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| Beschreibung: | "Metropolis Berlin: 1880-1940 reconstitutes the built environment of Berlin during the period of its classical modernity using over two hundred contemporary texts, virtually all of which are published in English translation for the first time. They are from the pens of those who created Berlin as one of the world's great cities and those who observed this process: architects, city planners, sociologists, political theorists, historians, cultural critics, novelists, essayists, and journalists. Divided into nineteen sections, each prefaced by an introductory essay, the account unfolds chronologically, with the particular structural concerns of the moment addressed in sequence--be they department stores in 1900, housing in the 1920s, or parade grounds in 1940. Metropolis Berlin: 1880-1940 not only details the construction of Berlin, but explores homes and workplaces, public spaces, circulation, commerce, and leisure in the German metropolis as seen through the eyes of all social classes, from the humblest inhabitants of the city slums, to the great visionaries of the modern city, and the demented dictator resolved to remodel Berlin as Germania"-- Provided by publisher. -- "Metropolis Berlin 1880-1940 reconstitutes the built environment of Berlin during the period of its classical modernity using over two hundred contemporary texts, virtually all of which are published in English translation for the first time. They are from the pens of those who created Berlin as one of the world's great cities and those who commented on this process: architects, city planners, sociologists, political theorists, historians, cultural critics, novelists, essayists, and journalists. Divided into eighteen sections, each prefaced by an introductory essay, the account unfolds chronologically, with the particular structural concerns of the moment addressed in sequence--be they department st Includes bibliographical references and index |
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METROPOLIS BERLIN
1880-1940
Edited by
lain
Boyd Whyte and
David Frisbý
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA PRESS
Berkeley Los Angeles London
CONTENTS
List of
Illustrations
xiii
Preface
xv
General Introduction
ι
PART ONE. BOOMING METROPOLIS
ι.
The Metropolitan Panorama
9
1. Jules
Laforgue,
Berlin: The Court and the City
(1887) 13
2.
Wilhelm
Loesche, Berlin North
(1890) 16
3.
Mark Twain, The German Chicago
(1892) 17
4. Heinrich Schackow,
Berolina: A Metropolitan Aesthetic
(1896) 19
5.
Alfred Kerr, Berlin and London
(1896) . 25
6.
Alfred Kerr, The Transformation of
Potsdamer
Strasse
(1895,1897) 27
7.
Max Osborn, The Destruction of Berlin
(1906) ■ 30
8.
Werner Sombart, Vienna
(1907) 31
9.
Robert
Walser,
Good Morning, Giantess!
(1907) 33
10.
August Endell, TheBeautyofthe Great City
(1908) 35
11.
Oscar Bie, Life Story of a Street
(1908) . 41
12.
Robert
Walser, Friedrichstrasse (1909) 41
13.
Max Weber, Speech for a Discussion
(1910) 44
14. Vorwärts,
[Town Hall Tower Panorama]
(1902) 44
15.
Ernst Bloch, Berlin, Southern City
(1915-16) 46
2.
Building and Regulating the Metropolis
49
16. Theodor Goecke,
Traffic Thoroughfares and Residential Streets
(1893) 52
17.
Rudolf Adickes, The Needfor Spacious Building Programs in City
Expansions and the Legal and Technical Means to Accomplish This
(1895) 55
vi
Contents
18. Vorwärts,
[Deforestation around Berlin]
(1908) 57
19.
Die Bank, [Speculation in
Tempelhof]
(1910-11) 57
20.
P. A. A. [Philip A. Ashworth], Berlin
(1911) 59
21.
Walter Lewitz, Architectural Notes on the Universal Urban Planning
Exhibition, Berlin
(1911) 62
22.
Various authors, The Greater Berlin Competition
1910:
The Prize-Winning
Designs with Explanatory Report
(1911) 64
23.
Cornelius Gurlitt, Review of Greater Berlin and The Greater Berlin
Competition
1910 (1911) 69
24. Sigmund Schott,
The Agglomeration of Cities in the German Empire:
1871-1910 (1912) 72
25.
Patrick Abercrombie, Berlin: Its Growth and Present State
(1914) 73
3.
Production, Commerce, and Consumption
77
26.
Georg Simmel,
The Berlin Trade Exhibition
(1896) 80
27.
Albert Hoffmann, The
Wertheim
Department Store in
Leipziger
Strasse
(1898) 84
28.
Robert
Walser, Aschinger's (1907) 88
29.
Karl Scheffler, The Retail Establishment
(1907) 91
30.
Leo Colze,
The Department Stores of Berlin
(1908) 94
31.
Erich
Köhrer,
Berlin Department Store: A Novel from the World City
(1909) 97
32.
Karl Scheffler, Peter
Behrens (1913) 98
33.
Karl Ernst Osthaus, The Display Window
(1913) 101
34.
Paul
Westheim, Nordstern:
The New Administration Building
in
Berlin-Schöneberg (1915) 104
4.
Public Transport and Infrastructure
107
35.
Anonymous, The Concourse of the
Anhalter
Station
(1880) 111
36.
Alfred Kerr, New and Beautiful!
—
Biilowstrasse?
(1900) 112
37.
Richard Peterson, The Traffic Problems Inherent in Large Cities
and the Means of Solving Them
(1908) 115
38.
Karl Scheffler, The Elevated Railway and Aesthetics
(1902) 118
39.
August Endell, The Beauty of the Great City
(1908) 122
40.
Anonymous, The Northern Loop: A Journey on the Ring Railway
(1913) 125
41.
Peter
Behrens,
The Influence of Time and Space Utilization on Modern
Design
(1914) 127
42.
Karl Ernst Osthaus, The Railway Station
(1914) 129
5.
The Proletarian City
134
43. Theodor Goecke,
The Working-Class Tenement Block in Berlin
(1890) 137
44. Otto von
Leixner, Letter Eight: A Suburban Street in New
Moabit (1891)
W
45. Heinrich
Albrecht, The Working-Class
Tenement Buildings of the Berlin
Savings and Building Society
(1898) 145
46.
Alice Salomon, A Club for Young Working Women in Berlin
(1903) 148
Contents
vii
47. Werner Sombart,
Domesticity
(1906) 150
48. Albert Südekum,
Impoverished Berlin Dwellings
—Wedding (1908) ■ 153
49. Clara Viebig,
Омг
Daily
Bread
(1907) 157
so. Karl Scheffler,
The Tenement
Block (1911) 158
51. Käthe Kollwitz,
Diary Entry,
16 April 1912 163
52.
Max Jacob, From
Apartment
House to Mass
Apartment
House
(1912) 164
53. Victor Noack,
Housing and Morality
(1912) 167
6.
Public Realm and Popular Culture
. 172
54.
Paul
Lindau, Unter den
Linden
(1892) 176
■ 55.
Anonymous, The New Prison for Berlin at
Tegel (1900) 179
56.
Alfred Kerr, In the New Reichstag
(1900) 180
57. Freisinnige Zeitung,
[A Military Parade]
(1900) 181
58.
Berliner
Tageblatt,
[A Sunday in Berlin]
(1903) 182
59.
Hans Ostwald, Berlin Coffeehouses (c.
1905) 183
60. Brüstlein,
The Rudolf Virchow Hospital in Berlin
(1907) 187
61.
Jules Huret, Bruno Schmitz's
"Rheingold"
for Aschinger
(1909) 189
62.
Anonymous, New Buildings Planned for Museum Island, Berlin
(1910) 190
63. Wilhelm
Bode, Alfred Messel's Plans for the New Buildings of the Royal
Museums in Berlin
(1910) 192
64.
Paul
Westheim, Ludwig
Hoffmann's School Buildings in Berlin
(1911) 193
65.
Max
Wagenführ,
The Admiral's Palace and Its Bathing Pools
(1912) 196
66.
Fritz
Stahl
(pseud. Siegfried
Lilienthal),
The Berlin City Hall
(1912) 199
67.
Else
Lasker-Schüler,
The Two White Benches on the
Kurfürstendamm (1913) 200
68.
Bruno Taut, The Problem of Building an Opera House
(1914) 201
69.
Anonymous [Joseph
Adler?],
The Opening of the Tauentzien
Palace
Café
(1914) 204
7.
The Bourgeois City
206
70. Theodor Fontane,
The Treibel Villa
(1892) 210
71.
Alfred Kerr,
Herr Sehring
Builds a Theater Dream
(1895) 211
72.
Alfred Kerr, Up and Down the Avenues
(1898) 212
73.
Walther Rathenau, The Most Beautiful City in the World
(1899) 214
74.
Alfred Kerr, New Luxury, Old Squalor
(1900) 217
75.
Hermann Muthesius, The Modern Country Home
(1905) 218
76.
Edmund
Edel,
Berlin W.
(1906) 221
77.
Max Creutz,
Charlottenburg
Town Hall
(1906) 223
78.
Max Creutz, The New Kempinski Building
(1907) 225
79.
Maximilian Rapsilber, Hotel
Adlon (1907) 229
80.
Robert
Walser,
Berlin W.
(1910) 230
Si. Robert
Walser,
The Little Berlin Girl
(1909) 232
82.
Walter Lehwess, The Design Competition for
Rüdesheimer Platz (1912) 237
83. Wilhelm Borchard,
The Picnic Season
(1914) 239
84.
Paul
Westheim,
Building Boom
(1917) 242
viii Contents
8.
The Green Outdoors
245
85. Wilhelm Bölsche,
Beyond the Metropolis
(1901) 248
86. Heinrich Hart,
Statutes of the German Garden City Association
(1902) 250
87.
Hans Kampffmeyer, The Garden City and Its Cultural and Economic
Significance
(1906-7) 251
88. Heinrich
Pudor,
The People's Park in Greater Berlin
(1910) 256
89.
Karl Ernst Osthaus, Garden City and City Planning
(1911) 258
90.
Anonymous,
Lietzensee-Park in Charlottenburg (1912) 260
91. Hannes Müllerfeld,
Down with the Garden City!
(1914) 260
92.
Max Osborn, The Fairy-Tale Fountain in the
Friedrichshain,
Berlin
(1914) 261
93.
Paul
Westheim,
Workers' Housing Estate at
Staaken
(1915) 264
94.
Martin Wagner, Urban Open-Space Policy
(1915) 267
95.
Bruno Taut, The
Falkenberg
Garden Suburb near Berlin
(1919-20) 268
PART TWO. WORLD WAR I AND THE CITY
9.
City in Crisis
273
96.
Bruno Taut, A Necessity
(1914) 276
97. Vorwärts, [War
or Not]
(1914) 278
98.
General
Gustav von Kessel,
Berlin in a State of War: Proclamation
of the Commander-in-Chiefin the Marches
(1914) 279
99.
H.
В.,
[War Fever in Berlin, August
1914] 280
100.
Berliner
Tageblatt,
[Berlin Potato Shortage]
(1915) 281
101.
Anonymous, Competition for Greater Berlin Architects
(1916) 282
102.
Berliner
Tageblatt, Demonstration
in Berlin
(1918) 283
103. Friedrich Bauermeister,
On the Great City
(1918) 284
104.
Walter Gropius, The New Architectural Idea
(1919) 286
105.
Leopold Bauer, The Economic Unsustainability of the Large City
(1919) 288
го.
Critical Responses
' 291
106.
Paul Wolf, The Basic Layout of the New City
(1919) · 293
107.
Bruno Taut, The City Crown
(1919) 295
108.
Otto Bartning, Church Architecture Today
(1919) 302
109.
Peter
Behrens
and
Heinrich de
Fries, On Low-Cost Building
(1919) 303
110. Käthe Kollwitz,
Diary Entry,
11
September
1919 307
111.
Hermann Muthesius, Small House and Small-Scale Housing
Development
(1920) 307
PART THREE.
WELTSTADT-^
ORLD CITY
11.
Planning the World City
315
112.
Martin
Mächler,
The Major Population Center and Its Global
Importance
(1918) 319
Contents
¡χ
113. Bruno Möhring,
On the Advantages of
Tower
Blocks and the Conditions
under Which They Could Be Built in Berlin
(1920) 324
114.
Siegfried Kracauer, On Skyscrapers
(1921) 326
115.
Martin
Mächler,
On the Skyscraper Problem
(1920-21) 329
116.
Joseph Roth, If Berlin Were to Build Skyscrapers: Proposals for Easing
the Housing Shortage
(1921) 332
117.
Adolf Behne, The Competition of the Skyscraper Society
(1922-23) 334
118. Egon Erwin Kisch,
The Impoverishment and Enrichment of the Berlin
Streets
(1923) 336
119.
Ernst Kaeber, The Metropolis as Home
(1926) 337
120.
Karl Scheffler, Berlin Fifty Years from Now: Perspectives on One
of the World's Great Cities
(1926) 340
121.
Martin Wagner, Werner
Hegemann,
and
Heinrich
Mendelssohn,
Should Berlin Build Skyscrapers!
(1928) 344
122.
Martin Wagner and Adolf Behne, The New Berlin-World City
(1929) . 347
123.
Martin Wagner, The Design Problem of a City Square for a Metropolis:
The Competition of the
"Verkehr"
Company for the Remodeling of
Alexanderplatz (192g) 349
124.
Max Berg, The
Platz der Republik in
Berlin
(1930) 352
12$.
Werner
Hegemann,
Berlin, City of Stone: The History of the Largest
Tenement City in the World
(1930) 353
126.
Walter Benjamin, A Jacobin of Our Time: On Werner Hegemann's
Das steinerne
Berlin
(1930) 358
127. Hannes Küpper,
lhe
"Provinces" and Berlin
(1931) 363
128.
Adolf Hitler, Speech at Foundation-Stone Ceremony of the Faculty
of Defense Studies, Berlin
(1937) 365
vx. Berlin Montage
367
129. Käthe Kollwitz,
Diary Entry,
25
January
1919 370
130. Kurt Tucholsky,
"Berlin! Berlin!"
(1919) 371
131.
"Sling" (pseud. Paul Schlesinger), The Telephone
(1921) 374
132. Käthe Kollwitz,
Diary Entry,
1
May
1922 375
133. Friedrich
Kroner, Overstretched Nerves
(1923) 375
134.
Adolf Hitler, My Struggle
(1926) 376
135.
Joseph Roth, The Wandering Jew
(1927) 378
136.
Ernst Bloch, Berlin after Two Years
(1928) ■ 379
137.
Alfred
Döblin,
Berlin
(1928) 381
138.
Franz Hessel, I Learn: Via
Neukölln
to
Britz (1929) 386
139.
Carl Zuckmayer, The Berlin Woman
(1929) 390
140. Moritz
Goldstein, The Metropolis of the Little People
(1930) 391
141.
Karl Scheffler, Berlin: A City Transformed
(1931) 392
142.
Siegfried Kracauer, The New
Alexanderplatz (1932) 397
143.
Siegfried Kracauer, Locomotive over
Friedrichstrasse (1933) 400
x
Contents
144-
Jean Giraudoux,
Berlin, Not Paris! (1931) 402
145. Ernst Erich
Notti,
The Tenement Barracks
(1931) 404
146. Siegfried Kracauer,
A Section of
Friedrichstrasse (1932) 404
147. Gabriele Tergit (pseud. Elise Reifenberg),
Home is the
75
(or the
78) (1930) 406
148.
Christopher Isherwood, A Berlin Diary (Winter
1932-33) 409
13.
Work
411
149.
Alfred
Döblin,
General Strike in Berlin
(1922)
4Ч
150. Ludwig Hilberseimer,
Buildings for the Metropolis
(1925) 415
151.
Franz Hessel, On Work
(1929) 416
152.
Peter
Panter
(pseud.
Kurt Tucholsky), Hang
on a Moment!
(1927) 418
153.
Fritz
Stahl
(pseud. Siegfried
Lilienthal),
The
Klingenberg
Power Station
at Berlin-Rummelsburg
(1928) 420
154.
Hermann
Schmitz,
Introduction to
Siemensbauten (1928) 424
155. Egon Erwin Kisch,
Berlin at Work
(1927) 425
156.
Anonymous, A New High-Rise Building in Berlin: Architect Peter
Behrens (1931) 428
157. Irmgard
Кеші,
Gtfg/—One
о/
Us
(193í)
429
158.
Else Lasker-Schiiler, The Spinning World Factory
(1932) 430
159.
Hans
Fallada,
Little Man, What Now?
(1933)
432
160.
Herbert Rimpl and Hermann
Mäckler,
A German Aircraft Factory:
The Heinkel Works in
Oranienburg (1938) 434
14.
Commodities and Display
437
161.
Alfred
Döblin,
Berlin Christmas
(1923) 441
162.
Alfred Gellhorn, Advertising and the
Cityscape
(1926) 442
163. Gerta-Elisabeth Thiele,
The Shop Window
(1926) 445
164.
Peter
Panter
(pseud.
Kurt Tucholsky),
The Loudspeaker
(1927) 447
165.
Hans Ciirlis, Night and the Modern City
(1928) 450
166.
Hugo
Häring,
Illuminated Advertising and Architecture
(1928) 452
167.
Joseph Roth, The Really Big Department Store
(1929) 454
168.
Alfred Wedemeyer, Berlin's Latest Department Store
(1929) 456
169. Ludwig Hilberseimer,
The Modern Commercial Street
(1929) 458
170.
Alfons
Paquet,
City and Province
(1929) 462
15.
Housing
463
171.
Fritz Schumacher, The Small Apartment
(1919) 468
172. Kurt Tucholsky, 150 Kaiserallee (1920) 471
173.
Bruno Taut, The New Home: Woman as Creative Spirit
(1924) 473
174.
Martin Wagner, Vienna—Berlin: Housing Policies Compared
(1925) 476
175. Ludwig
Hilberseimer, On Standardizing the Tenement Block
(1926) 480
176. Leo Adler,
Housing Estates in the
Britz
District of Berlin
(1927) 482
177.
Walter Gropius, Large Housing Estates
(1930) 484
178.
Werner
Hegemann,
Berlin and World Architecture: On the Berlin
Building Exhibition
(1931) 486
Contents
x¡
179. Martin Wagner, Administrative Reform (1931) 491
180. Ilse Reicke,
Women and
Building (1931) 493
181. Siegfried Kracauer, Building
Exhibition in the East
(1931) 495
182. Heinz-Willi Jüngst,
Housing for Contemporaries
(1932)
49y
183.
Gottfried
Feder,
The German Housing Development Board
(1934) 500
184.
Herbert Hoffmann, The Residential Estate on Berlin's
Große
Leegestrasse (1936) 502
185.
Anonymous, The Construction of Communities on the Basis of the People,
the Land, and the Landscape
(1940) 504
16.
Mass and Leisure
508
186.
Bruno Taut, On New Theaters
(1919) 512
187. Egon Erwin Kisch,
Elliptical Treadmill
(1919) 514
188.
Adolf Behne,
Großes Schauspielhaus, Scalapalast (1928) 518
189.
Siegfried Kracauer,
Rollercoaster
Ride
(1921) 520
190.
Berliner
Börsen-Courier,
[Cinema]
(1923) 521
191.
Alfred
Flechtheim,
Gladiators
(1926) 522
192.
Gerhard
Krause,
The German Stadium and Sport Forum
(1926) 524
193.
Matheo Quinz, The
Romanische
Café
(1926) 525
194.
Hans Poelzig, The Capitol Cinema
(1926) 528
195-
J-S, Review of Walther Ruttmann's Film Berlin: The Symphony
of a Great City
(1927) 529
196. Leo Hirsch,
Cinemas
(1927) 530
197.
Billy Wilder, Berlin Rendezvous
(1927) 533
198.
Siegfried Kracauer, Under Palm Trees
(1930) 534
199.
Curt Moreck (pseud.
Konrad Haemmerling),
A Guide to "Licentious"
Berlin
(1931) 537
200.
Siegfried Kracauer, Radio Station
(1931) 540
201.
Hermann Sinsheimer, Boxing Ring
(1931) 543
202.
Siegfried Kracauer, Berlin as a Summer Resort
(1932) 546
203.
Werner March, The Buildings of the National Sport Arena
(1936) 548
17.
Technology and Mobility
551
204. Friedrich Krause
and Fritz Hedde, Swinemiinder Bridge
(1922) 554
205.
Berliner
Tageblatt,
[Cycling in Berlin]
(1923) 554
206.
Joseph Roth, Declaration to the
Gleisdreieck (1924) 555
207.
Ignaz
Wróbel
(pseud.
Kurt Tucholsky),
Berlin Traffic
(1926) 558
208.
Billy Wilder, Nighttime Joyride over Berlin
(1927) 561
209.
Bernard
von Brentano,
The Pleasure of 'Motoring (c.
1928) 563
210. Vicki Baum,
Grand Hotel
(1929) 565
211.
Siegfried Kracauer, Proletarian Rapid Transit
(1930) $66
212.
Peter
Panter
(pseud.
Kurt Tucholsky),
Traffic Passing over the House
(1931) 568
213.
Siegfried Kracauer, The Cult of the Automobile
(1931) 571
214.
Siegfried Kracauer, On Board the "Hamburg Flier": Special Press Trip,
Berlin to Hamburg
(1933) 573
хи
Contents
215.
E.
Neumann, Object
—
Subject
(1934) 576
216.
Anonymous, The Intercontinental Airport at
Tempelhof
(1938) 577
217.
Jakob Werlin
/
Albert
Speer,
On the Autobahns of the Reich
(1938) 579
218.
Hans
Stephan,
The Autobahn
(1939) 581
18.
From Berlin to
Germania 582
219.
Siegfried Kracauer, Screams on the Street
(1930) 586
220. Irmgard Keun,
The Artificial Silk Girl
(1932) 589
221. Heinrich
Hauser,
lhe
Flood of Humanity at
Tempelhof
(1933) 590
222.
Joseph
Goebbels,
Berlin Awakes
(1934) 594
223.
Herbert Hoffmann, The Air Ministry Building
(1936) $97
224.
Adolf Hitler, The Buildings of the Third Reich
(1937) 599
225.
Anonymous, The New Berlin
Cityscape
(1938)
бої
226.
Adolf Hitler, Speech at the Topping-Out Ceremony for the New Reich
Chancellery
(1938) 602
227.
Hans
Stephan,
Berlin
(1939) 605
228.
Albert
Speer, Replanning
the Capital of the Reich
(1939) 607
229.
Adolf Hitler, Table Talk
(1941) 609
Acknowledgments
611
Photo Credits
619
Index
621 |
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