Franz Heinrich Sobotka (1907–1989) was a German architect who, together with Gustav Müller, contributed to the rebuilding of post-war Berlin. The catalogue holds 1 of his works: the Henry Ford Building at the Free University of Berlin, a Modernist auditorium and lecture hall complex funded by the Ford Foundation and completed in 1954 as a symbol of American support for West Berlin's academic life.
Franz-Heinrich Sobotka
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Henry Ford Building
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