SUSAN R. HENDERSON is a professor at Syracuse University,
where she teaches architectural history in the School of Architecture
and is on the faculty of the Renee Crown University Honors
Program. She specializes in the fields of Islamic and early modern
European architectural history. She holds a B.A. from the
University of Washington, a Master of Architecture from MIT, and
a Ph.D. in architectural history from the Graduate School of Arts
and Sciences, Columbia University.
This book is a history of the New Frankfurt initiative, its projects and
actors, notably the architect and planner Ernst May, and its achievements,
set within the turbulent context of the Weimar decade. It
chronicles its many accomplishments: the construction of housing
settlements, innovations in construction and materials, the
parks and garden colonies program, innovations in school, medical
facility and church design, reforms in woman’s sphere, and a
crafting of New Life culture. It examines the New Frankfurt in light
of the social and political debates that shaped it and the works it
produced, and describes the relationship of work and theory to contemporary
reform movements. Finally, the narrative underscores the
gulf between the idyll of modernity and the political and social realities
of life in a Germany on the brink of collapse.
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