Architecture as a Consumption Object; Germany Example

<p>Besides influencing 20th century in terms of design education with Bauhaus and Ulm ecolés, Germany gained a successful way in converting architecture products into consumption products.<br>In the study the way some of the architects, chosen within the period beginning from the early 20th century to our day, made use of the media and the process in which their works were converted into popular objects and presented to the public were examined with the sampling method.<br>It is clear that by having the works of the popular architects different additional values are obtained. Also to have the works of these architects, who are popular and followed carefully by the certain segments of the society, makes it easier to obtain an income out of the product created urgently.