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"The Architect's Eye: Architect Otto Wagner's Modernist Marvels in Vienna\nLee F. Mindel celebrates the modernist spirit of the great architect-designer, who helped reinvent the city at the turn of the 20th century\nThe front fa\u00E7ade of the Austrian Postal Savings Bank (\u00D6sterreichische Postsparkasse).\nVilla Wagner 1 (1886\u201388), Otto Wagner's residence with his first wife.\nThe applied ornaments of Villa Wagner 1, created in the Belle Epoque style.\nThe exterior of neighboring Villa Wagner 2.\nThe entrance to Villa Wagner 2.\nThe signage and fa\u00E7ade of the Austrian Postal Savings Bank, which was built in the years between Villa Wagner 1 and Villa Wagner 2.\nThe square stones applied to the fa\u00E7ade, with bolted connections.\nThe graceful elements of the fa\u00E7ade,\nThe articulated exterior column that holds up the glass canopy.\nA detail of the fa\u00E7ade.\nThe glass ceiling and glass floor.\nA detail of the spaces where the glass ceiling and roof become integrated.\nA detail of the skylight where private offices meet the public spaces of the bank.\nThe articulation of the structural glass floor.\nThe intersection of a column and the floor.\nThe original cashiers area, with original furniture designed by Wagner.\nOne of the private conference rooms, with original furniture designed by Wagner.\nA detail of the lighting, where flattened cornices outline space.\nA staircase, looking up toward the ceiling from the ground floor.\nAt the base of the stairs, where embedded linoleum provides functionalism.\nThe graphic simplification of structural elements allows the staircase to transcend function and become sculpture."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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