Potsdam: palaces as parts of a designed landscape
Parks and buildings along Havel must be viewed together.
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Parks and buildings along Havel must be viewed together.
The building, gardens and square are parts of a common Baroque ensemble.
The visible image combines preserved historical parts with reconstructions from the 19th century.
The building and the statue of Roland form an ensemble in which the civil authority receives a visible image.
The two Baltic cities display a common architectural language in public and residential buildings.
Lakes, canals and underground facilities form a technical landscape created over the centuries.
The old bridge connects the reading of the individual buildings with the movement across the Danube.
Churches, warehouses, gates and dwellings show different sides of the Hanseatic center.
The historic town is famous for its frame houses, but also includes various in nature monuments.
The value of the historic center is in the connected urban environment, not just in a separate landmark.
The beginning in 1248 and the completion in 1880 raise the question of how a great architectural design is to be continued.
The Church of St. Michael" offers a reading of a space with two pronounced ends.