Goetheanum
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English: The Goetheanum (named after Johann Wolfgang von Goethe) is a building in Dornach, Switzerland, designed by Rudolf Steiner, the founder of Anthroposophy. The building is used for various events including concerts, theatre performances and eurythmy peformances.
Polski: Goetheanum to monumentalna, antropozoficzna budowla w Dornach w okolicy Bazylei w Szwajcarii będąca siedzibą Towarzystwa Antropozoficznego.
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 Rear view |
 Staircase leading to the Great Hall |
 Großer Saal (Great Hall) |
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 The first Goetheanum |
[edit] Nebenbauten
English: Other buildings next to the Goetheanum.
Polski: Inne budynki w pobliżu Goetheanum.
 Glashaus, where the windows were made for the first Goetheanum |
 Glashaus |
 Glashaus (Entrance) |
 Heizhaus with the central heating system for the Goetheanum |
[edit] Organic buildings
English: Other organic buildings.
Polski: Inne budynki w stylu modernizmu organicznego.
 Anthroposophic cultural centre designed by Erik Asmussen |
 Head-office of Gasunie designed by Anton Alberts |
