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 | | The Anthroposophical Society is to be an association of people whose will it is to nurture the life of the soul, both in the individual and in human society, on the basis of a true knowledge of the spiritual world. | | | It will endeavor to fulfill this task by making the anthroposophical spiritual science cultivated at the Goetheanum in Dornach the center of its activities, together with all that results from this for brotherhood in human relationships and for the moral and religious as well as the artistic and cultural life. | | | Anyone can become a member, without regard to nationality, social standing, religion, or scientific or artistic conviction, who considers as justified the existence of an institution such as the Goetheanum in Dornach, in its capacity as a school of spiritual science. |
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| | Goetheanum Dornach - Switzerland Tourism |
| | The objectives of the Free University of the Humanities at the Goetheanum is research in the spiritual domain. | | | This implies the founding of a spiritual view of life and a spiritual basis for science, art and religion. | | | As center for the worldwide activities of the Anthroposophical Society, the Goetheanum has set itself the task of nurturing a free cultural and spiritual life. |
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http://www.myswitzerland.com/en/navpage-Top_Attractions-A_Culture-8900.html
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| | Middle East Open Encyclopedia: Rudolf Steiner |
| | During the Christmas conference in 1923, he founded the School of Spiritual Science, which is also known as the Goetheanum or by some the spiritual Goetheanum. | | | Somewhat independently of the Waldorf schools, a separate school for Spiritual Science was founded at the Goetheanum during Christmas 1923. | | | These two structures, both built in Dornach, Switzerland (the first beginning in 1913), were intended to house a University for Spiritual Science. |
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http://www.baghdadmuseum.org/ref/index.php?title=Rudolf_Steiner
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| | Steiner (1984) Philosophy, cosmology, and religion: Ten lectures given at the Goetheanum in Dornach, Switzerland, Sept. ... |
| | Philosophy, cosmology, and religion: Ten lectures given at the Goetheanum in Dornach, Switzerland, Sept. 6-15, 1922 | | | Steiner (1984) Philosophy, cosmology, and religion: Ten lectures given at the Goetheanum in Dornach, Switzerland, Sept. 6-15, 1922 |
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| | Waldorf Critics Archive 0211.1 (November, 2002, Part 1 of 2) |
| | Note the two dates used: "When Mercury Stood in Libra The Writing of the Stars "THE APPROACHING OPENING of the Goetheanum at Michaelmas brings before the soul that September evening when the foundation stone of the house dedicated to spiritual science was laid at nightfall by Dr. Steiner in a solemn ritual. | | | He determined how the building was to be orientated for the best spiritual position in the cosmos, what colors were to be used for spiritual purposes etc. When he laid the foundation stone for his above ground Rosicrucian temple in Malsh, he met with a gathering of followers in the middle of the night. | | | The same goes for the mystical temple - the Goetheanum - in Dornach. |
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http://www.waldorfcritics.com/active/archives/WCA0211.1.html
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| | The Michael Impulse - Lecture IX |
| | This building has not only been put here externally for the use of the Anthroposophical Movement, or of the Anthroposophical Society, but just as it stands there, in all its details, it is born out of that which our movement purposes to represent before the world, spiritually and otherwise. | | | Up to the present time it could not be completed, it is true, and even now we can hardly predict definitely when it will be finished. | | | Modern civilization has so little consciousness of the mystery which underlies this, that we may say the following: For certain reasons, about which I shall perhaps speak here again, we have called this building Goetheanum, as resting upon the Goethean views of art and knowledge. |
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| | DJ Heaf Website: General Anthroposophical Society -- Article on Goetheanum Car Park |
| | And even those who, like myself, do not believe that political activity is part of the Goetheanum's work, can nevertheless expect to see a modicum of deliberate sharing of responsibility for these crises and challenges of modern times. | | | The argument for the project that comes up again and again is that the Community Council and the Canton require it and the Goetheanum Vorstand has signed an agreement on this matter with the Community Council. | | | The significance of a gesture like the one which is looming should likewise not be underestimated. |
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| | Learning To See Into The Spiritual World: Lectures To The Workers At The Goetheanum, June 28-July 18, 1923; Author: ... |
| | Learning To See Into The Spiritual World: Lectures To The Workers At The Goetheanum, June 28-July 18, 1923 | | | Learning To See Into The Spiritual World: Lectures To The Workers At The Goetheanum, June 28-July 18, 1923; Author: Steiner, Rudolf; Author: Translator Stuber, Walter; Paperback | | | > Learning To See Into The Spiritual World: Lectures To The Workers At The Goetheanum, June 28-July 18, 1923 |
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http://www.netstoreusa.com/rkbooks/088/0880102810.shtml
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| | Carthalia - Dornach: Goetheanum |
| | Front Text: "Goetheanum, Freie Hochschule für Geisteswissenschaft, Dornach/Schweiz" | | | Front Text: "Dornach - Goetheanum - Freie Hochschule für geistige Wissenschaft" |
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http://www.andreas-praefcke.de/carthalia/europe/ch_dornach_goetheanum.htm
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| | On War |
| | Nor do they want anyone to know about the actual levels of higher I AM development, graduate studies in Earth that Buddha is a degree level as is "Initiate" a reality and Gandalf attended the School of Middle Earth. | | | The Powerful School of the I AM, having had to move to the one neutral spot where the I AM could survive. | | | And I said yes it is but actually I am reading a book on Dr. Steiner. |
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http://uncletaz.com/at/marapr04/onwar.html
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| | Jan Ranck - DISCUSSION FORUM |
| | Qualities are thereby created on the social and spiritual levels that correspond to the exoteric and esoteric tasks of the Goetheanum as the “House of the Word”. | | | What they have in common are their efforts in support of the living, and with that the spiritual, which are endangered by one-sided developments in fields of research or by plays for power.” (“The World Society is Here”/ Goetheanum Newsletter Nr.42/2000 p. | | | The following contribution is based on commentaries collected by the conference organizers from the participants. |
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http://www.johnranck.net/jan.html
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| | Antroposophy |
| | The ancient myths of this planet all reflect this same view, as Steiner pointed out, and his architectural impulse was and is an attempt to do in architecture what Antroposophy always seeks: To bring man and his culture into harmony and alignment with cosmos and its living, spiritual forces. | | | Follow the link below to see more pictures of the 2nd Goetheanum (Swiss site) click on the address and then click on their link to Goetheanum in the upper, left corner. | | | The Glas House This house, which can be seen on the picture of the 1st Goetheanum in the lower left corner, survived the fire and still stands as a living example of the organic, living architecture of Rudolf Steiner. |
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http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Olympus/3987/anthro1.html
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| | Anthroposophical Initiatives in India |
| | There is a newsletter "Anthroposophy Worldwide", published from Dornach, which connects the international Anthroposophical community and keeps them informed about all that takes place in the Anthroposophical world. | | | Members of the Anthroposophical movement held their conferences there. | | | Each year thousands of people from all over the world visit the Goetheanum to participate in courses and conferences, to enjoy the spectacular performances of drama, music and Eurythmy, or to simply marvel at the unique building. |
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http://www.anthroposophyindia.org/whatis.htm
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| | Goetheanum - youth section |
| | She has many interests one of which is, "How can we make Anthroposophy and the Goetheanum available to young people?" and "How can all the prejudices be overcome that are living about the movement and the place." She has already organized two open houses and will continue this impulse. | | | In the next letter, we will tell you more about our main initiatives: the Järna Conference and building up a youth center at the Goetheanum. | | | Fransesca Chuisano, from Italy, is a free student at the Goetheanum, working with Giordano Bruno and his Spiritual Science theories. |
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http://www.sab.org.br/jovens/letter02.htm
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| | YouthSection eNews: November, 2004 |
| | Every afternoon we will meet for a couple of hours for a study, this year we will read and discuss the book: "The threshold to the spiritual world," by Rudolf Steiner. | | | Copyright © 2004 YouthSection, Goetheanum - School for Spiritual Science. | | | Young people from all over the world who are in training or who are studying are invited to participate in the January Seminars at the Goetheanum where we will work together on the themes that occupy us a great deal at present. |
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http://www.youthsection.org/html/enews/2004/11
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| | The Goetheanum is the seat of the administration of the Anthroposophical Society, and the School for Spiritual Science (Freie Hochschule fuer Geisteswissenschaft). | | | Regular national and international conferences are held in the Goetheanum by the specific sections. | | | The School for Spiritual Science is divided into several "sections" to serve various fields of research and training. |
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http://www.edegree.co.za/Courses/Holistic/Intro.htm
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| | Goetheanum I - Rudolf Steiner - Great Buildings Online |
| | At the same time, strange edifices connected with the movement grew up around the new 'temple' in the grounds at Dornach. | | | Quick Search by name of Building, Architect, or Place: | | | Goetheanum I - Rudolf Steiner - Great Buildings Online |
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| | Waldorf answers - Who was Rudolf Steiner? |
| | In 1923/1924, Rudolf Steiner initiated the foundation of, and started to build a general Anthroposophical Society and a School of Spiritual Science. | | | The Goetheanum was designed by Steiner and constructed under his leadership between 1913 and 1919. | | | Up to his death in 1925, Steiner was only able to create an exterior model for the presently existing second Goetheanum, built in concrete. |
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http://www.waldorfanswers.org/RudolfSteiner.htm
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| | Reminiscences of Rudolf Steiner by Andrei Belyi, Voloschin, &Turgenieff, A Review by Bobby Matherne |
| | And if only half a man takes up what I have to give, I shall have fulfilled my mission." And he repeated: "Only half a man." I was shattered by the expression of pain with which he spoke these words. | | | Next she visits the Bau or Goetheanum (the first one, which was all wood construction) and describes the sculptural forms in wood of the architraves, pillars, capitals and bases. | | | Margarita Voloschin, was a Russian painter of distinction when she began working under Rudolf Steiner's direction on the first Goetheanum. |
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| | October 29, 1997 Catalogue Update Non?Steiner Part II |
| | DiDonato, Emilio S. The First Goetheanum: An Attempt at Spiritual Reconciliation through the Arts (manuscript). | | | The Goetheanum Windows at Dornach, Switzerland (translation of above title). | | | The Language of Color in the First Goetheanum: A Study of Rudolf Steiner’s Art. |
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| | The Goetheanum itself inspired Le Corbusier’s monumental church at Ronchamps. | | | Steiner, first and foremost, was a Goethe scholar, and his work (at least from his own point of view) was meant to embody Goethe’s teachings, especially on the idea of the soul. | | | Steiner’s carving, notable his surviving sculpture of Man positioned between the Anthroposophical deities Lucifer and Ahriman, is represented in photographs. |
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| | Goetheanum: The Goetheanum Building |
| | Over 100 000 visitors come to the Goetheanum each year. | | | The second Goetheanum and its neighboring buildings were designed to harmonize with the local topography — the movement of the terrain and the rocky spurs of the Jura mountains visible from the Birs river valley, ten kilometers southeast of Basel. | | | Surrounding the Goetheanum are other structures in an extensive garden: Section buildings, ateliers, research laboratories and an observatory; training centers and a student dormitory; garden building, workshops and construction offices; apartment houses, guest houses and, at the foot of the hill, the Speisehaus, a whole food restaurant. |
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| | Adherents.com |
| | The centre is located at the Goetheanum, cultural centre in Dornach, near Basel, Switzerland. |
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| | The School |
| | It replaced a wooden structure usually called the first Goetheanum, which was erected in 1913 but destroyed by fire in 1922. | | | At the Goetheanum there are regular cycles of plays, eurythmy performances, lectures and conferences. | | | The interiors of both buildings also created stunning achievements in form and colour and attract visitors from all over the world. |
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| | BARBARA WIŚNIEWSKA-PAŹ |
| | Goetheanum combines in itself history and reality; a cultural centre, with a seat of the Anthropozophic Association, and home to a dynamically functioning university. | | | The objective is to present various aspects of the social values behind the structure of Goetheanum in Dornach, in Switzerland, which was created on the initiative of Rudolf Steiner in the years 1913-1928. | | | Particular attention is drawn to the structure’s educational functions and organisational assumptions and their impact on its architecture and the organisational shape of the unique types of free schools (called Steiner’s schools) in the world. |
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http://www.socjologia.uni.wroc.pl/Publik/Wisn/1ang.htm
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| | :: Kunigunda Lunaria / darkwave festival in Vilnius ::: |
| | First and second Goetheanum in Switzerland, built according to Rudolf Steiner projects, have made a big impression on Sigitas Vėlyvis, who created the group, named Goetheanum, in 2004. | | | Like the buildings of Rudolf Steiner - cosmic, unearthly, built in strange forms, and also his mysterious anthroposophical writings - the music of Goetheanum balances between esoteric, mystery, philosophy and modern rock. | | | " Goetheanum is what I've tried to realise long time ago", - says the founder of the group, who earlier sang with such groups as Spellbound, Ruination, Kielwater. |
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http://www.kunigunda.lt/next/eng_goetheanum.htm
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| | In these lectures Steiner describes, with reference to the Goetheanum, the importance of an architecturally coherent and integrated community, and how this in turn affects social unity and harmony. | | | The Language of Color in the First Goetheanum is a watershed in many ways, not the least of which is that it presents many paintings, drawings, sketches and views from the First Goetheanum that have never been presented either together or at all, at least in the English-speaking world. | | | Take a walking tour of not only the current Goetheanum, but also the original "First Goetheanum" that was destroyed by fire in 1924. |
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http://www.waldorfbooks.com/anthro/architecture.htm
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| | Storm's Nest - Goetheanum - Rudolf Steiner, Architect |
| | as i came upon the main building - the goetheanum, and looking upon the hill where this building stands, how startled i was by this concrete alighting itself, nestling itself in among the mountains which surround it like it had always been there. | | | the first and second goetheanum buildings (of 1919 and 1928 respectively), | | | some personal observations on a visit to the goetheanum ----- upon visiting in 1998, a brief recount of an initial experience with this building. |
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| | the Hive - MendelsohnInfo |
| | Realization of the Goetheanums was conducted as craft, the followers of Steiner joining in the actual building and each contributing their talents to Steiner's total conception of the building. | | | Similar to Steiner, the Mendelsohn's architecture was used as a means of illustration of subconscious creative forces lying within the soul. | | | An important point in the conception of form of the Goetheanum is that it was not perceived to be the result of an organic analogy it derived its forms from an architectural past. |
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http://zwiki.sial.rmit.edu.au/theHive/MendelsohnInfo
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| | February 7 - Encyclopedia.WorldSearch |
| | From Elephants to Einstein...: Answers to Questions : Ten Discussions With Workers at the Goetheanum in Dornach Between 7 January and 27 February 1924 | | | The Battle of Vaalkrans, 5-7 February, 1900 (Battles of the Anglo-Boer War) |
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http://encyclopedia.worldsearch.com/february_7.htm
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| | SteinerBooks - Reminiscences of Rudolf Steiner |
| | In these unique reminiscences, she provides eye-witness reports of the burning of the first Goetheanum, the time surrounding the death of Rudolf Steiner, the early performances of his Mystery Plays, Steiner’s lecturing and travels abroad, the artistic work on the Goetheanum, the carving of the “Group” statue, and the Christmas plays and Faust. | | | Assya Turgeniev was a Russian artist and one of Rudolf Steiner’s most important co-workers, best known for her engraving work on the colored windows of the first Goetheanum building in Dornach, Switzerland. |
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http://www.anthropress.org/detail.html?session=3f9a7cb1e46d069296ca7f5a9a898e69&id=1902636406
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| | Ifgene -- International Forum for Genetic Engineering: Activities in Switzerland |
| | Proceedings of a conference on 27th October 1997 at the Goetheanum, Dornach, Switzerland. | | | in the Context of Genetic Engineering which took place from 9th to 11th May 2001 at The Goetheanum, Dornach, near Basel, Switzerland were published on 16 July 2001 | | | Evaluation of both products and technologies Johannes Wirz, Ifgene coordinator, Forschungslaboratorium am Goetheanum, Dornach, Switzerland |
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| | Goetheanum |
| | The Goetheanum building itself was designed and built by the Austrian philosopher Rudolf Steiner; it was completed in 1928. | | | For more information about the Goetheanum or L'Aubier, with whom the Young Entrepreneurs Program was created please access their respective websites via the links on this page. | | | The Young Entrepreneurs Program is an initiative which grew out of the work in the finance section at the Goetheanum, Dornach, Switzerland. |
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| | Archpedia - Modern Architecture |
| | The second generation of Expressionists centred their activities in postwar Germany and The Netherlands. | | | Distinctly personal architectural statements were given form in such dynamically sculptured structures as the Einstein Observatory in Potsdam (1920), by Erich Mendelsohn; the anthroposophically based design by Rudolf Steiner for the Goetheanum in Dornach, Switz. |
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| | Gerard Wagner |
| | Gerard Wagner, born 1906, was the leading teacher of this school up to his death in 1999. | | | teaching activity in Switzerland, mostly at the Goetheanum, and in Germany and England | | | Studied painting at St Ives,Cornwall with John Park and at the Royal College of Art, London |
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| | Education and Training in Goethean and Anthroposophical Scientific Approaches |
| | Above: The 'Glashaus', home of the Science Section at the Goetheanum to whom further enquiries about this and other (shorter) courses should be directed. | | | This institute is for phenomena-centered research and education. | | | A course of study at the Science Section, Goetheanum, Switzerland |
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http://www.anth.org.uk/Science/educate.htm
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| | Goetheanum - Wikimedia Commons |
| | The Goetheanum (named after Johann Wolfgang von Goethe) is a building in Dornach, Switzerland, designed by Rudolf Steiner, the founder of Anthroposophy. |
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| | Rudolf Steiner - Great Buildings Online |
| | Goetheanum I, at Dornach, near Basel, Switzerland, 1913 to 1920. | | | Rudolph Steiner was born in Kraljevec, Austria in 1861. |
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| | Goetheanum: School of Spiritual Science |
| | It guides the artistic work on the Goetheanum itself, the neighboring buildings and landscape. | | | The work of the Section for the Literary Arts and Humanities is captured by its motto: «In thought, develop sight.» Its aim: to cultivate and deepen the humanities through Anthroposophy. |
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| | Rudolf Steiner Archive: Architecture |
| | The Table above lists the name of the document(s), the type of document — book, lecture (single or series), article, essay — GA number, year written or given, flags denoting language, the number of documents in the series, and whether an abstract of the document is on-line. | | | Das Goetheanum News Sheet No. 9 Supplement (February 1926) | | | Change the sort order by clicking on a highlighted column heading (asterisk denotes sorted column) |
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| | YouthSection.org: CH Home |
| | This week join Christiaan Stuten, Actor and Director of the Mystery Dramas, for an evening conversat... | | | This week join Uwe Werner, Director of the Goetheanum Archive, for an evening conversation. |
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| | Amazon.ca: Goetheanum Dornach: Books |
| | Look for books like Goetheanum Dornach by subject: | | | Write an online review and share your thoughts with other shoppers! |
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| | Photo of the goetheanum related to R9 design |
| | Actually - I think the Goetheanum originally was the model for the design of Darth Vader's helmet, which in its turn inspired the Canon T90 design, which inspired the Canon EOS-1, which inspired the Nikon N8008, which (finally) inspired the R8/9. | | | Photo of the goetheanum related to R9 design | | | The goetheanum in Dornach...origin of the R9's design? |
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| | Horst Kiechle - Subliminal Structures |
| | Built in concrete around 1925 the classic technique of thin strips of wood was used to produce the moulds for the sculptural part of the facade where curvature in two directions was required. | | | The design of the second Goetheanum changes from a relatively square shape in the northeast to a highly dynamic and sculptural shape in the southwest. | | | Download the model as a zip file, save to disk, extract and start the model with the file: GoetheanumNoDet.wrl |
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http://oldsite.vislab.usyd.edu.au/staff/horst/goetheanumVRML.html
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| | ANTHROPOSOPHY |
| | Verlag am Goetheanum (inclui Philosophisch-Anthroposophischer Verlag, Rudolg Geering Verlag, Ogham Verlag e Natura Verlag) | | | For sites with works by Rudolf Steiner, see | | | info@vamg.ch - www.vamg.ch (a home page contém uma interessante foto com uma vista da sua sede, a Glashaus, que foi projetada por Rudolf Steiner, e o Goetheanum) |
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http://www.sab.org.br/antrop/anthrop-eng.htm
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| | Der Modellbau von Malsh und Das Erste GOETHEANUM |
| | All Items: Traditional Collectibles: Books: Pre 1980: item # 345095 | | | Hardcover with illustrated boards, text in German, illustrated. | | | Please refer to our stock # 04.280 when inquiring. |
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