Exhibitions
PAULSKIRCHE. Demokratie, Debatte, Denkmal
EUROPEAN ARCHITECTURAL PHOTOGRAPHY AWARD architekturbild 2023
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Events
DAM On Tour in Bad Aibling: Die Neue Heimat (1950-1982)
AO Ringvorlesung: Ordnung / Unordnung “Between Calculation and Culture: Data, Mathematics, and Design”
AO Ringvorlesung: Ordnung / Unordnung “Beyond Digital: Or, Why There Won‘t Be a 3rd Digital Turn Driven by AI”
Kontext, Kontrast, Kontinuität: Housing & Resiliency
LEGOBAUSTELLE
From primitive hut to skyscraper
A journey through architectural historyThe DAM’s permanent exhibition on the second floor of the museum boasts Germany’s most comprehensive collection of panoramic models on architectural history. 24 largescale models impressively illustrate the evolution of the environment as shaped by humans.

News
International Highrise Award 2020: The 31 Nominated Projects
The buildings nominated for the International Highrise Award (IHP) 2020 have now been selected: Deutsches Architekturmuseum (DAM) has chosen them from over 1,000 new high-rise buildings construed over the past two years worldwide. The five shortlisted finalists from this group will be announced in September. The winner of the International Highrise Award will be presented on October 29, 2020 in the Paulskirche in Frankfurt/Main.
Plan. Work. City.
The DAM for kids and young peopleThe DAM’s education program offers children, schoolchildren, and adults access to architectural topics in a playful and practical way. We want to accompany children and young people into the world of architecture, and that begins on their own doorstep. The diversity of the topic makes it possible to connect to the lifeworld of our young guests and to introduce them to building culture and design possibilities.

Collections
Digital model collection
Digital archiveThe Deutsches Architekturmuseum has a large and international collection of testimonials of important architects, mostly from the 20th century, which is constantly expanding. Around 50 works archives, prebends and estates, were handed over to the DAM, which owns more than 200,000 plans and drawings, about 35,000 photographs and about 1,300 models, a significant international collection. The architectural model collection with works by Rem Koolhaas, Frei Otto, Rob Krier, Aldo Rossi, Oswald Mathias Ungers a.o., is one of the most important in the world.
