The Neues Museum Berlin, destroyed during WWII has just opened its gates after the most exciting and controversial restauration by the British architects Julian Harrap and David Chipperfield. Six years and 212 billion euros after, the result is a neo classical building, bare and luminous where modern shapes befriend with the remains of History. Bullit impacts in a decor of marble and concrete.
Monday, October 19, 2009
The Neues Museum Berlin, destroyed during WWII has just opened its gates after the most exciting and controversial restauration by the British architects Julian Harrap and David Chipperfield. Six years and 212 billion euros after, the result is a neo classical building, bare and luminous where modern shapes befriend with the remains of History. Bullit impacts in a decor of marble and concrete.
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