Hans-Walter Müller and Living Architecture - This publication is based on
the editor's discussions with the architect, the civil engineer and the artist
Hans-Walter Müller, who has been developing forms of pneumatic architecture since
the late 1960s. Müller designed inflatable volumes for artists
such as Jean Dubuffet, Salvador Dalí and Maurice Béjart and himself has his own
permanent home in an air structure on an airfield south of Paris
since 1973. Hans-Walter Müller and the legendary house combine
conversations, photographs and drawings from Müller's archives
with ancient texts written by the architect and a complete catalogue raisonné
covering the period from 1961 to 2022. This publication thus offers readers
Germans the first in-depth study of the architect's life's work
visionary and champion of living architecture. \n \nHans-Walter Müller, born
in 1935 in Worms, is an architect and engineer. He builds structures
tires since the early 1970s.
