#Dreispitz

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#auge #tokios #watchmaker #explosion #eyeoftokio #concrete #dreispitz #basel #godzilla #spurloser https://www.instagram.com/p/CpFlPJqIueb/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Dreispitz (Neighborhood), Basel, Basel-Stadt Canton, Oberrhein District, Switzerland

Ricardo Gomez Angel

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an SBB RE-450, 043 ‘Dreispitz’ probably on an IC route (i didnt check lol). at the very end you can see a Stadler KISS behind it

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Vitra Design Museum | Transform! Designing the Future of Energy | Energy Shapes the City | Bauhaus Earth + Transsolar Klimaengineering + Urban Catalyst | 23.3.2024–1.9.2024

Transforming our cities into sustainable energy hubs is a complex but inevitable process. Renewable energy is the key to mitigating climate change, but it requires much more space and new infrastructure in the existing city. A look at the Dreispitz district of Basel shows a possible solution in a three-step approach: saving, networking, renewing, which promises to guarantee quality of life and sustainable spaces in times of change.

Bauhaus Earth, Transsolar Klimaengineering and Urban Catalyst have worked together to develop this concrete example of climate-friendly urban development.

Exhibition page: Transform! Designing the Future of Energy >

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Vitra Design Museum | Transform! Designing the Future of Energy | Energy Shapes the City | Bauhaus Earth + Transsolar Klimaengineering + Urban Catalyst | 23.3.2024–1.9.2024

Transforming our cities into sustainable energy hubs is a complex but inevitable process. Renewable energy is the key to mitigating climate change, but it requires much more space and new infrastructure in the existing city. A look at the Dreispitz district of Basel shows a possible solution in a three-step approach: saving, networking, renewing, which promises to guarantee quality of life and sustainable spaces in times of change.

Bauhaus Earth, Transsolar Klimaengineering and Urban Catalyst have worked together to develop this concrete example of climate-friendly urban development.

Exhibition page: Transform! Designing the Future of Energy >

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OP, I hope it’s ok to hijack your post, because this is some delicious ass shit.

So, for all non-germans (and germans) interested in a little bit of super specific history facts, because I studied local history for a few semesters in uni for fun: What you will see on and around Oktoberfest, Dirndl und Lederhosen, is a bastardisation of Bayerische Tracht (bavarian traditional garbs) which is actually really cool. This style of clothing originated in southern Germany in a region close to the alps as well as the bordering parts of Austria; over all we're talking mountainous regions. That‘s why in real Bayerischen Trachten you will find lots of references to that mountainous lifestyle in regards to local wildlife and plants. For example the Gamsbart in men's headwear (from the back hair of the chamois, an alpine goat-antelope):

Or on jewelry like the so called Charivari you will often find depictions of Edelweiß:

It‘s basically like a charm bracelet, that is worn on the belt for men or the front of the Dirndlschürze (apron) for women, with hunting trophies such as animal teeth or body parts, coins, gems and other little trinkets attached to it. Usually you are gifted an almost empty chain and then accumulate charms over time, and everything is hunted or gifted or passed down, not bought. You can also inherit a complete chain, which can be worth a small fortune. It can be a very romantic gesture for men to gift their lady in favor a piece for her charivari.

An accurate depiction of real Bayerische Tracht looks something like this:

Beautiful, isn't it? Like I said, this type of Tracht (Gebirgsstracht) is typical in the alpine regions of southern Bavaria and originates around the begin of the 19. century in the form we see today. The House of Wittelsbach (a bavarian dynasty) came into power and united different bavarian territories, founded the kingdom of Bavaria and wanted to give the people a collective bavarian identity, among other things through uniform clothing that mirrored various Trachten traditions of all the regions within the bavarian kingdom. An amalgamation so to speak.

Like OP said, Trachten can vary immensely, even so within Bavaria. There is the bavarian heartland (southern Bavaria with Munich, the alps and also parts of Austria, that share many common traits) and then there all the other territories within, that still kind of kept their dialects and identities and so on. So of course, there is not just one Trachten tradition.

I, for example, am from Franconia, a territory within nothern Bavaria, and our Trachten look something like this (look at all these cuties, yes even the grannies):

Sometimes, the Tracht or certain details thereof can differ from city to city or village to village. You will find, that some elements are similar to what is worn in Bayerischer Tracht, because like I said, it's an amalgamation. But in a side by side comparison there's significant differences. Most noticably, women's headwear in Franconia tends towards bonnets for every day or these super intense metal headpieces for special occasions. The jewelry is more simple and not very on the nose. Same goes for aprons. They are more simple or not even there, whereas the apron on a Dirndl is an important part of the overall look with a lot of decoration and embroidery. Also there are these amazing frilly shoulder shawls that I really love. The men's jackets or rather coats with the big lapels are very obviously from a different time period than the bavarian Trachtenjanker (a short wool jacket with no lapel and a stand-up collar), which is more modern. So is the Dreispitz (the three-pointed hat) compared to the Jägerhut or Trachtenhut which is that green hunting hat in the first picture, stemming from the 19. century. Over all, in Bayerischer Tracht or Gebirgstracht there are many elements from hunting culture and mountain hiking in regards to colors and materials and decoration. Franconian Tracht generally lacks the alpine influence because we're sort of midlanders. We're more fruit farmers. You will find elements from the Baroque period though, because it originated around 1600 or a bit later. It got a bit forgotten after the founding of the kingdom of Bavaria, but was rediscovered and is nowadays celebrated even by young people, who seek identity and a sense of belonging and local community more than ever. That's why you will find lots of young people in so called Trachtenvereine (accosiations for the preservation of traditional garments).

Catholic Trachten here are more colorful than the evangelical ones, but overall tend towards darker colors like black and saturated gemstone colors like deep purples, emerald greens and blues and especially red for men.

From the pics, I can only guess that OP is probably from Thuringia or maybe Saxony (????). Local traditions can be so very rich and interesting, especially because Germany has not always had the borders of today. There's a lot of cultural exchange with the bordering peoples and countries and regions, like France and Poland and Austria and Switzerland, Bohemia and in the north even Scandinavia and the Baltic states. But all you ever see abroad is that damned Oktoberfest, which I, by the way, have never been to, even though I live a 2 hour drive away. But I'd rather drop dead than drink eine Mass für fast fuffzehn Euro (!) in einem schwitzigen Bierzelt, wo es nach Pipi und Schlimmerem riecht und am Ende noch irgendein Arschloch auf mich draufkotzt und dazu gibt's ein furztrockenes Hähnchen, no sir.

(Pictures are all taken from wikipedia except the last two, they are from my local newspaper websites. As you can see, most pics were taken on the open street at regional customs events, mostly annual events where there is processions, like harvest festivals. Man, there is so many cool customs to talk about. I haven't even touched on Kirchweihen ^^)

off topic but since oktoberfest season is over it is my duty to mourn all the non-bavarian trachten that are forgotten in favor of dirndl and lederhosen. because my god do they go HARD

like fuck it i'm not even a woman anymore but if there was an actual occasion to wear these dresses for i'd JUMP. petition to bring them back asap. get our country associated with clothing that actually represents all of its regions and not just one. i wanna see drag queens rock this shit. folk festivals outside bavaria would have stronger hat game than any tf2 match do you see the vision

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April | 2020

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In Bezug auf dieſen Poſt hier mal mein Avatar in Originalgröße!

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Memories of the Past, #FlashFiction #MondayBlogs

Memories of the Past, #FlashFiction #MondayBlogs

The Carrot Ranch Flash Fiction challenge for January 2, 2019, prompt: In 99 words (no more, no less), write a story about something found in a hutch. It can be any kind of hutch — a box for critters or a chest for dishes. Go where the prompt leads!

Respond by January 7, 2019.

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Julia packed the last of the doilies into the bottom drawer of the hutch. She lovingly stroked…

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Project Black Box: bouncing Chopin (extending sounds with delays and echos) #music #projectblackbox #blackbox #sounds #chopin #dancing #moving #extend #strech #dreispitz #hochschulefürgestaltung #ixdm #responsive #things #responsivethings #sensor #max #performance #ableton #live #abletonlive (at Hochschule für Gestaltung und Kunst FHNW) https://www.instagram.com/p/B6QMhHFl0Fk/?igshid=19ceil7prb2sx

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by ____________________ … #transitlager by @bjarkeingelsgroup #cantilever #dreispitz #basel #swiss #bjarkeingels #bjarkeingelsgroup #huge ____________________ #arquitectura #structure #archphotography #architecturephotography #architecturephotographylovers #architecturelovers #structure #archphotoproject #images #architecturalphotography #igers #berlinstagram #instagram #igers #ig_architecture

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Vitra Design Museum | Transform! Design und die Zukunft der Energie | Energie gestaltet Stadt | Bauhaus Earth + Transsolar Klimaengineering + Urban Catalyst  | 23.3.2024–1.9.2024      

Die Umgestaltung unserer Städte zu nachhaltigen Energiezentren ist ein komplexer, aber unumgänglicher Prozess. Erneuerbare Energie ist ein Schlüssel für die Eindämmung des Klimawandels erfordert aber viel mehr Fläche und neue Infrastrukturen, die in der bestehenden Stadt geschaffen werden müssen. Der Blick auf die Quartiersebene Basel Dreispitz zeigt einen möglichen Lösungsweg im dreistufigen Ansatz: Einsparen, Vernetzen, Erneuern, der verspricht in Zeiten der Transformation Lebensqualität und zukunftsfähige Räume zu gewährleisten.

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Ausstellungsseite Transform! Design und die Zukunft der Energie >

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Ludwig Weinmann Drei Spitz Riesling Spatlese Trocken 2018 #wein #wine #beyaz #beyazşarap #germany🇩🇪 #keyif #keyifnotlari #winelover #winetasting #weinmann #worms #wormscity #rheinhessen #almanya #riesling #trocken #spatlese #drei #spitz #dreispitz (Tarabya, Istanbul, Turkey) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bx22em7FeBW/?igshid=1v57altytrnvc

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The Old Man and the River For over 60 years he has been coming here. He enjoys the peace of the little place where the two stream rejoin and form a little beach surrounded by tall trees. It feels like last week when they were spending their summers here - jumping into the Rhine's refreshing current after matches of soccer full of carefree fun. Little did they know that very soon many of them would be forced to exchange their soccer shoes for boots too big for their children's feet. Forced to play a different game they could not win, only few of them would return to the peaceful places of their childhood. . . . #heimat #schwarzwald #bwjetzt badenwürttemberg #batpics_germany #ShotSoFresh #ig_photo_oftheday #bns_sunset #bns_europe #globalphotofest #meinbw #bawue_vision #splendid_visuals #travelwriter #albbruck #dreispitz #rhein (hier: Albbruck) https://www.instagram.com/p/BwJ0EUUAD1_/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=tj9gymt9vrlp

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Helsinki Dreispitz Building, Herzog and De Meuron, 2014, Basel.

This building is hung like a horse. Massive archive in the bottom floors with housing on the top. Now some of that housing has been taken over as more office space for HdM. Also in the archive is a collection of art and photography from colaborators etc... 

Sensible to set housing up above the street in this setting.