Two schools at Zellerstrasse, Stuttgart, Germany

Authors

  • Hans Kammerer
  • Walter Belz
  • Hans Roder
  • Dieter Lutz Lutz

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1969.v21.i209.3730

Abstract


This integrated project brings together two new schools, the «Lehrschule» for underdeveloped children and the «Sprachschule» for deaf children who have speach defects. Each school has its own gymnasium, and the «Lehrschule» has eight classrooms, a natural science and a carpentry classroom, a kitchen for cookery instruction, and a sewing room, and another for religious teaching, as well as a library. The «Sprachschule» has four classrooms, for deaf children and four for children having speach defects. There are rooms for natural science tuition, for carpentry, and also for religious instruction and the use of hearing devices. There is also a library. There are no significant novelties in the construction method, but the schools include all modem advances, as well as works of art that enhance its quality.

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Published

1969-04-30

How to Cite

Kammerer, H., Belz, W., Roder, H., & Lutz, D. L. (1969). Two schools at Zellerstrasse, Stuttgart, Germany. Informes De La Construcción, 21(209), 13–18. https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1969.v21.i209.3730

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