small architectural walk from Le Corbusier Haus to Olympiastadion . At the same time very instructive. Housing unit in Berlin, built in 1957 is very similar to the Warsaw housing estate blocks behind the Iron Gate. Ie. vice versa. Those blokhausy a distant echo of the idea of \u200b\u200bCorbusier. Just on the occasion of the New Town I met them very well, because most of the windows are made of pictures of staircases on the fifteenth floor. And precisely these details, such as corridors in Berlin type are much broader, each floor has a different color, but nevertheless are as claustrophobic as those of Warsaw. Facade of building in Berlin, is a completely different story. By a simple application of color on the walls of loggias, elevation of the building when viewed from the side and at an acute angle, it looks like a picture or sculpture opartowy (from the perpendicular arrangement, moreover, also an observer.) Warsaw's buildings by Skopiński, Czyz, Furman & Jozefowicz, despite the deployment of units of varying sizes (elevation divisions are not repeated too nahalnie), statues are not ... Just a subtle difference.
And the second item on our route, designed for the Olympic Games in 1936 by Werner March. The vast space and strongly marked accents in it ... There's an element of horror ... everything is something reminds me ... I wonder, well, this way of organizing space is visible in photographs by Dirk Reinartz his project Totenstill , devoted to the Nazi concentration camps (I wrote about this once , great pictures). Exit the square in front of the stadium, which attracts fans of Hertha Berlin was the blue and white flags (it is a Friday afternoon) and go in the direction of the Metro U2. And there appears gauge bridge building yard, nasuwający again associate with the horizontal, well-organized architecture ... Kind of like building sentry in the town in Lower Silesia, now known as Rogoźnica. Brr.
Corridor type Berlin, on the tenth floor (picture from Sony)
