Heinrich Wefing heads the politics desk at the Hamburg weekly Die Zeit. He studied law and art history and spent many years as an editor in the arts section of the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, for which he reported from Berlin and San Francisco. He has been exploring the relationship between architecture and politics since his legal dissertation, published in 1995 under the title Parlamentsarchitektur. Zur Selbstdarstellung der Demokratie in ihren Bauwerken. He has written or edited several books, including a monograph on the Berlin Chancellery and a volume on the renovation of the Reichstag. Especially in Spain, Roland Halbe is one of the most sought-after architectural photographers, and nearly all prestigious Spanish architects are working with him. He has previously collaborated with Edition Axel Menges by supplying the photographs for New Museums in Spain by Klaus Englert. Nadine Tschinke and Ferdinand Kersten turned their attention to photography, with architecture remaining their main field of activity. Their particular aim is to convey the unique context of each building they depict.

Heinrich Wefing heads the politics desk at the Hamburg weekly Die Zeit. He studied law and art history and spent many years as an editor in the arts section of the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, for which he reported from Berlin and San Francisco. He has been exploring the relationship between architecture and politics since his legal dissertation, published in 1995 under the title Parlamentsarchitektur. Zur Selbstdarstellung der Demokratie in ihren Bauwerken. He has written or edited several books, including a monograph on the Berlin Chancellery and a volume on the renovation of the Reichstag. Especially in Spain, Roland Halbe is one of the most sought-after architectural photographers, and nearly all prestigious Spanish architects are working with him. He has previously collaborated with Edition Axel Menges by supplying the photographs for New Museums in Spain by Klaus Englert. Nadine Tschinke and Ferdinand Kersten turned their attention to photography, with architecture remaining their main field of activity. Their particular aim is to convey the unique context of each building they depict.

Heinrich Wefing heads the politics desk at the Hamburg weekly Die Zeit. He studied law and art history and spent many years as an editor in the arts section of the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, for which he reported from Berlin and San Francisco. He has been exploring the relationship between architecture and politics since his legal dissertation, published in 1995 under the title Parlamentsarchitektur. Zur Selbstdarstellung der Demokratie in ihren Bauwerken. He has written or edited several books, including a monograph on the Berlin Chancellery and a volume on the renovation of the Reichstag. Especially in Spain, Roland Halbe is one of the most sought-after architectural photographers, and nearly all prestigious Spanish architects are working with him. He has previously collaborated with Edition Axel Menges by supplying the photographs for New Museums in Spain by Klaus Englert. Nadine Tschinke and Ferdinand Kersten turned their attention to photography, with architecture remaining their main field of activity. Their particular aim is to convey the unique context of each building they depict.