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Munich kitchen

The Munich kitchen (German: Münchener Küche) is a 1920s kitchen designed by the home economist Erna Meyer and the architects Hanna Löw and Walther Schmidt . It was designed for the municipal dwellings of the Bavarian Post Office and first presented at the Heim und Technik exhibition in Munich in 1928.

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the Frankfurtinstance ofIt was designed for the municipal dwellings of the Bavarian Post Office and first presented at the Heim und Technik exhibition in Munich in 1928.The Munich Kitchen was developed…0.80text
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which did not allow for children to be minded while cookinginstance ofIt was designed for the municipal dwellings of the Bavarian Post Office and first presented at the Heim und Technik exhibition in Munich in 1928.The Munich Kitchen was developed…0.80text

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