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68 GARTENHAUS ALICE MOLLER BY ATELIER SINGER DICKER Year 1931 Status Demolished Material Foamboard Cardboard Paper Wire Scale 1:50 Model maker Barbara Gruber In 1931, the Atelier Singer Dicker was commissioned to design a garden pavilion for Alice Moller right next to the Haus Moller by Adolf Loos. The building site was located at Starkfriedgasse, in the 19th district of Vienna. The walls of the pavilion were made of wood, and were placed on top of a concrete foundation slab. White, fully glazed sliding doors were placed in the front of the pavilion and opened out to the garden that had also been planned by Atelier Singer Dicker. The interior was made of spruce and larch and was completed with chrome-plated, tubular furniture. A roof terrace, which could be reached by an outside staircase from the back of the building, was initially a part of the project but was never built.1 1 Hochschule für Angewandte Kunst in Wien (Ed.) (1988): Franz Singer, Friedl Dicker: 2x Bauhaus in Wien. Wien: Hochschule für Angewandte Kunst in Wien. 80.