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    Article published on the Culberb Project: Baetsch.

    Woodruffe, Paul; Klasz, Walter; Kotradyova, Veronika

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    2013-03
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    Woodruffe, P., Klasz, W., and Kotradyova, V. (2013). Article published on the Culberb Project; Baetsch. Sculpture Magazine. 32(2)
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    https://hdl.handle.net/10652/2598
    Abstract
    Another of CULBURB's projects, this one in the Viennese suburb of Ottakring, involved building a small hut and commu­nity space from locally collected materials. Led by New Zealand artist Paul Woodruffe, Austrian architect Walter Klasz, and Slovak designer Veronika Kotradyova, Baetsch in tbe City brought the New Zealand tradition of the bach to Austria. Short for "bachelor," the bach is a small holiday or beach house made from repurposed materials. Accord­ing lo Woodruffe, the bach is "defined by what it is not; it is not the everyday, but a sanctuary from the everyday." In Austria, the artists installed their bach-become­ Baetsch in a neighborhood park, building and furnishing it with materials con­tributed by local residents.
    Keywords:
    baches, Ottakring (Vienna), Vienna (Austria), repurposing, community centres, Culberb Project (Austria)
    ANZSRC Field of Research:
    120399 Design Practice and Management not elsewhere classified
    Copyright Holder:
    International Sculpture Center

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