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Das Wittgenstein HausDas Wittgenstein Haus in Wien gilt als bedeutsamer Markstein der Baukunst des 20. Jahrhunderts. Paul Engelmann, ein Schler von Adolf Loos, wurde 1925 von Margarethe Stonborough mit der Planung ihres Stadthauses betraut. Der Bruder der Auftraggeberin, der Philosoph Ludwig Wittgenstein, wurde auf eigenen Wunsch wenig spter in die Planungsarbeit einbezogen. Schon die Einreichplne sind ganz von Wittgensteins Bausthetik geprgt. In der Ausfhrung
Das Wittgenstein Haus in Wien gilt als bedeutsamer Markstein der Baukunst des 20. Jahrhunderts. Paul Engelmann, ein Schüler von Adolf Loos, wurde 1925 von Margarethe Stonborough mit der Planung ihres Stadthauses betraut. Der Bruder der Auftraggeberin, der Philosoph Ludwig Wittgenstein, wurde auf eigenen Wunsch wenig später in die Planungsarbeit einbezogen. Schon die Einreichpläne sind ganz von Wittgensteins Bauästhetik geprägt. In der Ausführung manifestiert sich seine eigenwillige und einzigartige Architektursprache: vom Raumbegriff bis zum Detail einer Bodenfuge. Eine Baukunst, die den Eindruck von elementarem Bauen vermittelt, aber gleichzeitig von feinnerviger Künstlichkeit zeugt. Bernhard Leitner, dem es wesentlich zu verdanken ist, dass das Wittgenstein Haus 1971 vor dem Abbruch gerettet wurde, legte 1973 die erste umfassende Dokumentation über die Architektur von Ludwig Wittgenstein vor. (Das zweisprachige Buch »The Architecture of Ludwig Wittgenstein« ist inzwischen vergriffen und nur noch antiquarisch erhältlich). Sachkundig und detailgenau stellt der Autor nun anhand von Skizzen, Zeichnungen, Plänen, Fotografien und Fotoserien neue Forschungsergebnisse vor. Er zeigt eine erweiterte und vertiefte Sicht des Baues: die ebenso reduktive wie verdichtete Kunst-Sprache dieser Architektur als eine Schule des Sehens. Zum Autor: Bernhard Leitner *1938, Architekturdiplom 1963. 1969-1971 Urban Designer im Stadtplanungsamt von New York City. 1972-1981 Associate Professor, New York University. Seit 1987 Professor an der Universität für angewandte Kunst in Wien, Leiter der Meisterklasse für Gestaltungslehre. Ton-Raum-Künstler; Ausstellungen u.a.: P.S.1 (1979), documenta 7, Biennale Venedig (1986), Donaueschinger Musiktage (1997), Nationalgalerie im Hamburger Bahnhof, Berlin (1999). Zahlreiche permanente Ton-Raum- Installationen. 1999 Preis der Stadt Wien für Skulptur.Shipping Notes
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★★★★★ 3
There are better floating shelves
Color: Rustic Brwon, Size: 16in
Doesn’t feel very sturdy like other floating shelves I’ve bought, and they slant a little. The anchors and screws that it came with all broke so we had to get our own for it to feel more secure on the wall, but still feels wobbly. Overall, it looks good on the wall after the fact, but won’t be adding too much weight on it.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Sturdy, Easy to Set Up, and Looks Great
Color: Grey, Size: 34" - 3 Panel
I’m really happy with this RANTILA 3-panel room divider. It was simple to set up, stands securely on its own, and gives plenty of privacy. The height is perfect, and the panels look clean and modern in my space. It’s lightweight enough to move around but still feels sturdy. Overall, a great divider that works exactly as I needed.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Not 6 ft
Color: Grey, Size: 34" - 3 Panel
I bought this for filming my auditions. I am 5’4” .The height lists is 6 ft but the fabric only reaches 5’9 1/2 “!
when I must film myself head to toe, the top bars are showing. It’s easy to set up. But when I film I must tilt my camera to keep the top bars out of frame which is not acceptable.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Perfect for what I needed - getting a 2nd one.
Color: Black, Size: 22" - 4 Panel
Putting it together was a BEE-OTCH!! Yes, one of the tubes had the top cap installed at the wrong end (& getting it off required tools), and yes, stretching the fabric to get the screws in was incredibly hard...but am I buying another one? YES! After all is said and done, this is a great room divider. I opted out of installing the paddle feet & it still works perfect. It won't filter light all that great and even though it stands on its own, it can be blown over easily - but for the price? Excellent. If I wanted a heavy duty, thicker, more expensive one, I would've bought one.
The 2nd one is on the way.
Perfect height, no weird smell, nice and light and easy to move around.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2025
★★★★★ 5
WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN 😊
Color: Grey, Size: 34" - 3 Panel
I purchased RANTILA 3 Panel Room Divider, 6 Ft Tall Folding Privacy Screen Freestanding Room Partition Wall Dividers, 102''W x 20''D x 71''H, Grey. For outdoor use on my patio is perfect . PRIVACY!!! YAY!
It was packaged very carefully. There were no missing parts. Instructions were there but I still had to use the video visually. A few screws would not screw in. So I used a hammer with a few good taps that helped using the screw driver. 😊 It was easy putting it together following the directions. Everything is well made. Love the height, functionality and it’s definitely light it works.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2025