✕
A monthly competition from the editors of RECORD Ask her to guess the architect of historical importance.
A notice: This shimmering red-blue tower proudly increases over a picturesque south of Europe. It owes its distinctive appearance of a unique, multi -layered facade: a structural concrete shell with thousands of operational windows is beaten in an upscale glass shield system. Thanks to its high thermal mass, the building works completely without air conditioning.
When you enter, you have the option of winning a Visa gift card of 500 US dollars. The deadline for admission is the last day of each month at 5:00 p.m. EST.
Sponsored by
Answer from the last month: The Frankfurt kitchen was designed by the Austrian architect Margarete Schütte-Lihotzky. In the 1920s as part of the plan of Ernst May, modern, affordable public apartments in the city of Frankfurt, Schütte-Lihotzky's design was built into around 10,000 residential units-and in the following decades a model for new kitchens around the world.
Photo with the kind permission of Wikimedia Commons