Hans Scharoun
1912 to 1919
8 documented presences
8 places
Quo Fuit places 8 dated presences for Hans Scharoun across 8 places, from 1912 to 1919. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Bernhard Hans Henry Scharoun (20 September 1893 – 25 November 1972) was a German architect best known for designing the (home to the Berlin Philharmonic) and the Schminke House in Löbau, Saxony.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
Where Hans Scharoun was documented, and when
1912 to 1914period
Bremerhavenattested
“After passing his Abitur in Bremerhaven in 1912, Scharoun studied architecture at Technische Universität Berlin until 1914 (at the time called Königliche Technische Hochschule), but he did not complete his studies.”
source: Wikipedia: Hans Scharoun
1912 to 1914period
Technische Universität Berlinattested
“After passing his Abitur in Bremerhaven in 1912, Scharoun studied architecture at Technische Universität Berlin until 1914 (at the time called Königliche Technische Hochschule), but he did not complete his studies.”
source: Wikipedia: Hans Scharoun
1919 to 1973period
Wrocławattested
“Image:Berlin Philharmonie asv2018-05 img2.jpg|Chamber music hall (right) and Philharmonie in Berlin File:WeissenhofsiedlungScharoun-pjt.jpg|Residential building, Weissenhof Estate, Stuttgart Image:Wroclaw ul.Dembowskiego-PIP.jpg|An early…”
source: Wikipedia: Hans Scharoun
1919 to 1973period
Weissenhof Estateattested
“Image:Berlin Philharmonie asv2018-05 img2.jpg|Chamber music hall (right) and Philharmonie in Berlin File:WeissenhofsiedlungScharoun-pjt.jpg|Residential building, Weissenhof Estate, Stuttgart Image:Wroclaw ul.Dembowskiego-PIP.jpg|An early…”
source: Wikipedia: Hans Scharoun
1919 to 1973period
Großsiedlung Siemensstadtattested
“Image:Berlin Philharmonie asv2018-05 img2.jpg|Chamber music hall (right) and Philharmonie in Berlin File:WeissenhofsiedlungScharoun-pjt.jpg|Residential building, Weissenhof Estate, Stuttgart Image:Wroclaw ul.Dembowskiego-PIP.jpg|An early…”
source: Wikipedia: Hans Scharoun
1919 to 1973period
Wolfsburgattested
“Image:Berlin Philharmonie asv2018-05 img2.jpg|Chamber music hall (right) and Philharmonie in Berlin File:WeissenhofsiedlungScharoun-pjt.jpg|Residential building, Weissenhof Estate, Stuttgart Image:Wroclaw ul.Dembowskiego-PIP.jpg|An early…”
source: Wikipedia: Hans Scharoun
1919 to 1973period
WuWaattested
“Image:Berlin Philharmonie asv2018-05 img2.jpg|Chamber music hall (right) and Philharmonie in Berlin File:WeissenhofsiedlungScharoun-pjt.jpg|Residential building, Weissenhof Estate, Stuttgart Image:Wroclaw ul.Dembowskiego-PIP.jpg|An early…”
source: Wikipedia: Hans Scharoun
1919 to 1973period
Berlinattested
“Image:Berlin Philharmonie asv2018-05 img2.jpg|Chamber music hall (right) and Philharmonie in Berlin File:WeissenhofsiedlungScharoun-pjt.jpg|Residential building, Weissenhof Estate, Stuttgart Image:Wroclaw ul.Dembowskiego-PIP.jpg|An early…”
source: Wikipedia: Hans Scharoun
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Places Hans Scharoun is documented in
Berlin1 presence · 1919Wrocław1 presence · 1919
Bremerhaven1 presence · 1912
Großsiedlung Siemensstadt1 presence · 1919
Technische Universität Berlin1 presence · 1912
Weissenhof Estate1 presence · 1919
Wolfsburg1 presence · 1919
WuWa1 presence · 1919
Other places tied to Hans Scharoun in the record
In each of these, a source puts Hans Scharoun and the place in the same dated sentence without stating that Hans Scharoun was there. They are kept apart from the timeline above for exactly that reason: a mention is not a presence, and Quo Fuit does not quietly promote one into the other.
1927year
Stuttgartmentioned
“In 1927 Scharoun built a house in the Stuttgart Weissenhof Estate.”
source: Wikipedia: Hans Scharoun
1932year
Staatliche Akademie für Kunst und Kunstgewerbe Breslaumentioned
“He received a professorship at the Staatliche Akademie für Kunst und Kunstgewerbe Breslau (Breslau Academy for Arts and Crafts) where he taught until its closure in 1932.”
source: Wikipedia: Hans Scharoun
1933year
Saxonymentioned
“In this time he only built a few family houses, one of which is the remarkable Schminke House (publicly accessible) in the city of Löbau in Saxony (1933).”
source: Wikipedia: Hans Scharoun
1946year
Technische Universität Berlinmentioned
“In 1946 he became a professor at the faculty for architecture at Technische Universität Berlin, with a teaching post at the Lehrstuhl und Institut für Städtebau (Institute for Urban Building).”
source: Wikipedia: Hans Scharoun
1954 to 1956period
Stuttgartmentioned
“After the war he was able to realise his architectural understanding, both ambitious and humanistic, in exemplary buildings; e.g., in the Stuttgart apartment towers of (1954–59), in the (1956–62) and in the famed concert hall Berliner Ph…”
source: Wikipedia: Hans Scharoun
1954 to 1970period
Technische Universität Berlinmentioned
“Source: * 1954 Honorary Doctorate from the Technische Universität Berlin * 1954 Fritz Schumacher Prize, Hamburg * 1955 Berlin Arts Prize * 1958 Bronze plaque of the Freie Akademie der Künste Hamburg * 1959 Commander's Cross of the Order…”
source: Wikipedia: Hans Scharoun
1954 to 1970period
Sapienza University of Romementioned
“Source: * 1954 Honorary Doctorate from the Technische Universität Berlin * 1954 Fritz Schumacher Prize, Hamburg * 1955 Berlin Arts Prize * 1958 Bronze plaque of the Freie Akademie der Künste Hamburg * 1959 Commander's Cross of the Order…”
source: Wikipedia: Hans Scharoun
1963year
Brasíliamentioned
“The German Embassy in Brasília (1963–69) remains the only building that he built outside of Germany.”
source: Wikipedia: Hans Scharoun
Documented at the same place, the same year
Wanda LandowskaBerlin University of the Arts · 1912Ernst CassirerHumboldt University of Berlin · 1919Max von LaueHumboldt University of Berlin · 1919Roland FreislerHumboldt University of Berlin · 1919Alfred DöblinHumboldt University of Berlin · 1919Hermann OberthHumboldt University of Berlin · 1919Oskar SchlemmerHumboldt University of Berlin · 1919Lyonel FeiningerHumboldt University of Berlin · 1919Princess Victoria Melita of Saxe-Coburg and GothaHumboldt University of Berlin · 1919Magnus HirschfeldHumboldt University of Berlin · 1919Hannah HöchHumboldt University of Berlin · 1919Karl August WittfogelHumboldt University of Berlin · 1919
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