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Adolf Loos. Adolf Loos ( Brno, 10 de diciembre de 1870- Viena, 23 de agosto de 1933) fue un arquitecto austriaco. Cursó estudios en la Escuela Profesional de Reichenberg y en la Politécnica de Dresde. En la ciudad de Chicago trabajó como albañil, entarimador y delineante.
Raumplan. Proposé par Adolf Loos et réalisé dans ses villas Moller à Vienne (1927-1928) et Müller à Prague (1928-1930), le Raumplan est une conception de composition basée sur la volonté de donner à chaque pièce un volume simple et une hauteur appropriée à sa fonction. Contrairement aux plans composés en couches horizontales, il en ...
The realisation of František Müller’s villa also allowed Adolf Loos scope to create the ultimate form of his original concept of space, the Raumplan, based on the dramatic staging of different height levels for various rooms based on their function and symbolic importance, all composed around a central staircase.
13 de mar. de 2020 · Para mais informações sobre a Villa Müller e o Raumplan, visite o site do Muzeum hlavního města Prahy. Referências bibliográficas: SCHEZEN, Roberto; LOOS, Adolf; ROSA, Joseph. Adolf Loos: architecture 1903-1932. New York: Monacelli Press, 1996. Muzeum hlavního města Prahy. “The Villa Müller”. Acessado 05 Mar 2020.
3 de mar. de 2014 · The Raumplan, with its rooms evolving around the central steps, allows visual connection among the different areas. Between the spaces, pierced walls frame the views on a diagonal direction, giving the interior an almost theatrical quality often described as “ voyeuristic “. More on Adolf Loos on SOCKS: Tristan Tzara House in Paris.
Raumplan (doslova ... počátku 20. století ve Vídni a zároveň jeden z nejvýznamnějších předchůdců moderní architektury, architekt Adolf Loos.
The Riveting Raumplan Concept. A Raumplan is a method of planning that uses discrete rooms and a dynamic section. This strategy frequently necessitates taking steps into each room or group of rooms and lays a strong emphasis on the scale of individual rooms. The technique is widely credited to the architect Adolf Loos.
