Showing posts with label c: Austria. Show all posts
Showing posts with label c: Austria. Show all posts

2262. Wien. Sperrfchiff in Nussdorf















Dear Anna,

“Only that which is practical can be beautiful.”
(Otto Wagner)

Regards,
R
 

2229. Café Museum, Wien


 









Dear Hans,

"But our best place of education in everything new
remains the coffee house."(Stefan Zweig)

Regards,
R

2198. Jungendstil in Wien. Kirche am Steinhof.



 












Dear Walter,

"Each new style gradually emerges from the earlier
one when new methods of construction, materials,
human tasks, and viewpoints demand a change of
reconstitution of existing forms." (Otto Wagner)

All the best,
R

2175. Kunsthaus Graz



 












Dear John,

"It is quite possible in the future, the architecture
might come from other sources, like commercially
supported research groups. from odd corners or
funny places, you know?
Or it might come from people who don't call
themselves architects...
It is quite conceivable." (Peter Cook)

Sincerely,
R

2124. Wittgensteinhaus, Wien, Austria


 












Dear Paul,

“Architecture immortalizes and glorifies 
something. Hence there can be no 
architecture where there is nothing to 
glorify.” (Ludwig Wittgenstein)

Regards,
R

2076. Innsbruck. Electro hochhaus


 













Dear Alois,

This vintage postcard shows the original appearance
of the Innsbruck Municipal Light and Power 
Administration building as its architect Lois 
Welzenbacher had planned.

All the best,
R

2070. Wahliss-Passage, Wien


 













Dear Jean,

"Radical architecture is only radical today when it 
is also built. That is the difference between now and 
then." (Wolf D. Prix)

Regards,
R

2068. Schützenhaus, Wien


 


















Dear Osman,

"Modern forms should adapt to new materials
to meet contemporary needs." (Otto Wagner)

Sincerely,
R

2052. Wien XX. Winarsky-Hof. Gemeindebau


 







Dear Oskar, 

"Every human needs a certain degree of sentimentality 
to feel free... What we need is variety and not 
stereotyped monumentality." (Josef Frank)  

Sincerely, 

2045. Kunsthaus, Wien


 


















Dear Mary,

"The straight line leads to the 
downfall of humanity"
(Friedensreich Hundertwasser)

Regards,
R

2013. Kerzengeschäft Marius Retti, Wien.


 












Dear Hans,

"When Jaap Bakema saw the store, he said:
"But, that is a built manifesto"" (Hans Hollein)

Gratefully,
R

1940. Looshaus, Wien, Austria


 











Dear Josef,

"Cultural development involves the elimination of
ornaments from useful objects"
(Ornament & Crime, Adolf Loos)

Respectfully,
R

1856. Wien, Haas-Haus
















Dear Steve,

"A building is itself. Architecture is without a purpose,
What we build will find its usefulness." (Hans Hollein)

Best regards,
R

1715. Secessions-Ausstellung, Wien














Querida Cristina,

Te mando un preciosa postal de 106 años de antigüedad.
Esta es además un magnífico complemento de otra que publiqué en este blog hace ahora casi diez años el día 7 
de enero de 2009 (postal número 176).

Todo mi cariño y feliz año nuevo.
R

1654. Majolikahaus, Wien 6





















Dear Walter,

"The details are not the details. They make the design"
(Charles Eames)

Sincerely,
R

1559. UNO City, Wien














Dear Mark,

The building complex hosting United Nations Offices at
Vienna.

Best,
R

1521. Festspielstadt Bregentz am Bodensee
















Estimado Jim,

"La presencia es como un hueco en el flujo de la 
historia, donde todo lo repentino no es pasado ni 
futuro."(Peter Zumthor)

Cordialmente,
R

1374. Linz Donau. Brucknerhaus
















Dear Johan,

""An orchestra, if it is functioning in the best way, is a creative unit. A group of men and women are coming together to re-create something that is beautiful." 
(Herbert von Karajan)

Kind regards,
R

1281. Sanatorium Purkersdorf, Kurhaus
















Dear Johannes,

"Beauty is the result of centuries of care and ordering"
(Josef Hoffmann)

Sincerely,
R