# Haus Zindler

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Haus Zindler stands in Düsseldorf on a plot beside the Rhine, presenting a sculptural residential complex in exposed concrete. Its unplastered concrete ceilings remain visible from the outside. A tall concrete tower rises above the connected forms, recalling a ship’s chimney against the riverside setting. Overlapping circles shape the plan and connect curved components across the structure.

Paul Schneider-Esleben designed Haus Zindler for Martin Zindler, and construction followed in 1967. Brutalism meets organic architecture through concrete and curved geometry. Different building widths follow the golden ratio, while circles and segments intersect with varied diameters. Frank Lloyd Wright likely influenced Schneider-Esleben’s approach to organic form. The arrangement reflects the bold architectural experiments associated with the 1960s, combining precise geometry with raw structural surfaces.

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## Photos

- ![](https://mytuur-bucket.s3.amazonaws.com/image_HausZindler_678a5f85ebe7a333a72d62f7_0.jpg) — [Image: wikimedia](https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Datei:Haus_Zindler,_Himmelgeister_Landstraße_171-173,_Düsseldorf,_2021-1220990.jpg)
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