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• She was the third wife of early modernist Czechoslovak-Austrian architect Adolf Loos.
• The Viennese architect Adolf Loos also began removing any ornament from his buildings.
• Adolf Loos designed some of the most well known structures of the period.
• Detractors criticized it as having committed Adolf Loos's " crime of ornamentation ".
• Adolf Loos received the assignment in 1909, and the building was finished in 1910.
• Upstairs, the cabinlike rooms are fitted out in the Stoic esthetic of Adolf Loos.
• In 1921, fellow Austrian Adolf Loos designed a mausoleum for DvoY
  醟 that has remained unbuilt.
• Architects like Le Corbusier and Adolf Loos have also had their architecture reexamined through feminist theory.
• The pictures are complemented by sleek furniture, ingenious clocks and decorative jewelry by designers like Adolf Loos.
• Engelmann was born at Olm黷z in 1891, and studied with the modernist architect Adolf Loos in Vienna.
• In 1926 he spent time in Paris, where he became friends with Piet Mondrian and Adolf Loos.
• During the war, Baumeister met the painter Oskar Kokoschka and the architect Adolf Loos in Vienna in 1915.
• The cafe was again remodeled in 2003 and no longer retains the interior as designed by Adolf Loos.
• But the villa, designed as an elegant private residence by the Viennese architect Adolf Loos, has emerged unscathed.
• Together with architects Arnoa
  t Wiesner, Otto Eisler and Sikmund Kerekes he was influenced by works of Adolf Loos.
• Vienna issued its version with the rational city plans of Otto Wagner, the dressed-down buildings of Adolf Loos.
• The essay " Ornament and Crime " by Adolf Loos from 1908 is one of the early'principles'design-theoretical texts.
• Architect Adolf Loos despised ornamentation for its own sake, which put him greatly at odds with conservative Viennese society.
• While researching his dissertation on Adolf Loos he lived for a year as a Fulbright scholar in Vienna, Austria.
• After graduating, she, among other projects, collaborated with Adolf Loos, planning settlements for World War I invalids and veterans.