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List of Illustrations

Acknowledgments

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Introduction

1. Forming an Avant-Garde: Berlin and Stuttgart

2. Housing and Politics in Stuttgart, 1919-1926

3. Backroom Negotiations, 1925

4. The Political Reception of Mies's Projects, 1925-1926

5. From Mathildenhohe to Weissenhof

6. Choosing the Architects

7. Building the Siedlung, April 1926-October 1927

8. "Rationalization" and "Standardization"

9. The Architecture of the Siedlung

10. The Single-Family Houses

11. The Apartment Buildings by Mies and Behrens

12. The Row Houses by Oud and Stam

13. Furniture and Interiors

14. Proclaiming Weissenhof: Werkbund Management of the Press

15. The Aftermath in Stuttgart and Germany

16. Weissenhof and the Politics of the International Style

Appendix A. Chronology of the Projects

Appendix B. Lists of Architects

Appendix C. The Costs of the Weissenhofsiedlung

Notes

Bibliography

Index

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