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Latest revision as of 12:30, 24 September 2024
The Festspielhaus Hellerau is one of the most influential theatres of the beginning of the XXth Century for its conception of space and use of technology that was designed in collaboration between Émile Jaques-Dalcroze (musician, educator), Heinrich Tessenow (architect), Adolphe Appia (scenographer) and Alexandre von Salzmann (engineer). The 3d digital model created aims to be an addition to the historical photographs that relates different scales: the garden-city, the architecture and the performance space with its technology in order to offer a better understanding of it to the students.
Downloads
Download two versions of the model here:
https://canonbase.eu/wiki/File:Model_Hellerau_1.rar
https://canonbase.eu/wiki/File:Model_Hellerau_2.rar
Version 1 is a model of the exterior of the Festspielhaus and associated buildings. Model 2 is a 'cut-away', showing the interior details of the performance spaces.
Credits
An ongoing research by Antoni Ramon and Guillem Aloy. The drawings were made by Laia Montserrrat Cortázar.