Düsseldorf - Rhine metropole
Neuer Stahlhof, Paul Bonatz, 1928 / 2023
Drahthaus, Helmut Hentrich-Hans Heuser, 1952 / 2023
Drahthaus, Helmut Hentrich-Hans Heuser, 1952 /2023
Drahthaus, Helmut Hentrich-Hans Heuser, 1952 / 2023
Aluminiumhaus, Helmut Heuer, 1952 / 2023
Düsseldorfer Schauspielhaus, Bernhard Pfau, 1969 / 2023
St. Pius X, Joachim & Margot Schürmann, 1972 / 2023
St. Rochuskirche, Paul Schneider-Esleben, 1955 / 2023
St. Paulus Weckhoven, Christian & Fritz Schaller, 1965 / 2023
Tonnhalle, Wilhelm Kreiss, 1926 / 2023
'Zimmerplus'. Rheinterrasse, Wilhelm Kreiss, 1926 / 2023
Haus Lange - Haus Esters, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, 1930 / 2023
Covered finesse / 2023
Willem Marx Haus, Wilhelm Kreiss, 1924 / 2023
Hentrichhaus, Hans Heuser-Helmut Hentrich, 1954 / 2023
Ateliers Kunstacademie, Rudolf Schwarz, 1958 / 2023
Villa Herberts & Skulpturenpark Waldfrieden, Tony Cragg-Franz Krause, 1950 / 2023
Schmale Galerie, Aldo van Eyck, 1971 / 2023
Industrial Grandeur.
Located south to the important Ruhr Region, Düsseldorf is a major city in Western Germany. Seated on the Rhine riverbanks it has everything to be a flourishing metropole.
An abundance of natural resources, a central location in Europe and strong connections by land and water ensure home ground for large industrial activity in the city and its harbour. The large cluster of urban agglomerations in the Rhine Region endorse this.
Opposites complement each other here. The city attracts economical instances and art scenes, manufacturing and design hubs. Labourers & posh folks going hand in hand.
Düsseldorf, Germany / 2024
