1927 in Stuttgart, Germany. I'll give the answer in my next real post.
scharoun, most definitely. in the development curated by mies, just around the block from two projects by corb, one by oud, one by mies, ....
trick question, it's gehry!
its what Steven Ward said above...
Yes, that all-white development, what was it called? It was amazing. Corb's work there was very rectilinear, as I recall.
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scharoun, most definitely. in the development curated by mies, just around the block from two projects by corb, one by oud, one by mies, ....
trick question, it's gehry!
its what Steven Ward said above...
Yes, that all-white development, what was it called? It was amazing. Corb's work there was very rectilinear, as I recall.
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