- (15
December 1928 – 19
February 2000),
better known by his
pseudonym Friedensreich Regentag Dunkelbunt Hundertw****er (Austrian German: [ˈfriːdn̩sraɪç ˈreːɡn̩taːɡ...
- Bar (1908), and the
Steiner House (1910). The Hundertw****erhaus by
Friedensreich Hundertw****er,
designed to
counter the
clinical look of
modern architecture...
- This list
includes all
architectural projects realized by
Friedensreich Hundertw****er
including new buildings,
alterations and
design of buildings. Hundertw****er...
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Government of Uganda, but was
reinstated in 1993. The
Austrian painter Friedensreich Hundertw****er (1928–2000)
spent some time
there in the 1960s
where he...
- was
completed in 1999 and
named after the
architect and
visual artist Friedensreich Hundertw****er, who
conceived and
designed the project. It is one of...
- Austria,
completed in 1985,
after the idea and
concept of
Austrian artist Friedensreich Hundertw****er. This
expressionist landmark of
Vienna is
located in the...
- the fact that it has a
green roof. It was
designed by
Austrian artist Friedensreich Hundertw****er,
planned and
implemented by
architect Heinz M. Springmann...
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Dorado in
Tokyo by Von Jour Caux (1983) Hundertw****erhaus in
Vienna by
Friedensreich Hundertw****er (1983–1985)
Strada Dimitrie Racoița in Bucharest, unknown...
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Between 1979 and 2000, it was
owned by the
Austrian painter and
architect Friedensreich Hundertw****er, who
abandoned the
garden to nature. In 1884, Frederic...
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Ronald McDonald House in Essen, Germany,
designed by
Friedensreich Hundertw****er...
