Peter Behrens
German architect and designer (1868-1940)
- Fame55.7
- Momentum3.3
- Architects rank#71
- Fame55.7
- Momentum3.3
- Architects rank#71
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He designed the building that rewrote the rules—the AEG Turbine Hall in 1909, all glass and steel honesty—then spent three decades designing everything else: typefaces, teakettles, entire corporate identities. Before "branding" had a name, he invented it.
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Peter Behrens was born 14 April 1868 in Germany and became a founding member of the German Werkbund in 1907, the same year he began his transformative work for AEG, pioneering corporate design by producing typefaces, objects, and buildings under one vision. His 1909 AEG Turbine Hall in Berlin made him a leader of the rationalist German Reform Movement through the 1910s. After the First World War he shifted to Brick Expressionism—most notably the Hoechst Administration Building outside Frankfurt—and by the mid-1920s moved toward New Objectivity. From 1922 to 1936 he headed the architecture scho…
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