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Castle Architecture Germany:     more books (33)

Dependability Metrics: GI-Dagstuhl Research Seminar, Dagstuhl Castle, Germany, October 5 - November 1, 2005, Advanced Lectures (Lecture Notes in Computer ... / Programming and Software Engineering) Historic interiors in colour: 80 coloured views from castles and private houses by Adolf Feulner, 1929 Castles in Düsseldorf and Surrounding Areas by Wiesenberger, 1983 Castles of the Weser Renaissance by Michael Bischoff, 2008-12-25 Castles and mansions (Bohemia and Moravia) by ZdeneÌŒk Wirth, 1955 The Wittelsbach Palaces: From Landshut and Hochstadt to Munich (Prestel Museum Guides Compact) by Prestel, Peter O. Druckmann, et all 2001-12 Castles of Germany and the United States (Travel In Europe) by Frederick Baron Von Thrauthemburg, 2009-03-14 Gebaute Traume: Die Schlosser Ludwigs II Von Bayern (German Edition) by Michael Petzet, 1995-12-31 Burgen Und Schlosser in Deutschland (German Edition) by Klaus Merten, 1995-10-31 Ringberg Castle by Helga Himen, 2008-12-01 Art for Spaces Spaces for Art: Interior Spaces as Works of Art Discovered in Palaces, Castles and Monasteries in Germany Wachenburg: Baden-Württemberg, Castle, Windeck Castle (Weinheim), Weinheim, Germany, Weinheimer Senioren-Convent Luxury Houses: Schlösser / Castles / Chateaux The Castles of the Rhine: Recreating the Middle Ages in Modern Germany by Robert R. Taylor, 1998-06

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21. German Architecture Pictures And Posters - 1
    Bavarian castle 20x16 Wall Poster Buy Bavarian castle. James Blakeway Buy Berlin,germany, In association German architecture Pictures and Posters 1 2 .  
    http://www.clipartoday.com/building/germanarch01_poster.html

22. World Press Review - Science - Architecture - Ecology - Energy - Germany
    more than 800 years ago in Horstmar, in germany’s Münsterland region, back inthe days when noble families resided in the town’s castle and surrounded it  
    http://www.worldpress.org/0801science1.htm
    
    Extractions: At first, the construction site looked something like a playground. A kindergarten class even took advantage of the spring morning for an outing to watch in awe as the crane lifted the first half of the ground floor, heaved it over a hedge, and with a swing, slowly placed it onto the steel circle, half of which then disappeared. The motor that drives the revolving device is situated beneath the house, making it resemble a model rather than a modular home. While the builders were still busy working on the steel girders for the terrace, which of course will revolve with the house, someone started up the motor, and the building began to turn even before the roof was in place.

23. Ravensgard Medieval Arts And Crafts
    Welsh castle Tours; Wharram Percy; Wollaton Hall. CGFANationality/Time Frame Index;City of Trier, germany; art and architecture; Danish Medieval Art;  
    http://www.ravensgard.org/gerekr/interests.html

24. GBS - The Eifel Landscape
    see the exquisite furnishings, paintings, and architecture style representative Thecastle represents primarily a palace or In germany this type of a castle is  
    http://www.aibnet.de/english/programs/summer/GBSPolSci_program2002/vier_eifel.ht
    
    Extractions: George Bush School of Government and Public Services Language and Cultural Studies Engineering Summer Program Internships MBA European Perspectives-Political Science The Eifel is a fascinating region in West Germany that is located between the Rhein and Mosel rivers. The cities of Aachen, Trier, and Koblenz form a geographical triangle within which this beautiful landscape resides. Unlike many regions within Germany, the Eifel is not industrial and contains no large cities. It is, rather, an agricultural region within which one will find many popular sites and enjoy it's own special history. Typical for the Eifel are it's volcanic mountains, narrow valleys, and pristine lakes. One may also find numerous wooded areas that invite you to hike, camp, or just sit and enjoy their beauty. Within one of these typical Eifel regions lies the monastery Maria Laach. A visit of this monastery will be our first stop on this day-trip. Characteristic of this monastery are the bright and dark volcanic stones that give it its unique look. But there are man other features inside Maria Laach that only need to be experienced. Schloß Bürresheim (Bürresheim Castle) - our next stop- offers an insight into traditional German castle architecture. Exquisite furnishings, paintings, and architecture style of the recent owners, the Bürresheim family, can be looked at today. Within one of these typical Eifel regions lies the monastery Maria Laach. The name derives from the lake upon which it is located. The lake is itself of interest as it was formed due to a volcanic eruption over 11,000 years ago. Later, during the 11th century, monks settled in this fertile area and, as was often the case during this period, a prince named Heinrich II of Luxemburg-Salm decided to build a monastery for the purpose of redeeming his sole and praising God. Heinrich the II died in 1095 before he could finish the monastery but his wife continued his work. In 1156 the Kloster Maria Laach was finally inaugurated by Heinrich II's son. Altogether, it took the monks 150 years to complete the monastery.

25. Heidelberg, Germany
    Home to germany's oldest university (founded in flanked with intricate Baroque architecture;market squares trails; and picturesque castle ruins overlooking it  
    http://www.icdc.com/~neubauer/heidelberg.htm
    
    Extractions: Read the Adventure! Cobblestone streets flanked with intricate Baroque architecture; market squares edged with outdoor cafes; and picturesque castle ruins overlooking everything. Heidelberg has it all. by Bob Neubauer I t was just before 11:00 a.m. when the faint sound of bells first drifted to my ears. Forgetting the picture I'd been about to snap, I hurried to the stone wall at the edge of the castle garden and gazed down at the town below. A half dozen church steeples towered above the sea of orange-brown rooftops, and from their belfries rose a symphony of bells. Each one added its own sound to the mixnot simply chiming the hour but clanging loudly and furiously, as if a fanatical altar boy was at the end of each rope.

26. GRAND CIRCLE TOUR 2002
    GRAND CIRCLE TOUR OF germany ANOTHER castle ALONG THE RHINE RIVER. GRANDCIRCLE TOUR OF germany - GERMAN architecture.  
    http://www.angelfire.com/de3/wpetty/circleindex.html
    
    Extractions: RIVER CRUISE DOWN THE RHINE, MAIN AND DANUBE RIVERS GRAND CIRCLE TOUR 2002 INDEX FILE MS RIVER ARIA ON GRAND CIRCLE TOUR REVA PETTY ON GRAND CIRCLE TOUR REVA PETTY IN MUSEUM GARDENS GRAND CIRCLE TOUR GUIDE - THOMAS BARTH INFORMING HIS RED DEVILS ... SCENIC OF COUNTRY ALONG THE DANUBE RIVER Author/Editor: William A. Petty

27. 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
    
    Extractions: Home Chinese Version New Museum Buildings for Contemporary Art in Germany The Building The Concept The Collection The Artists ... Useful Information "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 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)

28. Webshots Gallery - Travel - Castles - Moritzburg Castle Near Dresden, Germany
    Antarctica. architecture. Asia. germany. Ghost Towns. Regular (800x600), High Quality(1600x1200). Moritzburg castle Near Dresden, germany © SuperStock, Inc.  
    http://www.webshots.com/g/32/578-sh/12015.html

29. Webshots Gallery - Travel - Castles - Neuschwanstein Castle, Bavaria, Germany
    Antarctica. architecture. Asia. germany. Ghost Towns. Regular (800x600), High Quality(1600x1200). Neuschwanstein castle, Bavaria, germany © SuperStock, Inc.  
    http://www.webshots.com/g/32/578-sh/24310.html

30. Summary Report Pluschow Castle (Germany)
    seminar held at the Plüschow castle, Mecklenburg, germany. In 1991, the Plüschowcastle Association was created in the midst of this historical architecture.  
    http://www.accr-europe.org/travaux/pluschowuk.htm
    
    Extractions: back publications Exchanges of know-how in Europe European Commission, Raphael Programme 1999 European Network of Cultural Centres – Historical monuments Residences for artists – an alternative for the cultural reuse of historical monuments Summary report September 2000 CONTENTS APPENDICES Translated from French by Randall Jones Oscar Wilde Until Utopia becomes a reality, we shall continue to dream about it. This is why the most important aim of a residence for artists is to maintain its indefinite nature. It is only through its openness, tolerance, transparency and perpetual transformation that the model can become an "open space" in the long term, i.e. a place that is open to art and to artists. Such a place should not only be understood as being a place to produce art but also as a place to think and communicate. Here, the artist's nomadic spirit can find a temporary abode. Travelling, in this sense, can be a sort of self-examination process and a source of inspiration. A very special sensitivity is needed to be able to redefine this place again each day and to be able to react to both the exterior and interior conditions. Has one created a place to pass through does man -the "inner voyager" take something of the place with him? At any rate, something does come out, partly from the depths of time at one given moment. A stay in a residence for artists should always be understood as an investment in the future. The consequences of such a unique experience with a place are not immediately visible. They only come to light much later; they lie deeper than one might suppose.

31. Arts And Literature: Architecture And Architectural Engineering: Castles And Pal
    germany castles of germany Learn about castles in United Kingdom Durham Cathedraland castle Virtual Tour history and see English Norman architecture at its  
    http://www.buzzle.com/chapters/arts-and-literature_architecture-and-architectura
    
    Extractions: Select a Chapter Animals and Pets Arts and Literature Business and Finance Children and Family Computers and the Internet eCommerce and Shopping Education and Higher Learning Entertainment and Media Food and Drink Government and Politics Health and Fitness History and the Human Experience Hobbies and Special Interest Home and Lifestyle Philosophy and Religion Science and Technology Sports and Recreation Travel and Tourism What's the Buzz Escape Hatch: Cartoons and Comics Jokes and Funnies Open Mic Poetry Bee Short Fixion Although the terms castle and palace have been used interchangeably for centuries, there are in fact distinctions which separate the two types of structures. A castle is a fortified building whose primary purpose is to provide security or defend a territory from one's enemies. A palace, in contrast, is a building whose primary function is that of a luxurious and often eccentric abode. Palaces predate castles by several centuries, with their first appearance being in the Egyptian and Middle Eastern civilizations of ancient history. Although castles are no longer recognized as a means of security from foes, palaces will continue to be built as long as there are people who can afford them. The links included herein relate to castles and palaces.

32. UNESCO - WORLD HERITAGE In GERMANY LIST ENGLISCH World Heritage List Presented B
    the most important relics of preromantic architecture in germany. Sanssouci (Fredrickthe Great), Cecilienhof Palace, Babelsberg castle (Summer residence  
    http://welterbestaetten.de/de2/

33. Germany
    germany, or as the Germans call their country, Deutschland rich in history, culture,and unparalleled architecture. needs to travel to the Royal castle of King  
    http://www.reinhartgenealogy.com/Germany1.htm

34. Architecture Of Cinderella Castle - Walt Disney's Magic Kingdom, Florida, United
    This is the building that has come to symbolize all things Disney. The castle wasinspired by the Schloß Neuschwanstein in the Bavarian region of germany.  
    http://www.glasssteelandstone.com/US/FL/DisneyCinderellaCastle.html
    
    Extractions: Advertisement Cinderella Castle Type: Entertainment venue Haunted: Yes T The following may or may not be true: The upper levels of the castle are used as a water tower. There are three elevators in the castle, including the dumbwaiter for the restaurant. An apartment was built into the castle for Walt Disney and his guests. At one time, it was turned into dressing rooms for the characters, and a restaurant (Cinderella's Royal Table, formerly King Stefan's Banquet Hall). Inside the castle there is a picture of Cinderella and her evil stepsisters. One of the sisters is red with anger, the other green with envy.

35. Bomis: The Architecture/Architectural History/Building Types/Castles Ring
    Bomis The architecture/Architectural History/Building Types/castles this 14thcenturymoated castle in Poitou castles in England, France, germany and Hungary  
    http://www.bomis.com/rings/Mbuilding_types-castles-arts/

36. Castles On The Web: Castle Tours : Germany
    Guide to the medieval castles of germany with hundreds Schlemmin castle with its towers,battlements, and bays complex of neogothic secular architecture in the  
    http://www.castlesontheweb.com/search/Castle_Tours/Germany/more5.html

37. Castles On The Web: Castle Tours : Latvia
    first done in Darmstadt, germany and then protrayals of the time's architecture, lifestyle,and a surprisingly wide array of castle architecture, spanning from  
    http://www.castlesontheweb.com/search/Castle_Tours/Latvia/
    
    Extractions: Spectacular lithographs of existing Latvian castles and panoramas. These engravings created in 1866 were first done in Darmstadt, Germany and then printed in Jelgava (Mitau), Latvia. The romantic style seen in these engravings also renders accurate protrayals of the time's architecture, lifestyle, and countryside. (Added: 19-Feb-1999 Hits: 2233)

38. Rhine Cruises - Ports Of Call In Germany
    cathedral itself, a masterpiece of early Gothic architecture dominating the COCHEMGermany. The medieval style Reichsburg castle which dominates the town from  
    http://www.peter-deilmann-river-cruises.co.uk/rhi_ger_ports.htm
    
    Extractions: Germany. This old cathedral city on the Rhine is one of Germany's most important trade centres. The highlight is a visit to the cathedral itself, a masterpiece of early Gothic architecture dominating the left bank of the Rhine. After this visit to one of Europe's largest cathedrals, enjoy the attractive Old Town of Cologne. C OCHEM Germany. The prettiest town in the beautiful Moselle Valley and popular wine producing region. The medieval style Reichsburg Castle which dominates the town from high atop a hill is worth seeing, as is the Old Town with its cobblestone streets and half-timbered houses. Stop in one of the many wine cellars for a wine tasting by candlelight. Germany. This 2,000-year-old city at the confluence of the Moselle and Rhine rivers is the cultural and business centre of the Middle Rhine region. History buffs can explore the Neoclassic Residence Schloss, the Prince Elector's palace; the Deutsches Eck, a settlement founded by the German Order of Knights in 1216; and Ehrenbreitstein, the oldest fortress in Europe. M AIN -D ANUBE C ANAL

39. Architecture And Design In Nazi Germany
    Greek temple, the Renaissance palace, the Baroque castle, and the Hitler's Germanyrequired the purge of foreign elements and architecture linked to  
    http://www.geocities.com/rr17bb/hitler.html
    
    Extractions: 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. 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.

40. Castles - Books On Medieval Architecture And Fortresses
    moments took place inside the castle walls. 1999) Vendome Pr; ISBN 0865652074 MoreBooks on germany. Carolingian and Romanesque architecture 80012000 Conant  
    http://www.dropbears.com/b/broughsbooks/military/castles.htm

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