Old times are back!!!
Back on uploading some of my X old travels analogic photos...
:)
:)
But,they are all OLD and in bad shape by the way... (:(
So very nice to remember those times altough!!!...
iN Wien, Austria capital.....
iN Wien, Austria capital.....
Austria cathedral roof.... and Hundertwasser house.
Both R amazing!! .....
The
Hundertwasserhaus
is
an apartment
house in
Vienna,
Austria,
built after the idea and concept of Austrian artist Friedensreich
Hundertwasser with
architect Joseph Krawina as a co-author. This expressionist
landmark of
Vienna is located in the Landstraße
district on
the corner of Kegelgasse and Löwengasse.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hundertwasserhaus
Friedensreich
Hundertwasser
started out as a painter. Since the early 1950s, however, he
increasingly became focused on architecture, writing and reading in
public manifestos and controversial essays (e.g. 1958 a ‘Mouldiness
Manifesto.’ advocating natural forms of decay) In 1972, he had his
first architectural models made for the TV-show ‘Wünsch dir was',
in order to demonstrate his ideas on forested roofs, "tree
tenants" and the "window right" of every tenant to
embellish the facade around his windows. In these models
Hundertwasser also developed new architectural shapes, such as the
"eye-slit" house and the "high-rise meadow house"[1]
In
lectures at academies and before architectural associations,
Hundertwasser elucidated his concerns regarding an architecture in
harmony with nature and man. In a letter dated November 30, 1977 to
the mayor of Vienna, Leopold Gratz, the federal chancellor at the
time, Bruno
Kreisky,
suggested that Hundertwasser be given the opportunity to realize his
ideas in the field of architecture by allowing him to build a housing
project, whereupon Leopold Gratz, in a letter of December 15, 1977,
invited Hundertwasser to create an apartment building according to
his own ideas.[2] The
search for a suitable building plot took several years. Because
Hundertwasser was not an architect he asked the City of Vienna to
provide a professional architect willing to transpose his concepts
into architectural drawings. To this end, architect Josef Krawina was
invited to join the artist and to help him to put his ideas into
practice.
MORE ON MY AUSTRIAN DAYS at my other old posts:
manu world news in Austria
So very nice!!!...
:)
2 comments:
Precisamente a Áustria, é um dos países que gostaria de visitar, mas nunca no inverno, eu tenho medo de frio.
Cumprimenta
http://ventanadefoto.blogspot.com.es/
Eu nunca fui lá no inverno!!!
Bjmh
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