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Jun 14, 2024 · Onkel Toms, built from 1926 to 1932, was the work of Bruno Taut, an early Modernist architect and planner with a vision that differed from many of his peers.
Jun 1, 2024 · Taut’s utopian projects, which reflect an ideology of openness, democracy, and purity, prompt us to reconsider large and public interior spaces that transcend the programmatic framework of their time.
- Alberto Martínez García
6 days ago · “The large-scale housing projects of the so-called Neues Bauen after the First World War by architects such as Ernst May, Bruno Taut, Alvar Aalto, J.J.P. OUD and many others were developed to create affordable and healthy housing for workers and people on low incomes,” she said, pointing out that some of their buildings are now recognized ...
Jun 5, 2024 · “In Europe in the early 20th century we had domes — Bruno Taut’s Glass Pavilion [1914, at the Deutscher Werkbund in Cologne], then Buckminster Fuller [pioneer of the geodesic dome] and the ...
1 day ago · In addition to the winning entry by John Mead Howells and Raymond M. Hood, and Eliel Saarinen’s proposal—a second place that many felt should have won—the competition attracted designs from some of the most prominent architects of the time, both within the US and from the international scene, such as Walter Gropius, Adolf Loos, Bruno Taut ...
Jun 6, 2024 · ‘The pavilion's spaces are meant to have a heterogeneity to them rather than be one homogenous space with a single purpose,’ says Cho, ‘There’s such a history of circular or domed pavilions in the 20th century, going back to Bruno Taut’s 1914 glass pavilion in Cologne, or those of Buckminster Fuller at Black Mountain College or in the ...
4 days ago · "History of Ecological Design" published on by Oxford University Press.
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