Poster Nr. 34 | Hochhaus Friedrichstraße | Mies van der Rohe silver the Bauhaus transformed modernism

the Bauhaus transformed modernism

the building blocks are intended to accompany children in their physical and psychological development – with the numbers of the boxes corresponding to the developmental stages of the child: while Fröbel gift no

which visually gives the body a sense of weight

This book is made in collaboration with the Bauhaus-Archiv/Museum für Gestaltung in Berlin

von außen ist sie strukturiert matt

Poster Nr. 34 | Hochhaus Friedrichstraße | Mies van der Rohe silver the Bauhaus transformed modernismLudwig Mies van der Rohe designed the "Friedrichstrae High Rise" in 1922 with a trident shaped floor plan and a glass facade. Three elevators form the core, and the interior space feels open. The high rise remained a concept and was not feasible at the time. The design emphasizes the lightness of the building in contrast to the heavy Berlin old building structure. The image comes from the design competition for a high rise at Friedrichstrae Station