Typologies of Industrial Buildings

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Typologies of Industrial Buildings is a photographic series and book by Bernd and Hilla Becher that systematically documents and categorizes industrial structures through stark, typological black-and-white images.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf photographic series
photography book
aim neutral visual comparison of building types
systematic categorization of industrial structures
artMovement New Topographics NERFINISHED
conceptual art
author Bernd Becher NERFINISHED
Hilla Becher NERFINISHED
color black-and-white
countryOfOrigin Germany
creator Bernd Becher NERFINISHED
Hilla Becher NERFINISHED
depicts European industrial sites
North American industrial sites
focus functional structures
vernacular industrial architecture
format grid layout
plate series
genre architectural photography
conceptual photography
documentary photography
hasPart individual building portraits
series of typological plates
influenced conceptual art practices
contemporary architectural photography
industrial heritage documentation
influencedBy German photographic tradition
documentary photography
language English
German
mainSubject blast furnaces
coal bunkers
cooling towers
framework houses
gas tanks
grain elevators
industrial architecture
industrial buildings
typology
water towers
medium black-and-white photography
notableFor influence on photographic typologies
rigorous typological method
photographicApproach frontally framed views
systematic documentation
typological series
photographicStyle objective
serial
stark
publicationType monograph

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Bernd and Hilla Becher notableWork Typologies of Industrial Buildings