Mies van der Rohe : Villa Wolf in Gubin : history and reconstruction. / edited by Dietrich Neumann ; with contributions by Ivan Brambilla [and six others] ; translation, Sandie Kestell.
Series Basics. 174 Ludwig Mies van der RoheEditor: Berlin : DOM publishers, 2023Descripción: 175 p. : ill. ; photo. ; col. ; plans ; portraits ; 23 cmTipo de contenido:- text
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- Title from cover: Ludwig Mies van der Rohe : Villa Wolf in Gubin : history and reconstruction
- Villa Wolf in Gubin : history and reconstruction
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Villa Wolf in Guben (now Gubin), built between 1925 and 1927, was Ludwig Mies van der Rohe's first decidedly modern building.
The residential building was destroyed at the end of the Second World War and in the immediate post-war period.The building practice of Mies van der Rohe - who is internationally known for his visionary glass skyscrapers and concrete buildings - remained conventional for a long time. With Villa Wolf, he presented a radical reinterpretation of the upper-class residential building: an open, diagonal sequence of rooms on the garden side, with the cubically-towered areas of the utility rooms and bedrooms next to it. The reception of the building was overshadowed by the great success of Mies van der Rohe's successor buildings, such as the German Pavilion in Barcelona (1928-1929) and Villa Tugendhat in Brno (1929-1930).This volume presents the history of Villa Wolf in Gubin and documents the recent excavation of the basement as well as the graphic reconstruction as a prerequisite for the building's reconstruction.
Includes bibliographical references.
FOREWORD Fritz Neumeyer 6 --
INTRODUCTION Villa Wolf in Gubin Dietrich Neumann 10 --
CHAPTER 1 The Client from Guben Lars Scharnholz 18 --
CHAPTER 2 Mies van der Rohe's Breakthrough to Modernity Dietrich Neumann 46 --
CHAPTER 3 Contemporary Reception of Villa Wolf Therese Mausbach 84 --
CHAPTER 4 Planning Inventory and Design Process Ivan Brambilla 98 --
CHAPTER 5 Analysis and Virtual Reconstruction Annegret Burg 120 --
CHAPTER 6 Reconstructing Lost Modernist Buildings Dietrich Neumann 138 --
EPILOGUE A 1:1 Architectural Model for a Mies Museum in Gubin Florian Mausbach 150 --
APPENDIX --
Drawings of Villa Wolf 154 --
The Archaeological Excavation 162 --
Acknowledgements 170 --
Authors 172 --
Index of persons and subjects 174 --
This volume presents the history of Villa Wolf in Gubin and documents the recent excavation of the basement as well as the graphic reconstruction as a prerequisite for the building’s reconstruction.
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- Foreword(6)
- Introduction Villa Wolf in Gubin(10)
- Chapter 1 The Client from Guben(18)
- Chapter 2 Mies van der Rohe's Breakthrough to Modernity(46)
- Chapter 3 Contemporary Reception of Villa Wolf(84)
- Chapter 4 Planning Inventory and Design Process(98)
- Chapter 5 Analysis and Virtual Reconstruction(120)
- Chapter 6 Reconstructing Lost Modernist Buildings(138)
- Epilogue
- A 1:1 Architectural Model for a Mies Museum in Gubin(150)
- Appendix
- Drawings of Villa Wolf(154)
- The Archaeological Excavation(162)
- Acknowledgements(170)
- Authors(172)
- Index of persons and subjects(174)