Reinhard Seiß

The film portrait of seven selected monuments by Bogdan Bogdanovic – from the memorial at the Jewish cemetery in the Serbian capital Belgrade to the “City of the Dead” in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, to the probably most famous monument in the former extermination camp in Jasenovac, Croatia – aims to present the previously inadequately documented architectural work of Bogdan Bogdanović to the European public.

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"Houses for People" is a portrait of four model housing developments, the architects behind them and their philosophy: Gartenstadt Puchenau near Linz (Roland Rainer), Wohnpark Alt Erlaa in Vienna (Harry Glück), Nachbarschaftliches Wohnen Guglmugl in Linz (Fritz Matzinger), and Sargfabrik and Miss Sargfabrik in Vienna (BKK-2 / BKK-3). The four very different living environments from different decades show some surprising parallels, demonstrating that holistic housing design is not a question of typology, but of unconditional orientation towards people's needs.

The film portrait of seven selected monuments by Bogdan Bogdanovic – from the memorial at the Jewish cemetery in the Serbian capital Belgrade to the “City of the Dead” in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, to the probably most famous monument in the former extermination camp in Jasenovac, Croatia – aims to present the previously inadequately documented architectural work of Bogdan Bogdanović to the European public.

No synopsis available yet.

"Houses for People" is a portrait of four model housing developments, the architects behind them and their philosophy: Gartenstadt Puchenau near Linz (Roland Rainer), Wohnpark Alt Erlaa in Vienna (Harry Glück), Nachbarschaftliches Wohnen Guglmugl in Linz (Fritz Matzinger), and Sargfabrik and Miss Sargfabrik in Vienna (BKK-2 / BKK-3). The four very different living environments from different decades show some surprising parallels, demonstrating that holistic housing design is not a question of typology, but of unconditional orientation towards people's needs.