DOI issue:
No. 223 (October 1911)
DOI article:Studio-talk
DOI Page / Citation link: https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.21155#0092
Studio-Talk
concerned. The cost of erecting the building was
defrayed by the Landes-Ausschuss of Upper
Austria. It has now been taken over by the Ministry
for Public Works, who pay all expenses for the up-
keep of the school.
It is proposed to open a school of sculpture
here in the near future. For that reason studios
have already been prepared under the terrace and
to the right of the building. All the rooms have
been suitably decorated, the stained glass and lead
work having been executed by Geylings Erben.
Herr Rodler may be congratulated on the manner
in which he has fulfilled this his first commission,
for he has shown himself an architect of refined
taste and practical knowledge. A. S. L.
BERLIN.—The Berlin branch of the
Vereinigte Werkstatten fiir Kunst im
Handwerk, whose head office is in
Munich, has removed to an enlarged
building. The various suites of apartments at
their beautiful new home exhibit an interesting
diversity of interior arrangements by leading artist-
craftsmen, and in addition to furniture are filled
with a large number of small objects of different
entrance to workshops at the new technical & 1
school, steyr. prof. a. rodler, architect categories such as ceramics, jewellery, em-
broideries, and textile fabrics. A study of all
training gratis but also stipends to cover the cost these interiors and their contents demonstrates
of board and lodging. the sound development of modern principles which
- distinguishes the creations of the artistic staff of
It may be well to mention that this school at the establishment, while the variety of taste
Steyr is another one of those
Austrian "Fachschulen"
about which much has
already been published in
this magazine. Steyr has
been celebrated for hun-
dreds of years for its green
tiles and for its wrought
iron, and many examples of
both may be seen in the new
schools ; as, for instance, in
the stove shown in the illus-
tration on p. 71. There are
two separate staircases, one
leading to the workshops,
the other to the Director's
apartments. These may be
seen in the illustrations.
Every detail of the building
has been carried out both
with a view to artistic effect vestibule and staircase at the new technical school, steyr
and the comfort of those prof: a. rodler, architect
70
concerned. The cost of erecting the building was
defrayed by the Landes-Ausschuss of Upper
Austria. It has now been taken over by the Ministry
for Public Works, who pay all expenses for the up-
keep of the school.
It is proposed to open a school of sculpture
here in the near future. For that reason studios
have already been prepared under the terrace and
to the right of the building. All the rooms have
been suitably decorated, the stained glass and lead
work having been executed by Geylings Erben.
Herr Rodler may be congratulated on the manner
in which he has fulfilled this his first commission,
for he has shown himself an architect of refined
taste and practical knowledge. A. S. L.
BERLIN.—The Berlin branch of the
Vereinigte Werkstatten fiir Kunst im
Handwerk, whose head office is in
Munich, has removed to an enlarged
building. The various suites of apartments at
their beautiful new home exhibit an interesting
diversity of interior arrangements by leading artist-
craftsmen, and in addition to furniture are filled
with a large number of small objects of different
entrance to workshops at the new technical & 1
school, steyr. prof. a. rodler, architect categories such as ceramics, jewellery, em-
broideries, and textile fabrics. A study of all
training gratis but also stipends to cover the cost these interiors and their contents demonstrates
of board and lodging. the sound development of modern principles which
- distinguishes the creations of the artistic staff of
It may be well to mention that this school at the establishment, while the variety of taste
Steyr is another one of those
Austrian "Fachschulen"
about which much has
already been published in
this magazine. Steyr has
been celebrated for hun-
dreds of years for its green
tiles and for its wrought
iron, and many examples of
both may be seen in the new
schools ; as, for instance, in
the stove shown in the illus-
tration on p. 71. There are
two separate staircases, one
leading to the workshops,
the other to the Director's
apartments. These may be
seen in the illustrations.
Every detail of the building
has been carried out both
with a view to artistic effect vestibule and staircase at the new technical school, steyr
and the comfort of those prof: a. rodler, architect
70