- The
Rotunde (German: [roˈtʊndə]) in Vienna's
Leopoldstadt district was a
building erected for the 1873
Vienna World's Fair (German:
Weltausstellung 1873...
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buildings that were
erected for this exposition,
including the
Rotunda (
Rotunde), a
large circular building in the
great park of
Prater designed by the...
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since both ends of the line
feature turning loops,
Prater Hauptbahnhof and
Rotunde were
originally built to
serve the two ends of the
original (shorter) railway...
- Anežka Merhautová; Dušan Třeštík (2000). Moravští Přemyslovci ve znojemské
rotundě. Set Out. ISBN 978-80-86277-09-7. Znojemská rotunda:
malby v národní kulturní...
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large area was
designated for
exhibition halls in the Prater, with the
Rotunde at its center. At that time, it was the
largest dome in the world, measuring...
- Plan of the wind
turbine for
power generation by
Josef Friedlaender before the
electrical exhibition in the
Vienna Prater (
Rotunde) in 1883....
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Huberta Heres,
Wolfgang Maßmann: S****els Pantheon. Die
Statuen der
Rotunde im
Alten Museum. Von Zabern,
Mainz 2004, ISBN 3-8053-3255-6.
Andreas Scholl...
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prominently installed at the
north entrance to the main
exhibition hall ("
Rotunde") in the
Vienna Prater. In July 1887,
Scottish academic James Blyth installed...
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Exhibition was
trumped by that of
Joseph Paxton,
Scott Russell did
design the
Rotunde for the 1873
Vienna Exposition. At 108
metres (354 ft) in
diameter it was...
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largest standing dome
structure of
wrought iron construction. However, the
Rotunde,
completed two
years after the
Royal Albert Hall, is the
largest wrought...
