#Ludwig Karl Hilberseimer

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Highrise City (Hochhausstadt), 1924

Ludwig Karl Hilberseimer American, born Germany, 1885-1967

One of the central components of architect and planner Ludwig Hilberseimer’s treatise on urban planning of 1924 was a vertically integrated high-rise city where residents would live and work in one seamless unit, traveling up to apartments and down to factories in elevators. These drawings underscore the impersonal nature of Hilberseimer’s imagined society, removed from all identifying markers of history or geography. Although Hilberseimer would later renounce this project, the images remain as powerful expressions of modern architects’ preoccupation with functionalist models for urban society.

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Colección completa de la Revista Bauhaus

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Treppenlosen House, Berlin, Germany, Section and Elevations, Ludwig Karl Hilberseimer, 1930, Art Institute of Chicago: Architecture and Design

Gift of George E. Danforth Size: 83.5 × 59.5 cm (32 7/8 × 23 7/16 in.) Medium: Ink and colored ink on paper

https://www.artic.edu/artworks/110514/

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Highrise City (Hochhausstadt): Perspective View: North-South Street

1924

Artist:

Ludwig Karl Hilberseimer

American, born Germany, 1885-1967

AIC

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I.M. Pei Ignaty Milinis Ignazio Gardella Igor Vasilevsky Ilia Golosov Isamu Noguchi Ivan Fomin Ivan Leonidov Ivor Smith and Jack Lynn J.B. Hourlier J.B. Ingwersen J.F. Staal J.J.P. Oud L.J. sert J.M. Lamuniere J.M. Stokla James Gowan James Stirling Jan Duiker Jan Wils Jean Bourgon Jean Dubuisson Jean Prouve Jean Renaudie Joao Filgueiras Lima Joaquim Guedes Johann Georg Gsteu John Andrews John Bancroft John Dinkeloo John Hejduk John M. Johansen John Madin John Pawson John Portman John Storrs Jorn Utzon Jos Bedaux Josef Schulz Joseph Salerno Jozsef Fischer Juan O'Gorman Juliaan Lampens Jurgen Sawade Justus Dahinden K.L. Sijmons Kalff Karl Ehn Karl Moser Karl Schwanzer Kenzo Tange Kevin Roche Kisho Kurokawa Kiyonori Kikutake Konrad Wachsmann Konstantin Melnikov Kunio Mayekawa Kurt Schlauss Kurt Schwitters Le Corbusier Lebbeus Woods Leonardo Savioli Leonid Vesnin Leslie Martin Lev Rudnev Lina Bo Bardi Louis Fumet Louis Kahn Louis Noiray Louis Sullivan Lucio Costa Ludwig Hilberseimer Luigi Figini Luigi Moretti Luis Barragan Luis Peña Ganchegui Lutyens Malevich Manfred Hermer Marcel Breuer Marcel Lods Marcello Piacentini Mario Pani Marius Duintjer Mart Stam Martin Elsaesser Martin van Treeck Max Abramovitz Max Berg Mendelsohn Michel de Klerk Mies Minoru Yamasaki Moholy-Nagy Moisei Ginzburg Moshe Safdie MVRDV Neave Brown Neutra Nicholas Grimshaw Nikolai Kolli Noi Trotsky O Studio Olivier-Clement Cacoub Olson Kundig OMA Oscar Niemeyer Oswald Ungers Otto Herbert Hajek Ove Arup Owen luder P.V. Jensen Klint Pancho Guedes Panteleimon Golosov Paolo Portoghesi Paolo Soleri Paul Baumgarten Paul Ludwig Troost Paul Nelson Paul Rudolph Paul Stohrer Paul Virilio Paulo Mendes Da Rocha Pei Cobb Freed Peter Behrens Peter Eisenman Peter Märkli Peter Zumthor Philip Johnson Pier Luigi Nervi Pierre Jeanneret Pierre Koenig Pierre Parat Piet Blom Piet Elling Piet Mondriaan Piet Zanstra Pietro Belluschi Pietro Lingeri Pot Keegstra R.M. della Rocca Raimund Abraham Rainer Disse Raj Rewal Ralph Erskine Ray Eames Reinhard Gieselmann Rem Koolhaas Renaat Braem Rene Gages Renzo Piano Ricardo Bofill Ricardo Legorreta Richard Meier Richard Rogers Richard Seifert Richard Sheppard Robert Geddes Robert Mallet-Stevens Robert van ’t Hoff Robert Venturi Roger Anger Rudolf Schwarz Rudolf Steiner Ruy Ohtake Sachio Otani Sant'Elia Sérgio Bernardes Sergio Musmeci Shoji Sadao Sigurd Lewerentz Simon Ungers Smithsons SOM Speer Stanley Tigerman Superstudio Sverre Fehn Tadao Ando Team X Terragni Theo Bosch Theo van Doesburg Tony Garnier Ulrich Franzen Val Michelson Valerio Olgiati Van den Broek en Bakema Vann Molyvann Vico Magistretti Victor Bodiansky Viktor Vesnin Vilanova Artigas Viljo Revell Vittoriano Vigano Vladimir Bodiansky Vladimir Shukhov Vladimir Tatlin Volker Theissen Wallace Harrison Walter Forderer Walter Gropius Walter Netsch Wang Shu Wassili Luckhardt Wells Coates Werner Allenbach Werner Düttmann Werner March Wiel Arets Willem Dudok Willem van Tijen William Pereira Willy Guhl Willy Kreuer Willy Van Der Meeren Wim Quist Yakov Chernikov Yoshinobu Ashihara Zvi Hecker

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Mixed Type Settlement View from Balcony with Three Chairs, Berlin, Germany, Ludwig Karl Hilberseimer

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ludwig karl hilberseimer – hochhausstadt, 1924

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Hochhausstadt (High-rise city), 1924. Urban Plan by Ludwig Karl Hilberseimer (1885–1967).

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Colección completa de la revista G: Material zur elementaren Gestaltung

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Treppenlosen House, Berlin, Floor Plan, Ludwig Karl Hilberseimer, 1930, Art Institute of Chicago: Architecture and Design

Gift of George E. Danforth Hilberseimer Collection 07083. Size: 34 × 27 cm (13 3/8 × 10 5/8 in.) Medium: Pencil on tracing paper

https://www.artic.edu/artworks/102039/

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Treppenlosen House, Berlin, Germany, Plan with Furniture Layout, Ludwig Karl Hilberseimer, 1930, Art Institute of Chicago: Architecture and Design

Gift of George E. Danforth Size: 83.8 × 59.7 cm (33 × 23 1/2 in.) Medium: Ink and colored ink on paper

https://www.artic.edu/artworks/110515/

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Chicago: Cross Town Triangle Development Project Proposal, Schematic Plan, Ludwig Karl Hilberseimer, 1956, Art Institute of Chicago: Architecture and Design

Gift of George E. Danforth Size: Appro×. 54.5 × 62.5 cm (21 1/2 × 24 9/16 in.) Medium: Pencil & colored pencil on sepia line print

https://www.artic.edu/artworks/102071/

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S. Risch House, Sharon, Massachussets, Working Drawings, Ludwig Karl Hilberseimer, 1942, Art Institute of Chicago: Architecture and Design

Gift of George E. Danforth Size: Variable Medium: Variable

https://www.artic.edu/artworks/102046/

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Treppenlosen House, Berlin, Window Sections and Details, Ludwig Karl Hilberseimer, 1930, Art Institute of Chicago: Architecture and Design

Gift of George E. Danforth Size: 66 × 53 cm (26 1/16 × 20 7/8 in.) Medium: Ink on vellum tracing paper

https://www.artic.edu/artworks/102041/

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Treppenlosen House, Berlin, Window Sections and Details, Ludwig Karl Hilberseimer, 1930, Art Institute of Chicago: Architecture and Design

Gift of George E. Danforth Size: 66 × 53 cm (26 1/16 × 20 7/8 in.) Medium: Ink on vellum tracing paper

https://www.artic.edu/artworks/102041/