Gallery
Extras and behind the scenes

This structure amazed onlookers and showed that tensile structures were an emerging architectural design medium.

Sails at the Federal Garden Exhibition at Kassel, 1955, where Frei Otto first gained notoriety.

Interviewed for the film in 2012.

Demonstrating inverse modeling at the IL institute at the University of Stuttgart.

Drawings for the 1955 Federal Garden Exhibition at Kassel.

Model for the Munich Olympic Stadium.

Discussing plans for the Japanese Pavilion for Expo 2000 in Hannover.

Legendary American architect, futurist, and friend of Frei Otto.

The finished stadium for the 1972 Munich Olympics.

Model for the aviary at the Munich Zoo.

At the Munich Zoo.

Talking about Frei Otto’s continued influence beyond architecture and engineering.

Robert Roithmayr discusses Frei Otto's impact on current form finding techniques.

Filming at the Mannheim Multihalle.

Executive Producer Simon K. Chiu, Jürgen Hennicke, and Frei Otto in Frei Otto's home (left to right).

Robert Roithmayr, Jürgen Hennicke, and Frei Otto at Frei Otto's atelier (left to right).
















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