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The Art of Building – with a Floatingly Light Touch: In Conversation with Frei Otto (2000)

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In June 2000 Detail spoke to Frei Otto about how he arrived at membrane structures, the role of the world expos and the sustainability of tent-roof structures.

The Art of Building – with a Floatingly Light Touch: In Conversation with Frei  Otto (2000)

Frei Otto (1925 - 2015) German Architect designs that soared

The Art of Building – with a Floatingly Light Touch: In Conversation with Frei  Otto (2000)

The Threefold Logic of Advanced Architecture by Actar Publishers - Issuu

The Art of Building – with a Floatingly Light Touch: In Conversation with Frei  Otto (2000)

mondo*arc June/July 2015 - Issue 85 by Mondiale Media - Issuu

The Art of Building – with a Floatingly Light Touch: In Conversation with Frei  Otto (2000)

Frei Otto, architectural pioneer, inspires local dreams of a future under cover

The Art of Building – with a Floatingly Light Touch: In Conversation with Frei  Otto (2000)

What is a good example of modern architecture that will last for thousands of years? - Quora

The Art of Building – with a Floatingly Light Touch: In Conversation with Frei  Otto (2000)

Frei Otto: a life in projects

The Art of Building – with a Floatingly Light Touch: In Conversation with Frei  Otto (2000)

Frei Otto

The Art of Building – with a Floatingly Light Touch: In Conversation with Frei  Otto (2000)

A new architectural landmark for downtown LA, architecture, Agenda

The Art of Building – with a Floatingly Light Touch: In Conversation with Frei  Otto (2000)

AN Interior 11 by The Architect's Newspaper - Issuu

The Art of Building – with a Floatingly Light Touch: In Conversation with Frei  Otto (2000)

A Conversation with Frei Otto by PA Press - Issuu

The Art of Building – with a Floatingly Light Touch: In Conversation with Frei  Otto (2000)

Frei Otto: Light Structures Inspired by Nature. Experiments with Physical Self-Forming Processes: Soap Solutions, Viscous Fluids, Branching Structures and Funicular Forms