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- en.wikipedia.org IG Farben BuildingMembers of the university insisted on confronting the building's history by retaining its original name, the "IG Farben Building".
- architectuul.com architecture/ig-farben-buildingReferences and styleDespite its mammoth size the IG Farben Building's six square wings retain a modern, spare elegance, despite its mammoth size.
- vielfaltdermoderne.de Frankfurt/Main: IG Farben BuildingFrankfurt/Main: IG Farben Building. Leave a comment. I.G.-Farben-Haus, 1928-1931. ... IG Farben Building, 1928-1931. Architect: Hans Poelzig.
- tripadvisor.com Attraction_Review-g187337-…The was the largest office building in the 1920’s and a little research will tell you the history behind IG Farben’s involvement during WW2.
- uni-frankfurt.de 68266113/The_IG_Farben_Building…Bu sayfanın açıklaması webmaster tarafindan gizlenmiştir.
- frankfurt.de english/discover-and-experience/…The building came into existence in 1931 as the head office of IG Farben. With nine floors and six wings, it was one of the largest and most modern buildings in...
- timeout.com frankfurt/attractions/ig-farben-…IG Farben Building. Photograph: Wikimedia Commons / Sith Cookie. Attractions | Historic buildings and sites. IG Farben Building.
- allreligionsareone.org IG Farben.htmlFrom 1927 its headquarter was the modernist IG Farben building in Frankfurt am Main (home of the Frankfurt School), designed by Hans Poelzig.
- being42.org 2019/05/11/the-ig-farben-building/IG Farben building, 10/5/19. At one point during the conference I was attending at the Goethe University in Frankfurt today, there were vague references to ‘our...
- http://wollheim-memorial.de en/das_ig_farbenhaus_in_…Loewy, Hanno / Loewy, Peter: The IG Farben Building. Munich: Kehayoff, 2001. Meißner, Werner / Rebentisch, Dieter / Wang, Wilfried, eds.: Der Poelzig-Bau.
- cityseeker.com frankfurt-am-main/88620-ig-farben-…At the time, it housed the headquarters of the chemical concern IG Farben, who later disgraced themselves working for the Nazis. The 240-meter-long building...
- frankfurthigh.com history/subpages/IGFarben.htmBy the way, there are still 8 of those cyclic elevators in service in the former IG Farben Building (now the Goethe Universität), all made of steel and built in 1930!