Statement On Reliance Control- Jenna

Completed in 1967, ‘Reliance Controls’ was designed by architects Richard Rogers and Norman Foster at Team 4. It was the first building to combine high-tech and industrial planning, which was considered highly flexible utilising moveable internal partitions. The space operated as an office building, factory and research centre. It became a key precedent for both

Research On Reliance Controls

https://www.fosterandpartners.com/projects/reliance-controls/

Architect Norman Foster- Reliance Control

Group 4- Reliance Controls

Research Images of Precedent Structure- Cross Bracing

Steinberg, Herrmann & Co. Hat Factory

https://www.grandtourofmodernism.com/sites/details/84/ “In the mid-1930s, the National Socialists appropriated the buildings to produce ammunition here. To avoid becoming the target of air raids, the eye-catching hat of the dyeworks was demolished. After the war, the former hat factory first served as a repair hall, then as a factory for rolling bearings. After the demise of the

Luckenwalde, Germany by Erich Mendelsohn

http://architectuul.com/architecture/hat-factory

Former Renaissance hospital, now Milan's university building

https://www.seemilan.com/sights/houses/ca-granda

Images Of Hospital Ca Granda

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