PH1985:0288
Description:
- There are nine photographs by Klaus Frahm which show stacked bales of straw or "reet" in Hamburg, Germany (PH1985:0285, PH1985:0292, and PH1985:0294), Mainz, Germany (PH1985:0287 - PH1985:0290), Tirrenia, Italy (PH1985:0286) and Toscana, Italy (PH1985:0293). "Reet" is apparently a swamp grass or reed used for thatching roofs in northern Germany (see the photographer's inscription on photograph PH1985:0294). Four of the photographs show bales of straw or bundles of reet stacked in various ways (PH1985:0285, PH1985:0289, PH1985:0292, PH1985:0294). Photograph PH1985:0287 shows a stack of bales of straw covered in plastic. The remaining four photographs show bales of straw stacked in the form of houses (PH1985:0286, PH1985:0288, PH1985:0290, PH1985:0293).
topographic
1979
View of bales of straw stacked in the shape of a house, Mainz, Germany
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PH1985:0288
Description:
- There are nine photographs by Klaus Frahm which show stacked bales of straw or "reet" in Hamburg, Germany (PH1985:0285, PH1985:0292, and PH1985:0294), Mainz, Germany (PH1985:0287 - PH1985:0290), Tirrenia, Italy (PH1985:0286) and Toscana, Italy (PH1985:0293). "Reet" is apparently a swamp grass or reed used for thatching roofs in northern Germany (see the photographer's inscription on photograph PH1985:0294). Four of the photographs show bales of straw or bundles of reet stacked in various ways (PH1985:0285, PH1985:0289, PH1985:0292, PH1985:0294). Photograph PH1985:0287 shows a stack of bales of straw covered in plastic. The remaining four photographs show bales of straw stacked in the form of houses (PH1985:0286, PH1985:0288, PH1985:0290, PH1985:0293).
topographic
PH1985:0290
Description:
- There are nine photographs by Klaus Frahm which show stacked bales of straw or "reet" in Hamburg, Germany (PH1985:0285, PH1985:0292, and PH1985:0294), Mainz, Germany (PH1985:0287 - PH1985:0290), Tirrenia, Italy (PH1985:0286) and Toscana, Italy (PH1985:0293). "Reet" is apparently a swamp grass or reed used for thatching roofs in northern Germany (see the photographer's inscription on photograph PH1985:0294). Four of the photographs show bales of straw or bundles of reet stacked in various ways (PH1985:0285, PH1985:0289, PH1985:0292, PH1985:0294). Photograph PH1985:0287 shows a stack of bales of straw covered in plastic. The remaining four photographs show bales of straw stacked in the form of houses (PH1985:0286, PH1985:0288, PH1985:0290, PH1985:0293).
topographic
1979
View of bales of straw stacked in the shape of a house, Mainz, Germany
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PH1985:0290
Description:
- There are nine photographs by Klaus Frahm which show stacked bales of straw or "reet" in Hamburg, Germany (PH1985:0285, PH1985:0292, and PH1985:0294), Mainz, Germany (PH1985:0287 - PH1985:0290), Tirrenia, Italy (PH1985:0286) and Toscana, Italy (PH1985:0293). "Reet" is apparently a swamp grass or reed used for thatching roofs in northern Germany (see the photographer's inscription on photograph PH1985:0294). Four of the photographs show bales of straw or bundles of reet stacked in various ways (PH1985:0285, PH1985:0289, PH1985:0292, PH1985:0294). Photograph PH1985:0287 shows a stack of bales of straw covered in plastic. The remaining four photographs show bales of straw stacked in the form of houses (PH1985:0286, PH1985:0288, PH1985:0290, PH1985:0293).
topographic
PH1986:1426:001
Description:
- The group of 24 photographs PH1986:1426:001 - PH1986:1426:024 by Bernd and Hilla Becher show views of mineheads in France, Germany, Wales, England, and Belgium. - There are eight views of mineheads in France (PH1986:1426:008; PH1986:1426:012 - PH1986:1426:015; PH1986:1426:018; PH1986:1426:021 - PH1986:1426:022); seven views of mineheads in Germany (PH1986:1426:001; PH1986:1426:005 - PH1986:1426:006; PH1986:1426:011; PH1986:1426:017; PH1986:1426:019 - PH1986:1426:020); five views of mineheads in Wales (PH1986:1426:002 - PH1986:1426:004; PH1986:1426:007; PH1986:1426:009); two views of mineheads in England (PH1986:1426:010; PH1986:1426:023); and two views of mineheads in Belgium (PH1986:1426:016; PH1986:1426:024). -- Several of the views require further research to determine their location with certainty, including photographs: PH1986:1426:008 (France ?); PH1986:1426:019 - PH1986:1426:020 (Germany ?); PH1986:1426:010; and PH1986:1426:023 (England ?); and PH1986:1426:016 and PH1986:1426:024 (Belgium ?).
architecture, engineering
1963
View of the Schacht 3 minehead of Zeche Neu-Iserlohn, Bochum, Germany
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PH1986:1426:001
Description:
- The group of 24 photographs PH1986:1426:001 - PH1986:1426:024 by Bernd and Hilla Becher show views of mineheads in France, Germany, Wales, England, and Belgium. - There are eight views of mineheads in France (PH1986:1426:008; PH1986:1426:012 - PH1986:1426:015; PH1986:1426:018; PH1986:1426:021 - PH1986:1426:022); seven views of mineheads in Germany (PH1986:1426:001; PH1986:1426:005 - PH1986:1426:006; PH1986:1426:011; PH1986:1426:017; PH1986:1426:019 - PH1986:1426:020); five views of mineheads in Wales (PH1986:1426:002 - PH1986:1426:004; PH1986:1426:007; PH1986:1426:009); two views of mineheads in England (PH1986:1426:010; PH1986:1426:023); and two views of mineheads in Belgium (PH1986:1426:016; PH1986:1426:024). -- Several of the views require further research to determine their location with certainty, including photographs: PH1986:1426:008 (France ?); PH1986:1426:019 - PH1986:1426:020 (Germany ?); PH1986:1426:010; and PH1986:1426:023 (England ?); and PH1986:1426:016 and PH1986:1426:024 (Belgium ?).
architecture, engineering
PH1986:1426:011
Description:
- The group of 24 photographs PH1986:1426:001 - PH1986:1426:024 by Bernd and Hilla Becher show views of mineheads in France, Germany, Wales, England, and Belgium. - There are eight views of mineheads in France (PH1986:1426:008; PH1986:1426:012 - PH1986:1426:015; PH1986:1426:018; PH1986:1426:021 - PH1986:1426:022); seven views of mineheads in Germany (PH1986:1426:001; PH1986:1426:005 - PH1986:1426:006; PH1986:1426:011; PH1986:1426:017; PH1986:1426:019 - PH1986:1426:020); five views of mineheads in Wales (PH1986:1426:002 - PH1986:1426:004; PH1986:1426:007; PH1986:1426:009); two views of mineheads in England (PH1986:1426:010; PH1986:1426:023); and two views of mineheads in Belgium (PH1986:1426:016; PH1986:1426:024). -- Several of the views require further research to determine their location with certainty, including photographs: PH1986:1426:008 (France ?); PH1986:1426:019 - PH1986:1426:020 (Germany ?); PH1986:1426:010; and PH1986:1426:023 (England ?); and PH1986:1426:016 and PH1986:1426:024 (Belgium ?).
architecture, engineering
1962
View of a minehead of Zeche Carolus Magnus, Übach-Palenberg, Aachen, Germany
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PH1986:1426:011
Description:
- The group of 24 photographs PH1986:1426:001 - PH1986:1426:024 by Bernd and Hilla Becher show views of mineheads in France, Germany, Wales, England, and Belgium. - There are eight views of mineheads in France (PH1986:1426:008; PH1986:1426:012 - PH1986:1426:015; PH1986:1426:018; PH1986:1426:021 - PH1986:1426:022); seven views of mineheads in Germany (PH1986:1426:001; PH1986:1426:005 - PH1986:1426:006; PH1986:1426:011; PH1986:1426:017; PH1986:1426:019 - PH1986:1426:020); five views of mineheads in Wales (PH1986:1426:002 - PH1986:1426:004; PH1986:1426:007; PH1986:1426:009); two views of mineheads in England (PH1986:1426:010; PH1986:1426:023); and two views of mineheads in Belgium (PH1986:1426:016; PH1986:1426:024). -- Several of the views require further research to determine their location with certainty, including photographs: PH1986:1426:008 (France ?); PH1986:1426:019 - PH1986:1426:020 (Germany ?); PH1986:1426:010; and PH1986:1426:023 (England ?); and PH1986:1426:016 and PH1986:1426:024 (Belgium ?).
architecture, engineering
PH1984:0287:001-030
Description:
- The housing unit types appearing in the photographs of the album of Hellerhof housing development, Frankfurt am Main, Germany (PH1984:0287:001-030) have been identified as type A (DR1984:1114), type B (DR1984:1112), type C (DR1984:1110), type D (DR1984:1108) and type E (DR1984:1104) based on drawings by Stam in the CCA Prints and Drawings collection and on Blijstra (1970, pp. 16-17). - The photograph numbers are indicated at the lower right corner of the album pages and are not in numerical order.
architecture, interior design
1930
Album of views of Hellerhof Housing Estate, Frankfurt am Main, Germany
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PH1984:0287:001-030
Description:
- The housing unit types appearing in the photographs of the album of Hellerhof housing development, Frankfurt am Main, Germany (PH1984:0287:001-030) have been identified as type A (DR1984:1114), type B (DR1984:1112), type C (DR1984:1110), type D (DR1984:1108) and type E (DR1984:1104) based on drawings by Stam in the CCA Prints and Drawings collection and on Blijstra (1970, pp. 16-17). - The photograph numbers are indicated at the lower right corner of the album pages and are not in numerical order.
architecture, interior design
Project
Wettbewerb für den Alexanderplatz [Alexanderplatz Urban Renewal], Berlin, Germany (1928-1929)
CI007.S1.1928.PR01
Description:
This project series documents Mies van der Rohe competition project entry for the Alexanderplatz Urban Renewal in Berlin, Germany, in 1928 and 1929. The material in this series was produced between 1928 and 1933. The series contains photographs and photocollages by Arthur Köster of models and drawings for the competition entry, predominantly in a porfolio.
1928-1933
Wettbewerb für den Alexanderplatz [Alexanderplatz Urban Renewal], Berlin, Germany (1928-1929)
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CI007.S1.1928.PR01
Description:
This project series documents Mies van der Rohe competition project entry for the Alexanderplatz Urban Renewal in Berlin, Germany, in 1928 and 1929. The material in this series was produced between 1928 and 1933. The series contains photographs and photocollages by Arthur Köster of models and drawings for the competition entry, predominantly in a porfolio.
project
1928-1933
photographs
Quantity:
7 portfolio(s)
PH2007:0010:001-007
Description:
Group consists of 7 colour photographic prints of the views of B. Braun Melsungen AG Headquarters and Industrial Complex, Melsungen, Germany and a portfolio box.
1993
Views of B. Braun Melsungen AG Headquarters and Industrial Complex, Melsungen, Germany
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PH2007:0010:001-007
Description:
Group consists of 7 colour photographic prints of the views of B. Braun Melsungen AG Headquarters and Industrial Complex, Melsungen, Germany and a portfolio box.
photographs
Quantity:
7 portfolio(s)
1993
Project
AP178.S1.1980.PR01
Description:
This project series document the Sede da Companhia Dom in Cologne, Germany. While the records were held in the office’s archives this project was assigned the number 1/80. The office assigned the date 1980 to this project. The project files document Siza's design for DOM company headquarter's architectural competition. Fifty architects were selected by a jury to propose a design. The client underlined the importance of having a striking visual impact while also putting emphasis on precision, security, protection and technological advancement. Requirements for the building included enough space for 250 employees and a covered parking lot for 50 vehicles. Siza's proposed design was a cylindrical inclined building with a cylindrical hole through the center. A circulation system with elevators, stairs and ramps inside and outside the office spaces was designed to create a " complex promenade architecturale"[1] . Siza's entry was not selected. Documenting this project are sketches, studies, design development drawings and competition drawings. Textual materials include competiton documentation. Of particular interest in this project series are the first computer drawings and coordinates used by Siza' office. [1] : Peter Testa "Álvaro Siza, " Birkhäuser Verlag, 1996.
1980-1981
Sede da Companhia Dom [Dom Company Headquarters], Cologne, Germany (1980)
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AP178.S1.1980.PR01
Description:
This project series document the Sede da Companhia Dom in Cologne, Germany. While the records were held in the office’s archives this project was assigned the number 1/80. The office assigned the date 1980 to this project. The project files document Siza's design for DOM company headquarter's architectural competition. Fifty architects were selected by a jury to propose a design. The client underlined the importance of having a striking visual impact while also putting emphasis on precision, security, protection and technological advancement. Requirements for the building included enough space for 250 employees and a covered parking lot for 50 vehicles. Siza's proposed design was a cylindrical inclined building with a cylindrical hole through the center. A circulation system with elevators, stairs and ramps inside and outside the office spaces was designed to create a " complex promenade architecturale"[1] . Siza's entry was not selected. Documenting this project are sketches, studies, design development drawings and competition drawings. Textual materials include competiton documentation. Of particular interest in this project series are the first computer drawings and coordinates used by Siza' office. [1] : Peter Testa "Álvaro Siza, " Birkhäuser Verlag, 1996.
Project
1980-1981
DR1984:1132
architecture
printed 1928-1932
architecture
AP140.S2.SS1.D54.P9.1
architecture
1977-1978
Bayer AG Headquarters, Monheim, Germany: view of a presentation model
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AP140.S2.SS1.D54.P9.1
architecture