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Bernhard Hans
Henry Scharoun (German: [hans ʃaˈʁuːn] ; 20
September 1893 – 25
November 1972) was a
German architect best
known for
designing the Berliner...
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Scharoun may
refer to:
Scharoun Ensemble,
chamber music ensemble Hans
Scharoun (1893−1972),
German architect This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated...
- The
Scharoun Ensemble is a
German chamber music group,
consisting of
members of the
Berliner Philharmoniker. The
repertoire ranges from
baroque to contemporary...
- Surroundings:
Redmond Town Center. PhD dissertation.
University of Washington.
Scharoun, Lisa (2012).
America at the Mall: The
Cultural Role of a
Retail Utopia...
- 2005) and the
German Maritime Museum (Deutsches Schiffahrtsmuseum) by Hans
Scharoun from 1975,
featuring the Hansekogge, a
vintage cog
dating from 1380, excavated...
- were
built but he was a
strong influence on his
friend and
colleague Hans
Scharoun. One
built design was a
contribution to the
Siemensstadt housing project...
- due to
increased single-hand
activities such as
writing and coloring.
Scharoun and
Bryden noted that right-handed
preference increases with age up to...
- vineyard-style
seating configuration, like the
Berliner Philharmonie by Hans
Scharoun, and a
classical shoebox design like the
Vienna Musikverein or the Boston...
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Prenzlauer Berg by
Bruno Taut (1920s)
Flats in Siemensstadt, Berlin, by Hans
Scharoun (early 1930s)
Former Schocken Department Store, Chemnitz, by
Erich Mendelsohn...
- architecture;
several buildings are
distinguished by the
organic designs of Hans
Scharoun, and the Neue
Nationalgalerie was
designed by Mies van der Rohe. Today...
