1. Pictures Of Germany At Picturesofplaces.com - Germany Pictures Photos Travel Ima links to pictures of germany including buildings, architecture, street scenes Rothenburg,Tuebingen, Weilburg, Linderhof, and Neuschwanstein castle. http://www.picturesofplaces.com/Europe/germany.html

Travel the world in our directory! Pick a place you'd like to see, click on a link - and start touring! Selected World Attractions: Kilimanjaro Machu Picchu Niagara Falls Galapagos ... Grand Canyon Popular Destinations: England California Italy Mexico ... India Go to our main page ! Many more great places! Germany travel pictures and photos Pictures of Germany Bavaria Pictures Page links to Bavaria pictures including Munich, Salzburg, Neuschwanstein Castle, the Alps, and more. General Germany Germany links to pictures of Germany including buildings, architecture, street scenes, Frankfurt, Dresden, Heidelberg, Weimar, Aschaffenburg, Rothenburg, Tuebingen, Weilburg, Linderhof, and Neuschwanstein Castle. Germany links to photos of Germany (Deutschland) including scenery, buildings, cityscapes, Marienplatz, Frauenkirche, Glockenspiel and Neu Rathaus in Munich, Dom St. Maria and St. Ulrich's Church in Augsburg, Ulmer Munster (Cathedral of Ulm), and Castle Lichtenstein. Germany links to pictures of Germany including scenery, architecture, buildings, castles, Dresden, Rothenburg, Nordhausen, Wernigerode, Rhein, Fortress Marienburg at Wurzburg, Cathedral Dom at Cologne, Black Gate at Trier, and Wilhelmshohe at Kassel. Germany travel photos and links to photos of Germany including Frauenkirche, National Theater and Theatinerkirche in Munich, Potsdamer Platz and Gendarmenmarkt in Berlin, Bavarian Alps scenery, and more.

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Search NetSERF NetSERF Features Medieval Glossary PDA Version Advanced Search ... Suggest a Site Top Medieval Sites ORB Internet Medieval Sourcebook Labyrinth Click here to find great medieval books for sale. Home Architecture : Castles Individual Castles Welsh Castles Revised Date Popularity NetSERF Select Alphabetical Top to Bottom Bottom to Top >> These topics are cross-referenced. Belgian Castles Beersel, near Brussels, 14th c.; Vorselaer, near Antwerp; Veves, near Dinant, 15th-16th centuries. URL: http://www.bc.edu/bc_org/avp/cas/fnart/arch/castles_bel.html Revised: 21 June 2000 Total Clicks: Last Click: 07 June 2004 Notify us if link is broken Caledonian Castles Dozens of castles from throughout Scotland, listed alpabetically or by region. Terrific images with a brief description for each castle, fortified house or tower house. URL: http://www.callycastles.plus.com/ Revised: 29 October 2001 Total Clicks: Last Click: 07 June 2004 Notify us if link is broken Casteland : le site des chateaux médiévaux francais "A site of all the French medieval castles of 10th to 16th centuries. Find the complete descriptions of the castles, with photographs, video sequences as well as texts relating to the lords and builders of these monuments." English / French / German / Italian / URL: http://www.casteland.com

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AllRefer Channels :: Health Yellow Pages Reference Weather SEARCH : in Reference June 07, 2004 You are here : AllRefer.com Reference Encyclopedia Architecture ... castle By Alphabet : Encyclopedia A-Z C castle, Architecture Related Category: Architecture castle, type of fortified dwelling characteristic of the Middle Ages. Fortification of towns had been in practice since antiquity, but in the 9th cent. feudal lords began to develop the private fortress-residence known as the castle. It served the twofold function of residence and fortress because of the conditions of medieval life, in which war was endemic. The site of the castle was preferably on a defensible height. England and France, in general, did not afford such inaccessible locations as did the Rhine valley in Germany. Sections in this article: Introduction The Early Castle The Fully Developed Castle Bibliography Topics that might be of interest to you: artillery chAteau fortification portcullis ... com Check out around 175,000 brief encyclopedia articles on almost all topics. Related Categories: Literature and the Arts Art and Architecture More articles from AllRefer Reference on castle Encyclopedia U com Check out around 175,000 brief encyclopedia articles on almost all topics.

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Architecture and design in Nazi Germany The Nazi revolution in Germany needed architecture to bequeath a new image to history, and to offer contemporary society a strong rallying point. The Classical, monumental style replaced the modern style. In the 1930s, nationalism for the first time took solid form as nationalist art. When Nazi had their social consolidation completed, they used architecture to celebrate their image. Nazi architecture consisted of two phases between 1936 and 1940, firstly, the great set pieces of party edifies and secondly, the plans for Berlin, Nuremberg and Munich, the key cities of the Third Reich. Nazism architecture existed largely within the minds of two central personalities, Hitler and Albert Speer. In the beginning there was an overlap of the old and the new. Until 1930 the Party did not openly criticize the industrial and social building programs of architects like Walter Gropius or Mies van der Rohe. The National Socialist's united view on architecture was the rejection of a modern style. The Quaint vernacular style for housing and a monumental style for public buildings became the order of the day. But The National Socialists did not wholly rejected modern technology. They often used the most advanced building techniques hidden behind neoclassical facades. Along with the rejection of modern architecture came a rejection of the corresponding furniture. Modern Movement suffered instant eclipse after the National Socialist seizure of power in January 1933. The modernist tendency to reduce all form to abstraction made it an unsatisfactory manner in which to represent the power and ideology of the state. The need to treat the problems posed by representation or lack of it has increased rather than diminished over the years. In general sense, New Tradition may be taken as evidence of the failure of abstract form to communicate.

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Duncan/Etzkorn-Bruce Goff Castle Dwelling Bed and Breakfast Consider a bed and breakfast venture at a premiere architectural delight atop a forested bluff in the area of the Shawnee National Forest of Southern Illinois (off of Highway 51 - south of Carbondale approximately 15 miles and about half that distance from Interstate 57). Retreat from the outer world to a 25 acre kingdom, an American castle built by Hugh Duncan, a professor of sociology whose hallmark was analysis of architecture, in particular American Architecture; a notable event often accounted to the emergence of works by the great Louis Sullivan. Sullivan's famed apprentice FLW had passed away in 1959, so Duncan's choice of a master architect who took, - what was called the Chicago School of Architecture, latter called the Prairie School of Architecture, or even later called Organic School of architecture -> , to even newer heights of an actual form of American architecture, led him to honor none other than Bruce Goff. Event Annoucements Prof Emigholz's 110 min Award Winning flick, "Bruce in the Dessert", first shown at the Berlin Film Festival

7. Neuschwanstein Now, I would love to return to germany and revisit this castle. I can now appreciatethe majesty of this piece of architecture, seemingly plucked from heaven. http://www.castles.org/castles/Europe/Central_Europe/Germany/germany7.htm

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German Architecture Germany is famous for its many castles, splendid cathedrals and stately city halls . Over the centuries a multitude of regional varieties and styles - gothic, renaissance, baroque and classic - have contributed to Germany's unique appearance. But not only Neuschwanstein castle and Colognes twin-spired cathedral are worth a visit. At its best modern German architecture is spectacular. The 20th century has seen German architecture go around the world. The clear lines of 'Neue Sachlichkeit' and Bauhaus excerted a strong influence on architecture in the States and moulded a new international style. The invention of reinforced concrete offered a world of possibilities to adventurous architects like Ludwig Mies van der Rohe und Walter Gropius Fast Facts Regions Culture Literature ... Living in Germany More information About Austria - Travel Guide About Vienna - Travel Guide Partnerlinks PARTNER-SITES German quotes Ingeborg Bachmann, Mark Twain and others help your

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China India West Asia Greece ... Religion The Web Just H4K H4K Lesson Plans for Teachers Parents' Corner H4K Crafts and Projects Middle Ages: Architecture The first part of the Middle Ages saw very little building of any kind in western Europe, as people struggled to adjust to the fall of Rome . Some small churches were built here and there in the Visigothic Vandal , and Merovingian kingdoms, but not much else. In the eastern Mediterranean, however, the Roman emperors built great churches and palaces, like Hagia Sophia in Constantinople (Istanbul) about 550 AD . In Italy, the Ostrogoths built churches and palaces too. And when the Arabs conquered the southern and eastern Mediterranean in the late 600's AD, they also built great mosques and palaces, like the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem. In 800, they built the great mosque in Kairouan By this time, Western Europe was also doing better.

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Architecture 6. Tinney Family Chapel Originally Belcourt's main entrance into which the horses and carriages rode, the area was a reception room from 1914 to 1975, when, with the addition of the stained glass, it was made into The Tinney Family Chapel. Used for private and public worship services, several weddings, and an ordination the chapel features collections of religious objets d'art and stained glass windows from renaissance Germany.

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Architecture of Koblenz Koblenz Palace Koblenz Palace Koblenz Palace was built by Clemens Wenzeslaus von Sachsen (of Saxony / 1768 - 1801 ) Archbishop and Prince Elector of Trier. He was a son of Prince Elector Friedrich August II von Sachsen of Saxony, at the same time King of Poland, and a grandson of Joseph I, Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire, and King of Germany and Archduke of Austria. One of his sisters was married to the Dauphin (Dolfin / Title of the firstborn royal prince of France) Louis, who died before his father Louis XV. He was an uncle of Louis XVI, executed by Guillotine during the French revolution. From 1792 to 1812 Coblence belonged to France as capital of the department Rhin-et-Moselle. Former French president Giscard D'Estaing was born (1926) in Koblenz during the first occupation of the Rhine province after World War I - see: www.giscarddestaing.com/ Festung Overlook Festung Ehrenbreitstein (Ehrenbreitstein Fortress) Built between 1817 and 1832 it was one of the strongest fortresses established in Europe after 1815. Within the fortress is a museum, the national office for care of archeological monuments, a youth hostel and two restaurants. From the fortress plateau one enjoys a wonderful view over Koblenz and the confluence of Rhine and Mosel. For more info, please look at their

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var c = "c2"; Home Travel Guide Flights Cars ... Adventure Tours USA users click here for the best deals Germany Germany - Neuschwanstien Castle You are here: Germany Sitting across the mountain from his mother’s castle (the grandest granny flat you’ll ever see), is King Ludwig II’s Neuschwanstien Castle, a stunning piece of architecture built by the fairy tale king himself in the Bavarian Alps near New Swan Lake. Unfortunately, the construction of the castle wasn’t finished before he mysteriously died and before his thrown was placed in residence. Now, the immense, almost theatrical looking castle is Bavaria’s biggest money-spinner and a grand posthumous tribute to this famous and eccentric king. Neuschwanstien Castle looks like a Disney creation, it is one of King Ludwig's II most extraordinary and elaborate fantasies and is a real must see for the romantically curious. Global Travel Toolbox Books Currency Converter Finance and Insurance Food and Drink Fun and Trivia Language Converter Look Up / Reference luggage Maps Miscellaneous Outdoor Travelling Gear Telecoms and Communications Tickets for Events Travel Magazines Travel Tips Weather Global Travel Toolbox

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19. Castle Links would want to know about the castles in germany. Explore some of Spain s castles andfortifications and learn about their rich architecture and histories. http://www.castles-of-britain.com/castle39.htm

Castle Links Affleck Castle Located in Monikie, Angus, Scotland. Learn all about its history, architecture, and the families associated with the castle. http://www.monikie.org.uk/affcastl.htm Alnwick Castle The castle offers much to the visitor, not just in the beauty and history of the castle but in the garden project, the country walks in wonderful scenery, restaurant, shop, museums and a host of other entertainments. http://www.alnwickcastle.com/ Ardsley School District A links page for the Castles in Britain, and related material. http://www.ardsleyschools.k12.ny.us/ AHSL_WEB/72881-2.htm Ballytarsna Castle Stay up to date on the restoration of the castle. A lot of time is being spent to ensure that it gets restored properly. Lots of progress photos. http://www.castlepreservation.com Bamburgh Castle Bamburgh Castle is probably the finest castle in England. An excellent website to find out about the history, touring the castle, castle venues, and more. http://www.bamburghcastle.com/ Barholm Castle Keep abreast with the latest developments on the restoration of Barholm Castle in this informative website. The website was developed by the owner.

20. Goethe-Institut Hong Kong - "Kunst-Räume : New Museums-Architecture In Germany" New Museum Buildings for Contemporary Art in germany. (Source Baumeister Zeitschriftfür architecture, No 2 The castle Moyland (Schloß Moyland), near Kleve. http://www.goethe.de/os/hon/enarch.htm

Home Chinese Version New Museum Buildings for Contemporary Art in Germany Galerie der Gegenwart, Hamburg Kestner-Gesellschaft, Hannover Hamburger Bahnhof, Berlin Schloß Moyland, Kleve Gallery of Contemporary Art, Hamburg The Building The Concept The Collection The Artists ... Useful Information The Building "A new building for new art - in February 1997 the Galerie der Gegenwart (Gallery of Contemporary Art) was officially opened. The extension building, designed by Cologne architect Oswald Mathias Ungers forms part of the Hamburg Kunsthalle , which was built in 1869 and first extended in 1919. For O.M. Ungers the square is the perfect form, a concept which dates back to the Renaissance. His design for the new museum owes a debt of recognition above all to the work of Karl Friedrich Schinkel . Ungers has great respect for the existing facade of the Kunsthalle and for this reason conceived the new building in two parts: a four storey cube and a basement level linking the old building to the new. Taking the square as his basic shape, Ungers has created a clearly-defined, strong architecture with an interior designed specifically to meet the needs of art and its public. The bastion-like foundation serves to emphasize the insular location of the Kunsthalle. The Concept "The aim of the new Gallery ist to present the most important international developments in art since 1960. While it is not possible to illustrate these in their entirety, the new museum will nevertheless attempt to do justice to the major movements which have already taken their place in art history." (Offical Outlet)

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