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Raimund Johann Abraham


(1933– )

Austrian-born American architect. Prompted by the idea of ‘collision’ in architecture, much of his work was theoretical and utopian, although he built several houses (e.g. Pless House, Vienna (1960–4), Dellacher House, Oberwarth (1963–7), and Prefabricated Houses, RI, USA (1968–70)). He designed a residential and office building, Friedrichstrasse, Berlin (1986–7), apartments, Traviatagasse, Vienna (1987–92), and a residential and commercial complex, Graz, Austria (1992).

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Raimund Abraham is a contemporary Austrian architect of architectural utopias. He is the architect of the Austrian Cultural Forum in New York City, the city which has been his home for more than thirty years. He has also been a teacher throughout his years in America, most notably at The Cooper Union, in New York City.

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