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In 1928, philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein designed and built a house in Vienna for his sister. Clear, accurate, and rigorous, the building not only embodies his philosophy, but also serves as a compliment to his work. This book is a collection of the results of 30 years of research by Bernhard Leitner, who has worked to save the Wittgenstein House from being dismantled. The model, the color, the characteristic for the detail, the beautiful photograph that conveys the interior, and the sketch are posted in the original state.
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