Reidhof-West Siedlung, Frankfurt am Main: the public clock
Architect/Designer | May, Ernst (1886-1970) |
| Boehm, Herbert (1894-1954) |
| Roeckle, Franz (1879-1953) |
Artist/Photographer | Benton, Tim |
Country | Germany |
City | Frankfurt am Main |
Subject Date | 1930 |
Image Date | 1976 |
View | Exterior |
Style | Modern Movement |
Medium | 35mm Transparency |
Library Reference | Benton 76-95-14 |
Orientation | Portrait |
Colour Info | Colour |
Credit | Tim Benton / RIBA Collections |
Subject | Clocks ; Housing ; Garden suburbs |
NOTES: Reidhof-West was considered the last garden suburb in May and Boehm's development plan of 1925. The proposal was for a settlement housing some 4000 families. Located in the south-western district, the site was divided into quadrants and the north-west quadrant seen here, was the only one built under May's tenure. It was also sponsored by the building society called 'Heimat' Gemeinnutzige Bau-und Siedlungs AG of Berlin and the settlement was also known as Heimatsiedlung. May and Boehm drew up the master plan, with Roeckle responsible for the design of the dwellings.
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