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How does one reintegrate old textile mills into the fabric of a community? At a former Leipzig cotton-spinning mill (now the site of the Federkiel Foundation), a distinguished group of architects, critics, preservationists, city planners and artists (among them Anne Dressen and Philipp Oswalt) convened to discuss the conversion of industrial space into cultural gathering place. Chapters here cover P.S.1 in New York and MASS MoCA.
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Papers and discussions that took place in 2002 at a former Leipzig cotton-spinning mill, the site of the Federkiel Foundation. The focus of discussion was on industrial preservation and the reuse of former industrial terrain as locations for art.
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- PublisherVerlag Moderne Kunst
- Publication date2005
- ISBN 10 3936711488
- ISBN 13 9783936711486
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages310
- EditorOswalt Philipp, Wolfs Rein
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