Alfred Neumann’s Design for a Chair in the Villa of Dr. Slezák in Brno: Evidence of the Origins of His Structural Thinking

This article explores the lesser-known furniture designs of Alfred Neumann, a visionary modernist architect whose innovative thinking shaped postwar architecture in Israel and beyond. Focusing on a modular chair designed by Neumann for the Slezák villa in Brno in the 1930s, the study investigates its structural and proportional relationship to his later architectural works. Through […]