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Exam 2

Cristian Aranda Inglés 53 fichas

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1—Reinforced Concrete System
(Patent 1892)
Francois Hennebique
2—Hotel Tassel
1893-1895
Victor Horta
Brussels, Belgium
The facade iron beam exposed, never been done before. Beginning of infiltrating the structure of the building.
3—Maison du Peuple
1896-1899 ( demolished)
Victor Horta
Brussels, Belgium
Headquarters Belgium socialist party brings light to interior
4—Amsterdam Stock Exchange
1897-1903
Henrik Petrus Berlage
Amsterdam, Holland
Uses brick, a local material, in an abstract way Rendered as a massive and monumental building. minimal ornamentation
5—Secession Building
1898
Joseph Olbrich
Vienna, Austria
exhibition hall
Stylized description, forms will elevate the mood of the people
6—#25 bis rue Franklin
1903
Auguste Perret
Paris, France
Residence, narrow, concrete frame expression. Plays with building code of limited glazing. The frame of building eliminates the need for loadbearing walls
7—Postal Savings Bank
1904-1906
Otto Wagner
Vienna, Austria
8—Casa Batllo
1904-1907
Antoni Gaudi
Barcelona, Spain
9—Palais Stoclet
1905-1911
Joseph Hoffman
Brussels, Belgium
Mansion, residence
Restrained rectilinear
10—Metro Entrance
1905? 1900-1913?
Hector Guimard
Paris, France
Skeleton like, a structure that is both rational and organic
11—Casa Mila
1906-1912
Antoni Gaudi
Barcelona, Spain
12—Fabrica Aymerich
1908
Lluis Muncunill
Terrazas, Spain
13—A.E.G. Turbine Factory
1908-1909
Peter Behrens
Berlin, Germany
The roof profile is defined by two cranes inside, a form may be defined by its function. Innovated in use of glass and steel walls
14—Crypt of the Colonia Guell
1908-1914 (unfinished)
Antoni Gaudi
Santa Coloma de Cervello, Spain
Church
15—Steiner House
1910
Adolf Loos
Vienna, Austria
16—Fagus Factory
1911-1914
Walter Gropius and Adolf Meyer
Alfeld-an-der-Leine, Germany
Glass prisms, the idea of the curtain wall, notion of a plinth, vertical supports as columns joining the plinth
17—Werkbund Pavillion and Model Factory
1914
Walter Gropius and Adolf Meyer
Cologne, Germany
Glass screen, interpenetration of interior and exterior, brick and glass.
18—Glass Pavilion
1914
Bruno Taut
Cologne, Germany
exhibition house to show glass material potential
Idea of transparency, openness
19—Dom-ino House
1914-1915
Le Corbusier
Skeleton of a framwork, no beams, slabs as the span, quick construction,
20—Airship Hangars at Orly
1916-1921
Eugene Freyssinet
Outside Paris
Large industrial storage space, barrel systems, ribbed and shell structures, thin b/c of exterior shell, creates a system to reuse molds used.
21—Red and Blue Chair
1917-18
Gerrit Rietveld
22—Het Schip "The Ship"
1917-1920
Michel de Klerk
Amsterdam, Holland
Social Housing, resembles an ocean liner
innovative use of brick
23—Glass Skyscraper Competition Entry
1919
Friedrichstrasse, Berlin, Germany
Mies van der Rohe
24—Monument to the Third International
1919-1920
Vladimir Tatlin
25—Einstein Tower
1921
Eric Mendelsohn
Potsdam, Germany
observatory
Expression of movement in a building that is static. The building is brick but whitewashed over.
26—Chicago Tribune Competition Entry
1922
Walter Gropius + A. Meyer
27—Palace of Labor Competition
1922
Alexander Vesnin
28—Ozenfant Studio
1922
Paris, France
Le Corbusier
29—Monument to the March Dead
1922
Weimar, Germany
Walter Gropius
30—Maison Citrohan,
1922
(Prototype exhibited at the Weissenhof Seidlung in Stuttgart, 1927)
Le Corbusier
31—Notre Dame du Raincy
1922-23
Auguste Perret
Paris, France
New used of material, concrete used for a place of worship. Concrete is a low material creates a triple barrel roof pierced screen of concrete that can have stained glass.
32—Project for a Brick Country House
1923
Mies van der Rohe
33—Proun Room
1923 (installation reconstructed 2010)
Lasar M.”EL” Lissitsky
34—Office of the Director Bauhaus
1923
Weimar, Germany
Walter Gropius
35—Counter Construction,
1923
Theo van Doesburg
36—Maison La Roche-Jeanneret,
1923-1925
Paris, France
Le Corbusier
37—Haus am Horn
1923
Weimar, Germany
Georg Muche
38—Cloud-hanger Project
1924
Lasar M.”EL” Lissitsky
39—Pravda Tower
1924
Moscow, Russia
A. and Victor Vesnin
40—Schroder House
1924
Utrecht, Holland
Gerrit Rietveld
41—Hook of Holland
1924-1927
Rotterdam, Holland
J.J.P. Oud
42—Café de Unie
1925 (destroyed)
Rotterdam, Netherlands
J.J.P. Oud
43—USSR Pavilion
1925
International Exhibition of Decorative Arts
Paris, France
Konstantin Melnikov
44—Bauhaus School Buildings
1925-1926
Dessau, Germany
Walter Gropius
45"Five Points Towards a New Architecture"1. Column
2. Free plan
3. Window
4. Facade
5. Roof Terrace
(1926)
46—Villa Stein
1926
Garches, France
Le Corbusier
47—Weissenhof Apartment Block
1927
Stuttgart, Germany
Mies van der Rohe
48—Russakov Workers’ Club
1928-29
Moscow, Russia
Konstantin Melnikov
49—Tugendhat House
1928-1930
Brno, Czechoslovakia
Mies van der Rohe
50—Villa Savoye
1928-1931
Poissy, France
Le Corbusier
51—Barcelona Pavilion
1929
Barcelona, Spain
Mies van der Rohe
52—Melnikov House
1929
Moscow, Russia
Konstantin Melnikov
53—Villa Muller
1930
Adolf Loos
Prague, Czech Republic
residence
No expression, flat cube