Deilmann, Harald
Deilmann, Harald (1920– ). German architect. He did much to re-establish Modernism in Germany after the 1939–45 war, and strove for informality, notably with his Municipal Theatre, Münster (1952–6). His subsequent work included hospitals, cultural buildings, and many office-blocks. His Spielbank Building, Dortmund-Hohensyburg (1981), is a good example of his crisp, hard style.
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