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| Essential
Architecture- Frankfort on the Main
(Frankfurt am Main)
Museum für angewandte Kunst Museum of Decorative Arts |
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architect |
Richard Meier |
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location |
Frankfurt am Main, Hessen, Germany |
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date |
1981 to 1984 |
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style |
High-Tech Modern, with Postmodern overtones |
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construction |
Incorporates Meier's trademark of cladding structure with elegant enameled grids in white |
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Museum |
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The Museum of Applied Arts or just MAK, a short version of its German name
Museum für angewandte Kunst is located in Frankfurt, Germany and
exhibits more than 30.000 objects representing European and Asian
decorative arts. The museum was designed by the American architect
Richard Meier. The collection of furniture, glassware, and porcelain has
expanded and includes now also product design and information design.
Notable collection of oriental and chinese antiques. |
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