The Chemnitz architect Max W. Feistel wanted to rationalise building in the 1920s. His own residential building, the Villa Feistel from 1928, was to be an example of industrial construction. Plates were screwed to the steel skellet inside and out

The Chemnitz architect Max W. Feistel wanted to rationalise building in the 1920s. His own residential building, the Villa Feistel from 1928, was to be an example of industrial construction. Plates were screwed to the steel skellet inside and out
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