Richard Döcker

Auteurs

• Friederike Mehlau Wiebking

Paramètres

• Architecture et urbanisme

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The annotation provides a comprehensive overview of Richard Döcker's architectural journey, emphasizing his engagement with both traditional and modern architectural concepts. It begins with a brief biography and explores his early influences, including the traditional 'Stuttgarter Schule' and his exposure to progressive architectural ideas. The text details various design studies for notable projects like the Harmonie Trossingen and the Krankenhaus Maulbronn, showcasing Döcker's innovative approaches. The discussion extends to Döcker's vision for new construction, highlighting his pursuit of clarity and simplification in architectural forms. Key elements such as floor plans, building shapes, and design principles are examined, revealing his emphasis on horizontal lines and cubic structures. The annotation also addresses his commitment to affordable housing solutions during the housing crisis of the Weimar Republic, detailing plans for single-family homes, rental apartments, and housing developments. Further sections cover Döcker's contributions to school architecture, material choice, and furniture design. His work from 1933 onwards is noted, alongside a catalog of his projects and publications, providing a thorough reference for his influence in the field. The annotation concludes with a list of sources and a register of his works and associated individuals, underscoring Döcker's lasting impact on architecture.

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• Année de publication: 1989
• Reliure: (souple)