# 3459 Planar Lineup of Time l Planare Aufstellung der Zeit Düsseldorf, Germany May 2022 Architecture in Düsseldorf's Media Harbor. At first glance, the photo looks like a straight collage consisting of 3 vertical parts. But it is a real scene taken from a specific perspective, to show different three-dimensional structures on a two-dimensional plane. The 3 facades represent 3 different styles of architecture, with look and feel conveying past, present and future. Photo © Michael Nguyen/VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn
# 3740 Shadow of an EKG | Schatten eines EKGs Berlin, Germany September 2022 Fascinating Shadow Play - A house facade is being renovated. On one of the upper floors, a red and white construction cone stands on scaffolding against a black background. With the black background, the cone casts its shadow through an opening between the scaffolding and the wall onto the wall of the floor below. Photo © Michael Nguyen/VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn
# 3730 A Moment in Time | Ein Augenblick in der Zeit Munich, Germany January 2022 The windows in the patient room of a hospital are closed with blinds. A nurse holds a wall clock up with one arm to hang it on the wall. Her body with the clock casts a shadow to the left. Light shows on a wardrobe to the right and left over her shadow. There are also elongated ones on her back that look like the scan of an AI. Photo © Michael Nguyen/VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn
# 3627 Embracing | Umarmung Luxembourg City, Luxembourg July 2022 The Philharmonie Luxembourg is a concert hall in the city of Luxembourg built from 2002 to 2005 in the district Kirchberg at the Place de l'Europe. The architect is Christian de Portzamparc. The white main building has the shape of an eye in plan. The steel and glass facade is visually dominated by 823 white columns 20 meters high and 30 centimeters in diameter. Photo © Michael Nguyen/VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn
# 3650 Hereditary l Vererbung Trier, Germany July 2022 Close-up of a facade made of Horten tiles. Building of Horten department store in Trier, Fleischstraße (today Galeria Kaufhof) with typical facade of Horten tiles. The Horten tile is the building block of a special building facade, named after the Horten department store. It was designed by Helmut Rhode around 1961.The basic size of a tile is 50 × 50 cm, the depth is about 15-20 cm. Initially, the tiles were made of ceramic, later - aluminum. The shape corresponds to a stylized H for hoarding. The copy and paste of tiles produce a pattern. In turn, this pattern gives a signature look for this department store brand. Photo © Michael Nguyen/VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn
# 3457 us close | uns nahe Düsseldorf, Germany May 2022 The Neue Zollhof is an ensemble of buildings in Düsseldorf's Media Harbor. The buildings are named after their creator, the Canadian-US architect and designer, Frank Owen Gehry, also known as the Gehry Buildings. The image shows House A which is completely clinkered. The buildings lean towards each other, stay close to each other. But sometimes they look also exclusive, giving limited access, closed from other parts of the world around. Photo © Michael Nguyen/VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn
