Berlin By Hans Poelzig
Explore Art Nouveau in BerlinThe Vandelay collection
Art Nouveau architecture dissolves the boundary between structure and ornament — buildings become organisms where ironwork, ceramics, and carved stone flow in sinuous, plant-derived forms.
3 buildings in this collection · 2 cities · 2 countries
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Berlin By Hans Poelzig
Explore Art Nouveau in Berlin
Paris By Hector Guimard
Explore Art Nouveau in Paris
Paris By Hector Guimard
Explore Art Nouveau in ParisThe wider context
Art Nouveau architecture dissolves the boundary between structure and ornament — buildings become organisms where ironwork, ceramics, and carved stone flow in sinuous, plant-derived forms. The catalogue holds 3 Art Nouveau buildings, with Hector Guimard's Parisian works as the defining examples.
Guimard's Castel Béranger displays the full vocabulary: whiplash ironwork balconies, glazed ceramic panels, carved stone that flows rather than sits. His own residence, the Hôtel Guimard, is a more restrained example. Art Nouveau rejected industrial standardisation in favour of craft, individuality, and the handmade — every window frame, every balcony railing is unique.
Start with the cities with the most documented examples in this collection. Each count refers to buildings tagged Art Nouveau in Vandelay.
France Start with Castel Béranger.
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Germany Start with Babylon Kino.
Explore Art Nouveau in BerlinCounts show their documented Art Nouveau buildings. The links open each architect’s wider collection.
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