Au-Haidhausen
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Extension of the Maximilianeum
V. Staab, J. Pleuser
1992-94
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Mehrfamilienwohnhaus
S. Braunfels
1989-92
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Mehrfamilienwohnhaus
S. Braunfels
1989-92
- Post Office
R. Vorhoelzer, W. Schmidt
1928-29
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Müllersches Volksbad
K. Hocheder
1896-1901
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Maximilianeum
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St.Wolfgang parish church
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- news archive about «Munich-Au-Haidhausen»
October 20, 2008
- Foster + Partners exhibition at Lenbachhaus Museum, MunichDetail Online – news
In connection with Foster + Partners’ project to remodel and extend the »Städtische Galerie im Lenbachhaus«, the Lenbachhaus Museum in Munich is hosting the exhibition »Foster + Partners: Working with history« 21. October 2008 - 22. February 2009. In…
July 2, 2008
- RIBA Awards Presented and Shortlist AnouncedDetail Online – news
The RIBA National and International Awards were announced on June 27th. The final shortlist for the £20,000 Stirling Prize which includes the RIBA National Awardees will be announced on July 17th, and the winner on October 11, 2008. East Beach Cafe (…
June 27, 2008
- New Plans for a Waterfront StadiumDetail Online – news
A second design for the new 36,000-seat waterfront stadium for Portsmouth Football Club designed by Swiss Architects Herzog …
March 19, 2008
- Birds Nest one of Brit Insurance Design Award's winnersDetail Online – news
Herzog …
April 2, 2004
- Elusive Identity
The exhibition YIBANEH! Jewish Identity in Contemporary Architecture opened in Amsterdam a fortnight ago. The title (Hebrew for ‘it will be built’) refers to the numerous Jewish institutions built in recent years, from the late twentieth century till the present day. The subtitle refers to identity, a concept whose meaning is not easy to pinpoint.ArchiNed.nl – news
The first architect mentioned by name in the history books - as we learn in architecture classes - is Daedalus. He it was who designed the labyrinth for King Minos in Crete (1700-1400 BC). Yet there is another candidate: Bezalel Ben Uri. He designed …
December 6, 2000
- Mark, man of the world
Yet another new architecture magazine? Yes, and what a magazine! It's called Mark, weighs 1.6 kilos, is 32 centimetres long, 240 pages thick - a real glossy.ArchiNed.nl – news
Riding the waves of success in Dutch Design, various Dutch publishers have launched new architecture magazines primarily aimed at international readers over the past year. The latest to join A10 and Volume in the bookstores is the English-language ma…
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