Schindler in Stereo
Schindler in Stereo
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Schindler House
Schindler House
Schindler House Garden in Stereo
Schindler House Garden
Schindler House Garden
Schindler House Garden
Schindler’s Studio in Stereo
Rudolf Schindler’s Studio
Schindler House in Stereo
Clyde Chase Studio, Schindler House
A stereo view of Clyde Chase’s studio in the Schindler House. The tilt slab wall sections can be seen through the open canvas screens in the middle.
To view the stereo images, go cross-eyed until one image registers perfectly over the other. You will see three images- concentrate on the middle one. Focus and relax until the three dimensional image appears. If you are having difficulty make the images smaller.
Tilt Slab Castings at the Schindler House
When building his own house in Kings Road, Hollywood (see here and here), Schindler used Irving Gill’s tilt slab method of casting his walls on the floor slab they had already cast. They started casting in Clyde Chase’s studio, where you can see evidence of the burlap separating layer in the castings. Schindler’s studio was the last on the list, by which time they had worked out the process. In Marion Chase and Pauline Schindler’s studios you can see how they got there. Here are samples from Clyde Chase and Rudolph Schindler’s studios.
Clyde Chase Studio
Clyde Chase Studio
Clyde Chase Studio
Clyde Chase Studio
Clyde Chase Studio
Rudolph Schindler’s Studio
Rudolph Schindler’s Studio
Rudolph Schindler’s Studio
Some more Schindler House
Schindler House, Chase Garden
Some more stereo images of the Schindler House, this time of the external spaces.
Schindler House, Chase Garden
Schindler House, Chase Garden
Fireplace Inside Chase Apartment
Schindler House, Chase Garden
Schindler House, Schindler Garden
Schindler House, Schindler Garden
Schindler House, Schindler Garden
Bathroom
Schindler House
Schindler House
A few stereo images of the Schindler House on Kings Road, Hollywood, taken from various trips to see the place. The variations in the relationship between the 6′ 2″ and the 8’8″ ceiling heights are played out differently at each threshold, sometimes prolonging an association with the previous space and sometimes introducing the next in advance of entering.
Schindler House
Schindler House
Schindler House
Chase Garden, Schindler House
Schindler garden, Schindler House
Nat Chard 