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Christi Auferstehung is a Catholic church in the district of Lindenthal in Cologne. It was built between 1968-1970 by architect Gottfried Böhm and later consecrated in 1971. It is regarded as a typical example of sculptural buildings by the architect and there are similarities in the design with

Monte Amiata Housing is a residential complex in the Gallaratese district of Milan, Italy, designed by architects Carlo Aymonino and Aldo Rossi in the late 1960s. It is referred to as the "Red Dinosaur" in reference both to the reddish color of the buildings and the oddity of their design. The..

Through this art work Burri expressed its interest in the theater, widening the notion of scene to urban space and adhering to the demand for socializing and sharing. A 17x10m concrete basement with six steel wings will compose a “free” scenography in an open-air theater. It has been built for..

Parco Centrale has been part of the third edition (1979) of Estate Romana.

The architects Franco Purini and Laura Thermes were invited to transform the constellation of single initiatives into a coordinated project on an urban scale, the Parco Centrale, in order to extend the focus of Rome’s..

It has been a public event organized by Renato Nicolini that for a decade has been the point of reference for the cultural development of the Italian capital. Organized each summer from the 77' has been a moment of strong experimentation of the use of public space with the use of the Ephemeral. Add to a collection

The parking is in the city center of Rome and has been built at the end of the 60' in order to solve the problem of the increasing number of cars in the touristic points of the Italian capital. The parking is completely underground and hasn't changed the original topography. The 13.5m square..

In 1948, Berlin was a divided city – the political split after the Second World War was finalised with currency reform and the blockade. The eastern and western sectors also chose different approaches when it came to urban development. Stalinallee in East Berlin and the West Berlin Building..

The Siemensstadt residential estate was launched by the Berlin Senate in 1928. it was designed by a group of architects, namely Hans Scharoun, Walter Gropius, Otto Bartning and Hugo Häring. Collectively they called themselves 'The Ring' (der Ring in German). Two further architects, Fred Forbat..