Sunday 12 March 2017

Looking Up
Windows in the City of Freud


Haas Haus
1990 by Architect Hans Hollein
Next to St. Stephen's Cathedral
Stephansplatz


Lobmeyr Glassworks, 1906 Facade
Kärntner Straße 26


Aphrodite Hotel
Praterstraße
Somehow I can't find any information of this hotel,
it was next to Müller Moden, seems gone now
Leopoldstadt (2nd District)

Images and Text © by Merisi

19 comments:

  1. Quite a curious mix of architecture- I love the idea of naming a hotel after Aphrodite!

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    1. In Vienna, old and new quite often enjoy each other's company. Aphrodite truly is an interesting hotel name. ;-)

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  2. Wow, your city is so elegant!

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    1. Yes, one of the many faces of Vienna! :-)

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  3. Hans Hollein was a very famous architect indeed and a very welcome bit of change in the viennese architecture with it Habsburger classics. I wonder if ever an sunshade flown away by wind on that heigh.

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    1. Truly a great architect! I have never heard of any flying objects up there. ;-)

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  4. Beautiful architecture and blue skies!
    Happy weekend!

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    1. Thank you, a wonderful weekend to you too! :-)

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  5. Wow so gorgeous!

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  6. It's a beautiful building!

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  7. I love the contrast between the architecture in the first and second photos.

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    1. One of the aspects of Vienna that I love! :-)

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  8. Wow, your photos are amazing, such architecture, and reflections, and light.

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  9. Your photo of Lobmeyr is terrific. The contrast of designs and color is most
    special. Happy Sunday to you!

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  10. Yes a wide range of buildings. All I can find for the Aphrodite building are dates 1781-1848 but no named architect. Never had enjoyed coffee on to of the Haas Haus; still a target for a Wien summer trip.
    As ever, sharp & interesting images.

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  11. Vienna, truly an architectural feast for the eye, so loved strolling along the many corridors of Vienna, amazing.

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  12. You have (as always) capture beautiful details everywhere. And I have to say, those rooftop umbrellas must really be weighted down to keep them from blowing away up high like that, or else there is not much wind in Vienna....

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