Henry Kulka
Henry (Jindřich, Heinrich) Kulka (29 March 1900 – 9 May 1971) was a Moravian (Czechoslovak) and New Zealand modern architect who was a key figure in the development of Raumplan architecture in central Europe between 1919 and 1938. Kulka brought this approach to spatial planning and the Loosian traditions of natural material craftsmanship to modern building in New Zealand (1940–1971) where he was a pioneer of modern architecture.
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Henry Kulka
Henry (Jindřich, Heinrich) Kulka (29 March 1900 – 9 May 1971) was a Moravian (Czechoslovak) and New Zealand modern architect who was a key figure in the development of Raumplan architecture in central Europe between 1919 and 1938. Kulka brought this approach to spatial planning and the Loosian traditions of natural material craftsmanship to modern building in New Zealand (1940–1971) where he was a pioneer of modern architecture.
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Henry Kulka won first and second prizes set by Adolf Loos at his building school in 1919
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1900-03-29
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Jindřich Kulka
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Henry Kulka in 1970
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Richard and Elizabeth
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1971-05-09
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Czechoslovakia, New Zealand
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Briess House, Auckland
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Halberstam House, Wellington
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Kulka House, Auckland
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Villa Holzner, Hronov
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Villa Kantor, Jablonec
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Villa Khuner , Kreuzberg
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Villa Semler, Pilsen
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Villa Teichner, Spicak/Zelezna Ruda
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Villa Weismann, Vienna
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Hilda Beran
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