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BAU LÜTZ
OUR
PUBLICATIONS
Dossiers, articles, research notes, and in-depth studies developed by Bau Lütz on architecture, construction, climate, ways of living, and the transformation of buildings.
Biofattoria i Sabbioni
Biofattoria i Sabbioni is a work written and published by Micol, produced in collaboration with a group of final-year students from Politecnico di Milano and two of their lecturers as part of an experiential workshop preparing their final thesis. The publication documents an architectural and social study for Valverde, in the province of Pavia, without presenting it as a built or completed project.
RESEARCH LIBRARY
Architecture, engineering
and territory
An international selection of books, articles, studies, theses, and research that Bau Lütz considers significant for exploring architecture, construction techniques, the relationship with climate, materials, territory, and different forms of living.
The selection is published progressively.
RUDOLF STEINER
Architecture
Living Organic Architecture
A selection of texts and studies devoted to Rudolf Steiner’s architectural work and the Goetheanum: metamorphosis of form, space, structure, light, colour, sculpture, applied arts, and the design of objects for use. The archive gathers historical sources and contemporary studies that help illuminate this distinctive experience of twentieth-century architecture.
The selection is published progressively.
BAU LÜTZ · AUDIOVISUAL
Film and audiovisual media
Bau Lütz also uses audiovisual language to document the project, the construction process, and the transformation of an idea into built space.
No film is presented until its title, credits, rights, and publication channel have been verified.
EDITORIAL ARCHIVE
A continuously evolving library
Sharing part of our research contributes to greater awareness of the issues shaping contemporary construction and ways of living.
Bau Lütz’s research grows alongside its projects, techniques, and the questions raised by contemporary construction. This selection is not exhaustive: it represents part of the body of knowledge that accompanies our work.
A deeper understanding of materials, climate, forms, techniques, and architectural history allows better questions to be asked before design answers are even sought.