- Otto
Rudolf Salvisberg (19
October 1882, Köniz – 23
December 1940, Arosa) was a
Swiss architect.
Between 1905 and 1930
Salvisberg worked in Germany. He...
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Andrea Nicolas Salvisberg (born 1
February 1989 in Rüegsauschachen, Rüegsau) is a
professional Swiss triathlete and a
member of the
National Team (Team...
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bricks in 2015.
Fragments of History, from 2012, is a work by
Manuel Salvisberg that
imitates or
parodies Dropping a Han
Dynasty Urn.
Three black-and-white...
- 13.35083 (Weiße Stadt) 1929–1931 Otto
Rudolf Salvisberg Martin Wagner (direction) Otto
Rudolf Salvisberg Bruno Ahrends Wilhelm Büning Großsiedlung Siemensstadt...
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fifth lap to form a lead
group of 37 triathletes. On the last lap,
Andrea Salvisberg broke away solo to lead by 16
seconds heading into the
second transition...
- Hollywood, CA: Paul de St
Columbe Center Bangerter A, König CJ,
Blatti S,
Salvisberg A (2009). "How
Widespread is
Graphology in
Personnel Selection Practice...
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output measured thereby.
Modern roller-type ch****is dyno
systems use the "
Salvisberg roller",
which improves traction and repeatability, as
compared to the...
- experiment,
interpret and
search for
modernism from his
teacher Otto R.
Salvisberg, a well-known,
experienced practicing architect.
Despite getting under...
- in Switzerland.
Giacometti was born in Stampa.
After studies with Otto
Salvisberg and Karl
Moser at the ETH Zurich, he
worked as an
architect in Zurich...
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following year
commissioned its
remodelling by
Swiss architect Rudolf Otto
Salvisberg (1882–1940), and then
erected two
transmitting antennae.
Despite several...
