Kalender 2024: Concrete Dreams Dresden Our Munich poster shows the

Our Munich poster shows the Olympic Tower in front of a pastel-colored sky

The illustration of the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church is printed on recycled paper and is available in various formats

The building is a surprise box - because behind the simple 1960s facade hides a neo-baroque interior

This type of building was developed by the architectural collective Stingl and Seifert in East Berlin in the 1970s

Die leeren Ränge heben die architektonische Struktur und Dynamik des beliebten Berliner Parks hervor und verleihen dem Motiv einen modernen

Kalender 2024: Concrete Dreams Dresden Our Munich poster shows theSonnenring, biscuit jar and hypar shell the names of the buildings shown in our calendar are as distinctive as the buildings themselves. In the 1960s and 1970s, people in East and West Germany liked to build with a lot of concrete. The futuristic fair faced concrete buildings from Munich, Hamburg, Dresden and Leipzig are illustrated in our calendar in orange, black and gray and printed on recycled paper. Some of these are threatened with demolition,