Munich adorns itself with magnificent façades from the 19th century. But today, the Bavarian metropolis is home to both: tradition and modernity. His first destination is the famous Kunstareal, with its extension of the Lenbachhaus and the State Museum of Egyptian Art by Peter Böhm. On the outskirts of the city, Dunkl discovers an unusual parish centre and an impressive villa. And finally, he explores a milestone in architectural history: the 1972 Olympic site.
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Luxembourg
Luxembourg's development is rapid. In architectural terms, too, the country has ventured from tradition to modernity: Dunkl's first stop is the European Court of Justice, where the architect Dominique Perrault explains to him how, despite a long construction period, a great love story has been cr...
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Cologne
Old and new often enter into a fascinating symbiosis in Cologne. Dunkl starts his tour at Cologne Cathedral, of course, and is taken to lofty heights by the cathedral's master builder. In The Kolumba by Peter Zumthor, he experiences the extraordinary atmosphere of an art museum. Cologne's largest...
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Bordeaux
Bordeaux is changing its beautiful old face. Here Dunkl discovers the spectacular extension of Richard Rogers' Palace of Justice and a ramshackle settlement by architectural legend Le Corbusier. He explores gigantic development sites and visits a modern cathedral of wine built by star architect C...
