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News • News • 26 May 2023
25 best architecture firms in Germany
The German architectural landscape boasts a captivating history that spans centuries, characterized by architectural masterpieces steeped in history, innovation, and artistry. From awe-inspiring feats of Romanesque-Gothic architecture to transformative influences brought by Bauhaus pioneers, Germany brims with a sheer genius when it comes to experimentation with novel structural terrains. The country embraces an elaborate legacy showcasing diverse architectural bouts such as Renaissance inspiration or Baroque wonders – beautifully etched into the German culture-rich landscape.
The onset of industrialization brought sweeping technological advances opening doors for functionalism while simultaneously assimilating technology through mod... More
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Neuschwanstein Castle
Germany’s fairytale castle – famous around the world: Neuschwanstein Castle in Bavaria is the incomplete architectural masterpiece of King Ludwig II. Originally used as a private retreat by its reclusive inventor and builder, the site is now a magnet for visitors. 1.5 million fascinated visitors per year step into the fairytale realm of the castle – that’s up to 10,000 people a day. Although not originally intended as a show of power, the castle is a breathtaking sight, even from many kilometres away. After dark, cleverly and thoughtfully placed lighting pays homage to this most famous monument in Germany.Germany’s most famous castle and monument fascinates and inspires people around the world. New lighting sol... More
Limestor Rainau-Dalkingen
The Limes Wall marked the boundary of the Roman Empire between the Rhine and the Danube. While the two rivers formed the limits in the west and south-east, a boundary wall was required to the north. Measuring 550 kilometres in length, the Limes Wall is the biggest ground monument in Europe.The Limes Gate in Dalkingen was built as an impressive memorial to Emperor Caracalla, who defended the Roman Empire successfully in a military campaign against the Barbarians. It was at this point that he crossed the Limes to fend off the warlike Teutons.The remains of the wall were uncovered during archaeological excavation work in 1973/74. The Limes Gate was modelled on a Roman triumphal arch and stood around 12 metres tall. On the top was a larger-than... More