The Theaterplatz is Weimar’s central square. It unites Weimar Classicism, the Weimar Republic and the Weimar Bauhaus. “This book is a snapshot and motion study, a protocol of urban development and a photographic essay, a collage …” — mottodistribution.com. 
Weimar Theaterplatz was published by M Books.

For the two-colored cover design, Tobias Dahl made use of Euclid and its alternate contructivist double-storey ‘a’. The text typeface in the interior looks similar to Plantin Infant, or Galaxie Copernicus with its Schoolbook alternates for ‘a’ and ‘g’ (but not ‘y’) — however, I am not quite sure about that.

Euclid’s angular alternates and unorthodox ligatures have been employed for the text, too. Here they apparently are used to render the comments of various interviewees in different typographic voices.