European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - January 25, 1953, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Face Gypsum Walls of the Schiller theater smoking t with a Glass Wall 53 feet wide Jure West berlins Senate voted Marks to rebuild the Schiller theater 60 per cent destroyed during raids in world War seating capacity of the theater left is the stucco ceiling is slightly arched and Walls Are covered with Long Maple architects Rolfe Grosse Heinz Voelker designed the new which includes a spacious foyer left with stained Glass Dusseldorf a Koch warehouse below is the biggest textile Center in the Federal re pub the building is of Bronze and modern continued from Page 111 by after but most Young Ger Man architects work for a larger firm fore establishing a of their plans for the modernization of Down town Darmstadt Are nearly Complete and construction is expected to Start in the is the pattern for a new Ger Many of stucco and steel rising from the rubble piles of a dozen cities to match the new Germany which seeks its place in the free in either they Are playing a vital role in rebuilding their War shattered j a few random glances around the country show what is being modern German architecture must blend with centuries old styles there since Darm Stadt was built around the hessian All its old architecture reflects the pal aces ornate new structures should look Well with the old hessian yet fit into modern Grund he is the designer of the proposed City which will be a nine Story shaped building he will express its importance and assume a proper place As cultural and economic Center for the to be built on a site where six streets the building will have three wings Wlinich Center in the main Hall elevators a parking lot and apartments for main Terance employees Are special the words of Frank Lloyd Wright will Combine with the teachings of grand Duke Ernst Ludwig of Hesse to describe the new Grund Wright a theory that in Stone deserts the soul and dignity of Man would is emphasized by the Dukes have respect for the old and courage to risk the the new was risked in berlins Ultra j modern Schiller built in the original Schiller theater was constructed in classic greek style in 1906 and the first performance there was Given new Day it was modernized in 1939 but cent destroyed in world War i modern school architecture is exemplified in b main building houses offices and Assembly Row i the stars and Sti