buildings, interiors and furnishings designed as cohesive wholes
Germany
Austria
inluences in Belgium & Netherlands
Common Building Types
Landmark buildings
Historic Accommodation Types
Accommodation Examples
Houses
museums
exhibition halls
theatres
shops
offices
Secession Building Vienna
Palace of Art, Kraków
Society of Friends of Fine Arts, Krakow Old Town
Majolikahaus Vienna
Vienna U-Bahn Stations
Palais Stoclet Brussels
“Ernst-Ludwig-House” at “Mathildenhoehe” in Darmstadt, Hesse, Germany
Mathildenhöhe Glückert House; Behrens’ house
Exhibition Building
Wedding Tower
Music room of Behrens’ house in Darmstadt
AEG turbine factory in Berlin
Buntes Theater, Berlin
Jugendstilsenteret Norway
Darmstadt Artists’ Colony
Wilhelm Deiters’ House
The large Glückert House
The small Glückert House;
Grand Urban Hotels
Railway Hotels
Spa Hotels & Kurhäuser (Health Resorts)
Seaside & Mountain Resort Hotels
Boarding Houses & Pensionen
Adaptive Reuse: Apartment Hotels & Lodging Houses
Boutique hotels
Inns
Guesthouses
Hotel Metropole Vienna
Hotel Continental (Grand Hôtel Continental) – Paris, France
Hotel Central – Vienna, Austria
Hotel Atlantic [RailwayHotel] – Hamburg, Germany
Hotel Terminus (Railway Hotels in various cities, Central Europe – Munich, Vienna, Prague)
Grand Hotel Pupp [Spa Hotel] – Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic
Kurhaus Wiesbaden [Spa Hotel] – Germany
Kurhaus Bad Nauheim [Spa Resort] – Germany – with Integrated lodging, baths, dining, and music halls
Hotel Esplanade [Baltic seaside resort]– Binz, Rügen, Germany
Grand Hotel Heiligendamm – Germany
Hotel Continental – San Sebastián, Spain
Jugendstil Pension Houses – Vienna, Austria
Adaptive Reuse
Art Nouveau Boarding Houses – Riga, Latvia – apartment buildings historically used as pensions, lodging houses or small hotels, Often converted today into boutique hotels
Jugendstil Apartment Buildings Used as Hotels – Prague & Budapest