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Paul Schneider-Esleben (1915–2005) is a paragon of architecture in the young Federal Republic: his innovative power shows itself in his Düsseldorf buildings, such as the large glass Haniel parking structure (1950–53), the Mannesmann Building (1955–58), the first high-rise in postwar Germany, and the Rochus Church (1952–55).
«Paul Schneider» - conjunto del nombre propio Paul y el apellido Schneider - puede referirse a: Personajes. Paul Schneider (1897-1939), pastor alemán. Paul Schneider (1884-1969), pintor de la corte de Guillermo II. Paul Schneider (1976-), actor estadounidense. Paul Schneider-Esleben (1915-2005), arquitecto alemán.
Paul Schneider-Esleben. Design Year. 1954 Simple, yet unique – a typical Schneider-Esleben design. In 1954, the German architect designed a dining chair made from rattan or PVC cord and 12 mm steel rod. With its distinctive shape, the chair ...
Paul Schneider-Esleben; Klopstockstraße 29 Kindergarten; St. Ansgar; Shoppingcenter; Bartningallee 5 Luciano Baldessari; Bartningallee 7 J. H. Van den Broek – J. B. Bakema; Bartningallee 9 Gustav Hassenpflug; Bartningallee 11–13 R. Lopez – E. Beaudouin; Bartningallee 16 Hans Schwippert; Hanseatenweg 10 Akademie der Künste – Werner ...
"Even Vitruvius demanded of the architect a degree of versatility rivalling that of the later Renaissance uomo universale - qualities required of the architect since the birth of architectural theory." (Heinrich Klotz). The architect Paul Schneider von Esleben personifies this versatile model of the ideal architect, wh
Paul Schneider-Esleben. Date of birth. 23 August 1915. Düsseldorf. Paul Schneider. Date of death. 19 May 2005. Hausham. Country of citizenship.
Paul Schneider-Esleben (1915–2005) zählt zu jenen Architekten, die mit ihren Bauten die Nachkriegsmoderne, das Bauen von Megaprojekten in Beton, die High Tech-Architektur und das Weiterbauen im Bestand beeinflusst haben. Mit dem Mannesmann-Hochhaus in Düsseldorf (1954–1958) baut er den ersten Stahlskelettbau mit Vorhangfassade in Deutschland.
