WUWA 1929 - 2009. The Werkbund Exhibition in Wroclaw

11 Preface

23 Introduction

29 Werkbund model housing estates

NEW TENDENCIES IN DOMESTIC ARCHITECTURE IN EUROPE IN THE 1920'S AND 1930'S

81 New tendencies in domestic architecture in Europe in the 1920's and 1930's

82 Imposing a new model of community life

85 Planning conceptions

92 Structural solutions

94 Materials

98 Floor plans

100 lnterior design

102 Form of buildings and new architectural styles

THE WOHNUNG UND WERKRAUM (LIVING AND WORK SPACE) WERKBUND EXHIBITION IN WROCŁAW

107 The Wohnung und Werkraum (Living and Work Space) Werkbund exhibition in Wrocław

113 Historical and social contexts

119 The WUWA exhibition (general description)

149 The WUWA model housing estate

157 Function, layouts and interior design

189 Architectural form and colour design

204 Structural solutions, construction methods and building materials

213 Opinions of contemporary critics about the WUWA exhibition and the experimental estate

215 Opinions about the presentations at the Centennial Hall and Exhibition Grounds

217 Opinions about the WUWA's experimental housing estate

218 Urban planning

219 Blocks of flats

223 Detached and row houses

225 Structural solutions, construction methods and building materials

227 Costs

229 Renovation undertaken after World War ll, changes to the original form

265 Summary

CATALOUGE OF BUILDINGS OF THE WUWA MODEL ESTATE

277 Catalogue of buildings of the WUWA model estate

281 Plans for the WUWA exhibition and housing estate; architects: Adolf Rading and Heinrich Lauterbach

287 Building No. 1, gallery-access block offlats; architects: Paul Heim and Albert Kempter

295 Building No. 2, kindergarten for 60 children; architects: Paul Heim and Albert Kempter

305 Buildings Nos. 3-6, eight-unit tenement house; architect: Gustav Wolf

313 Building No. 7, high-rise tenement block offlats; architect: Adolf Rading

330 Building No. 8, garages; architect: Adolf Rading

333 Buildings Nos. 9-22, tenement row housing; architects: Emil Lange, Ludwig Moshamer, Heinrich Lauterbach, Moritz Hadda, Paul Häusler, Theodor Effenberger

356 Buildings Nos. 23-25, tenement row houses; architect: Theodor Effenberger

359 Buildings Nos. 26, 27, semi-detached houses with garages; architect: Theodor Effenberger

377 Building No. 28, detached house with a garage; architect: Emil Lange

387 Buildings Nos. 29, 30, semi-detached house; architect: Paul Häusler

397 Building No. 31, hostel for single people and newly-wed couples; architect: Hans Scharoun

423 Buildings Nos. 32, 33, semi-detached house; architect: Gustav Wolf

432 Building No. 34, detached house; architect: Heinrich Lauterbach

441 Building No. 35, detached house; architect: Heinrich Lauterbach

459 Building No. 36, detached house; architect: Moritz Hadda

469 Building No. 37, detached house; architect: Ludwig Moshamer

477 Biographical notes of the architects involved in the WUWA project

487 Bibliography