7
11
23
29
81
82
85
92
94
96
100
102
107
113
1'9
149
157
189
213
215
217
218
219
223
225
227
229
265
Foreword (Jerzy llkosz)
Part 1
Preface
Introduction
Werkbund model housing estates
New tendencies in domestic architecture in Europe in the 1920's and 1930's
Imposing a new model of community life
Planning conceptions
Structural solutions
Materials
Floor plans
Interior design
Form of buildings and new architectural styles
The Wohnung und Werkraum (Living and Work Space) Werkbund exhibition in Wroclaw
Historical and social contexts
The WUWA exhibition (general description)
The WUWA model housing estate
Function, layouts and interior design
Architectural form and colour design
Structural solutions, construction methods and building materials
Opinions of contemporary critics about the WUWA exhibition and the experimental estate
Opinions about the presentations at the Centennial Hall and Exhibition Grounds
Opinions about the WUWA's experimental housing estate
Urban planning
Blocks of flats
Detached and row houses
Structural solutions, construction methods and building materials
Costs
Renovation undertaken after World War II, changes to the original form
Summary
UNIVERSITATS
B1BLI0THEK
HEIDELBERG
11
23
29
81
82
85
92
94
96
100
102
107
113
1'9
149
157
189
213
215
217
218
219
223
225
227
229
265
Foreword (Jerzy llkosz)
Part 1
Preface
Introduction
Werkbund model housing estates
New tendencies in domestic architecture in Europe in the 1920's and 1930's
Imposing a new model of community life
Planning conceptions
Structural solutions
Materials
Floor plans
Interior design
Form of buildings and new architectural styles
The Wohnung und Werkraum (Living and Work Space) Werkbund exhibition in Wroclaw
Historical and social contexts
The WUWA exhibition (general description)
The WUWA model housing estate
Function, layouts and interior design
Architectural form and colour design
Structural solutions, construction methods and building materials
Opinions of contemporary critics about the WUWA exhibition and the experimental estate
Opinions about the presentations at the Centennial Hall and Exhibition Grounds
Opinions about the WUWA's experimental housing estate
Urban planning
Blocks of flats
Detached and row houses
Structural solutions, construction methods and building materials
Costs
Renovation undertaken after World War II, changes to the original form
Summary
UNIVERSITATS
B1BLI0THEK
HEIDELBERG