MEYER, HANNES

hänˈəs mīˈər, 1889–1954, Swiss architect. Meyer was a lecturer and studio master at the Bauhaus in Dessau. He succeeded Gropius as its director (1928–30). Meyer is noted for his rejection of the concept of individual design in favor of designs produced by the collaboration of architects. He worked in Germany, Switzerland, Mexico, and the USSR. One of his best-known designs is the German Trades Union School at Bernau (1928–30).

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Kreiten, Theo 248 Kremer, Hannes 251 Krenek, Ernst 11 , 60 , 123 , 273 , 294 , 298 , 308 , 380 Kreuder, Peter 170 Kreutzberg, Harold 236 , 264 Kreutzer, Leonid...
...Posthumanist Subject: The Architecture of Hannes Meyer and Ludwig Hilberseimer , Cambridge...Production Cooperative: The Director Hannes Meyer in Bauhaus , edited by Jeannine...Cologne: Konemann, 1999 Meyer, Hannes, Bauen und Gesellschaft: Schriften...
...Metropolis 125 Meumann, Klaus 179 Meyer, Adolf 65, 66, 1 12. 129, 164...and Gropius 32, 61, 133, 206n Meyer. Hannes 1 16, 153-S, 156-7, 159...163 see also Gropius. Wolter, and Hannes Meyer Meyer. Otto 207n Michaud...
...Mexikansk Konst. Stockholm: Liljevalchs Konsthall, 1952. Meyer, Hannes. El Taller de Grafica Popular. Graphis (Zurich...of twelve years of collective work. Introduction by Hannes Meyer. Prologue by Leopoldo M6ndez. Mexico City: La Estampa...
...Mexico: Su evolucion social Sierra , 647, 1343 Mexico viejo Gonzalez Obregon , 1139 Meyer, Hannes, 92-93 Meyer, Jean, 184, 649, 871 , 872 , 947 Meyer, Lorenzo, 185, 650, 667-68 Meyer, Michael C., 649, 1607 Meyer, Rosa Maria...
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...than mere designers of good-looking buildings. For Hannes Meyer, the architect "was an artist and is becoming a specialist...social problems by increasing the size of the pie. As Hannes Meyer stated in 1926, "The new artwork is a collective work...
...Swiss former head of the Bauhaus, Hannes Meyer, played an important, though ultimately...This was true of, for example, Hannes Meyer and Fred Forbat, and others...planning (Sewell, 1993, 53-76). Hannes Meyer played a significant role in...
...life via his involvement with the Dessau Bauhaus under Hannes Meyer. Galison points out that, Throughout their writings...Dessau Bauhaus after 1928 (when it was directed by Hannes Meyer) and the architectural projects in which Neurath was...
...1928, the new director, Hannes Meyer, only increased the...institution as a corporate entity. Meyer called on the workshops to...the Bauhaus achieved, with Meyers tenure, the most explicitly...Bauhaus, Baumhoff describes how Meyers concept of collectivity and...weaving workshops products: Meyer strongly opposed aesthetics...remain anonymous. During Meyers tenure, one third of the...
...engineer and planners were invited to work in the Soviet Union during the 1920s and 1930s. The groups of Ernst May and Hannes Meyer moved from Germany to Moscow in 1930. These two groups participated in the design and construction of Magnitogorsk...
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...thought that his near contemporary Hannes Meyers claim that architecture function...architects who came close to sharing Meyers puritanical Func tionalism had...ignores the Expressionists. Only Hannes Meyer spoke out explicitly: Architecture...
...two--Constructivism in Moscow and the Bauhaus under Hannes Meyer--the artists had direct contact and conflict with Kandinsky...KUNST October 18, 2006-January 21, 2007 Curated by Eva Meyer-Hermann and Stephanie Rosenthal ILLUSTRATION OMITTED...
...example, proved to be a decisive influence upon such disparate figures as Kurt Schwitters and Laszlo Moholy-Nagy, Hannes Meyer and Mies van der Rohe. Flowing freely across the supposed divides constructed by many mainstream histories, their...
...for various industries but her brilliant career was ended by a combination of the depression, new Bauhaus director Hannes Meyer (who combined the metal and cabinet-making workshops into an interior design department), and the rise of the Nazis...
...the kind of quantitative functionalism first advocated by Hannes Meyer.(3) So many are the rules and regulations, so strict...group theory, but also a telling metaphor for architects. 3 Meyers manifesto Bauen, published at the Bauhaus in 1928, epitomises...
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...bread d) wine 9. Who founded the Bauhaus art movement in Weimar, Germany, in 1919? a) Mies van der rohe b) hannes Meyer c) Walter Gropius d) Wassily Kandinsky 10. Where were the first Commonwealth Games (then called the British Empire...
...quick." Elk Grove Coach: Mike Meyer (fifth year) Home Course...keep up with the Joneses as Meyer will be counting on Brian and...boys could be our stars," Meyer said. "Eric played very well...Larson, Shaun Levine; sophomore Hannes Seeman Outlook: It was another...
...Key players (possible): Michael Bondesio, Dennis Brits, Hannes Franklin. History: An invitational team likely to comprise...Referee: Nigel Owens (Wales) Coach (possible): Heyneke Meyer. Key players (possible): Michael Vermaak, Solly Tybilika...


 

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MEYER, HANNES han s mi r, 1889 1954, Swiss architect. Meyer was a lecturer and studio master at the Bauhaus in Dessau. He succeeded Gropius as its director (1928 30). Meyer is noted for his rejection of the concept of individual...
...buildings to house the various departments. Gropius resigned in 1928, and the leadership was continued by the architect Hannes Meyer , who in turn was replaced in 1930 by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe . In the summer of 1932 opposition to the school had...


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