Vorläufige Höhepunkte der Baukunst

What is it like to live in the much-praised 1970s architect-designed house? The pantry is a success. What lies behind the facade change of the venerable bank? Only after Herbert's death in 1952 could Karl assert himself. How do you cope with 60,000 cars passing by your bedroom every day? What did you say? That the gas station is doing well because of all the traffic! The satirical house stories by Gottfried Müller are purely fictional, like those in his successful book "Melancholy and Adventures of House Building," but at the same time, they are so lifelike that the reader is often left laughing in astonishment. Special attention is given to the "forgotten variants": previously completely unknown designs by the famous architects Frank Lloyd Wright, Mies van der Rohe, or Le Corbusier.