KUB 07.03 Peter Zumthor Bauten und Projekte 1986 – 2007
KUB 07.03 Peter Zumthor Bauten und Projekte 1986 – 2007
KUB 07.03 Peter Zumthor Bauten und Projekte 1986 – 2007
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<strong>Peter</strong> <strong>Zumthor</strong><br />
Atelier- <strong>und</strong> Wohnhaus <strong>Zumthor</strong>,<br />
Haldenstein, <strong>2007</strong><br />
Foto © Benedikt Redmann<br />
Summary<br />
<strong>Peter</strong> <strong>Zumthor</strong> Buildings and Projects <strong>1986</strong> <strong>–</strong> <strong>2007</strong><br />
The presentation at the <strong>KUB</strong> covers <strong>Peter</strong> <strong>Zumthor</strong>’s buildings and<br />
projects from <strong>1986</strong> to <strong>2007</strong> and comprises materials on the design<br />
process, working drawings, models, and detailed plans, as well as<br />
a film installation by the artists Nicole Six and Paul Petritsch, which<br />
features almost all buildings completed during this period. <strong>Peter</strong><br />
<strong>Zumthor</strong> and Thomas Durisch, a longtime co-worker at Atelier<br />
<strong>Zumthor</strong> and curator for this part of the exhibition, are responsible<br />
for the selection and presentation of the works on the gro<strong>und</strong> floor<br />
and third level.<br />
The filmic form of cooperation between artists as the core<br />
concept of the exhibition was <strong>Peter</strong> <strong>Zumthor</strong>’s express wish. Six and<br />
Petritsch were proposed because their approach is closely related<br />
to f<strong>und</strong>amental issues of architecture. The works they are known for<br />
consist of simple actions and interventions which they document on<br />
film or video and stage as installations. They already realized a film<br />
installation for the exhibition “Tu Felix Austria” at the <strong>KUB</strong> in 2005.<br />
Shooting lasted six days, during which time Paul Petritsch stayed on<br />
the bare third floor of the Kunsthaus, filmed at eye level and in real<br />
time by six stationary video cameras facing in various directions.<br />
Six and Petritsch applied this stringent artistic concept in the<br />
documentation and projection of all of <strong>Zumthor</strong>’s buildings. Again,<br />
six stationary cameras were used and the same distances maintained<br />
throughout. Again, there are six projection surfaces. Six and<br />
Petritsch do away with the usual camera movements, editing, and<br />
montages. Each building seems to present itself matter-of-factly<br />
on six projection surfaces for 40 real-time minutes in the changing<br />
daylight, surro<strong>und</strong>ed by ever yday so<strong>und</strong>s and imbedded in the<br />
landscape. What the viewer sees is tied to his movement within the<br />
room. The screenings are staggered, so that every 20 minutes a new<br />
film begins on one of the floors; thus, the viewer can experience all<br />
the buildings in four real-time hours. Eckhard Schneider<br />
List of the buildings shown in the film installation<br />
(see timetable on p. 11):<br />
1 Protective structures for an excavation with Roman artifacts,<br />
Chur, Grisons (<strong>1986</strong>)<br />
2 Atelier <strong>Zumthor</strong>, Haldenstein, Grisons (<strong>1986</strong>)<br />
3 Sogn Benedetg chapel, Sumvitg, Grisons (1988)<br />
4 Residential home for the elderly, Chur, Masans, Grisons (1993)<br />
5 House Truog, Gugalun, Versam, Grisons (1994)<br />
6 Spittelhof housing development, Biel-Benken, Baselland (1996)<br />
7 Therme Vals, Grisons (1996)<br />
8 Kunsthaus Bregenz (1997)<br />
9 House Luzi, Jenaz, Grisons (2002)<br />
10 House <strong>Zumthor</strong>, Haldenstein, Grisons (2005)<br />
11 Bruder Klaus chapel, Wachendorf, Eifel (<strong>2007</strong>)<br />
12 Kolumba, Art Museum of the Archdiocese Cologne (<strong>2007</strong>)<br />
14 15 <strong>KUB</strong>-Programm <strong>07.03</strong> <strong>Peter</strong> <strong>Zumthor</strong>