darmstadt university technology department cad (1 Ergebnisse)

Hardbound. Zustand: Very Good. Large quarto, illustrated glossy paper covered boards, 159 pp., b/w photos, color illustrations, chronology and map, glossary, bibliography, illustrations and credits, imprint. Wit a dvd with the CAD based designs included. "Through a student initiative, three Frankfurt synagogues destroyed in the 1938 Reichspogromnacht (known as Reichskristallnacht or the "Night of Broken Glass") were computerreconstructed in the spring of 1995 by students of the Department Computer Aided Design (CAD) in Architecture at the Darmstadt University of Technology. The reconstruction of these buildings, resulting from studies of the Nazi period was to serve as an admonishment as well as a memorial. At the same time, the historical achitectural importance of the buildings was to be called to mind. Encouraged by the very positive response to the initial project, the decision was made to expand in to include computer reconstruction of 15 other well-known German synagogues. The goal, beyond the political aspect, was to create a representative overview and interior impression of the diverse synagogue architecture that, prior to its destruction, existed in Germany." from introductory matter. Preface by Ursula Zeller, Manfred Kroob, Wenzel Jacob. Articles are "Architecture as Social Seismograph: Insights into the History of Jewish Religious Architecture," Marc Gellert, "German Synagogues: An Introduction," Salomon Korn, "The Potential of New Media for Acts of Remembrance: Remembering Destroyed Synagoues," Marc Gellert, and "Visualizing What Has Been Destroyed," Manfred Kroob.