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1. www.nytimes.com › 2009/05/01 › moviesA Seamy Side of Vienna, With No Waltzes Included

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   Apr 30, 2009 · His plans go horribly, inevitably wrong, in a way that is both surprising and genuinely upsetting the single moment when “Revanche” achieves some real emotional force.

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   Aug 5, 2009 · The catalyst, I think, is the character of the grandfather, played by Hannes Thanheiser. He’s a proud old man, living alone, mourning his wife, feeding his friends the cows, resisting well-meaning attempts to move him into a “home.”

3. www.spatialagency.net › database › whyHannes Meyer - Spatial Agency

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   Hannes Meyer. Hannes Meyer (1889-1954) was an architect, educator and strong supporter of the cooperative movement. He believed that good design, design that was available to everyone and not just a few, could change prevailing socio-economic conditions.

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   Mar 15, 2022 · A fascinating article from 2013 by Hideo Tomita and Masato Ishii, “The Influence of Hannes Meyer and the Bauhaus Brigade on 1930s Soviet Architecture,” sets out to explore the “psychological effects” they see Meyer as having understood to be crucial for urban planning and design.

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   Get company information including registered address, previous company names, directors' details, accounts, annual returns and company reports, if it's been dissolved.

6. www.architectural-review.com › essays › soft-cellSoft cell: the minimum dwelling - The Architectural Review

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   Jul 30, 2018 · In their fearless storytelling, independent critical voices explore the forces that shape the homes, cities and places we inhabit. Promising a life free of the burden of domestic space, Hannes Meyer’s Co-op Interieur occupies a unique position in the history of the room.

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   Who was Hannes Meyer?

   • Apart from being an architect and town-planner, Hannes Meyer was also an educator. As in his other fields of endeavor, his teaching was oriented to the future and he had to contend with a historical situation which was not in his favor. Meyer never taught for longer than three years at the same institution.

   Hannes Meyer, Marxist and modernist (1889-1954) - The Charnel-House

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   When did Hannes Meyer start an architectural section?

   • As from 1927 it was possible to organize a proper architectural section and Hannes Meyer was placed as its head. Meyer had come to Dessau in December 1926 to attend the opening of the Bauhaus building. Gropius had used this opportunity to set before Meyer his plans for starting an architectural section.

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   Is Hannes Meyer too late?

   • Too late, again, because the lapse of time has made Hannes Meyer a legendary figure. His is the legend of an accursed architect which must now be divested of its fictitious elements to uncover the real man concealed beneath. But this book on Hannes Meyer is also too early.

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   What is 'co-op Interieur' by Hannes Meyer?

   • Contact us © 2024 emap Publishing Limited Hannes Meyer’s ‘Co-op Interieur’ is a photograph of a room staged by Meyer himself, using found furniture and objects: several foldaway elements – a bed,

   Soft cell: the minimum dwelling - Architectural Review

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   How did Hannes Meyer contribute to modern architecture?

   • Hannes Meyer took an active part in the preparatory Congress (CIAM 1), which was held at La Sarraz castle in Switzerland between June 25 and 29, 1928. Together with 22 leading European architects he drew up and signed the official manifesto which was to lay the foundation for a doctrine of modern architecture. Nations building design (1927).

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   Why did Hannes Meyer leave Dessau?

   • On July 29, 1930, when most of the students and staff were on holiday, the Mayor of Dessau called for the immediate dismissal of Hannes Meyer. Meyer’s departure was greeted with relief by a whole contingent of malcontents at the Bauhaus.

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   Aug 10, 2013 · Hannes Meyer and Georg Metzendorf, housing estates 1916. Meyer acquired his first garden city experience in Germany at the end of World War I, For two years he worked at Essen in Krupp’s welfare office, which at that time was busy building housing estates on a scale unprecedented on the continent.