NEUES BAUEN IN THE WEIMAR REPUBLIC - ADOLF RADING

Embark on a fascinating journey through the architecture of the Weimar Republic, delving into the work of Adolf Rading, a prominent architect and lecturer at the Wrocław Academy of Art and Crafts. His innovative housing projects and exhibition initiatives, such as WuWA, have permanently inscribed themselves in the history of avant-garde architecture. Discover his achievements from his time in Wrocław, as well as his accomplishments in exile in Haifa and London, which continue to inspire contemporary architects.

• Experimental residential buildings in model Werkbund estates
• Initiator of the exhibition Apartment and Workplace (WuWA) in Wrocław
• Collaboration with Oskar Schlemmer in designing modernist houses
• Presentation of the architect's achievements from his time in Wrocław
• Achievements in exile in Haifa and London
• Selection of source texts with commentary for a better understanding of Rading's projects

Adolf Rading (1888-1957) was not only an architect but also a visionary who, with his projects, was ahead of his time. His works are characterized by an innovative approach to form and function, as well as attention to detail. Rading was also an active participant in the cultural life of Wrocław, engaging in numerous artistic and social initiatives.

The publication presents a wide range of Rading's work, from architectural projects to theoretical texts. Thanks to carefully selected illustrations and comments, the reader can better understand the historical and cultural context in which his works were created. This book is not only a valuable source of knowledge for art and architectural historians but also an inspiration for contemporary designers and urban planners.

The Wrocław Museum of Architecture, the publisher of this publication, has been documenting and promoting Polish architecture for years. With its rich collection and numerous exhibitions, the museum is an important center of culture and education. The publication about Adolf Rading is another step in bringing the history of Polish architecture closer to a wide audience. Attention to detail and high editorial quality make this book not only a valuable source of knowledge but also a beautiful object that will surely find its place in the library of every architecture lover.

The book in paperback, published by the Wrocław Museum of Architecture, is a compendium of knowledge about the life and work of Adolf Rading. Despite the lack of a specified number of pages, the publication is richly illustrated and contains numerous source texts that allow for a better understanding of the theoretical background of the architect's projects. It is a must-read for all those interested in modernist architecture and the history of Wrocław. Ideal for architecture students, art historians, and all enthusiasts of culture and history.