Friedrich Kiesler – Lebenswelten / Life Visions is dedicated to the work of the architect, artist, and theorist Friedrich Kiesler.

The volume explores Kiesler’s interdisciplinary thinking across architecture, art, design, theater, and exhibition design.

At its core is Kiesler’s conception of space as a living, malleable system. His designs and theoretical writings present architecture not as a static form, but as a relationship between people, objects, and the environment. The publication brings together essays, analyses, and visual material on key projects, revealing how Kiesler’s ideas shaped modernism and continue to influence debates on flexible spaces, modular systems, and user-centered design to this day.