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Peter Petz
Project Manager German-Architects.com
pp (at) german-architects.com

Born in Germany. After a lengthy stay in South America, studies of Geography, Empirical Cultural Studies and Architecture. 1993 diploma in Architecture at the University of Stuttgart. Cooperation with architecture offices in Stuttgart, Zurich and London. Lives in Stuttgart. Since 2004 project manager at PSA Publishers.

Architecture is a cycle. (An ideational reflection.) Good architecture depends on good cooperation of the responsible architects with the engineers of all disciplines on the one hand, on the other hand on a disputatious discourse of architects and their clients. If architecture photography shows architecture in a favourable light and conveys it to the viewer, in an ideal case interest and pleasure in more (good) architecture arises.

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