The Hellerau Festival Theatre was built in 1911 in the style of reform architecture in the garden city of Hellerau, which is now part of Dresden. The architect was Heinrich Tessenow. It is considered a major work of 20th century architecture. It is now home to the European Centre for the Arts
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The Hellerau Festival Theatre was built in 1911 in the style of reform architecture in the garden city of Hellerau, which is now part of Dresden. The architect was Heinrich Tessenow. It is considered a major work of 20th century architecture. It is now home to the European Centre for the Arts

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