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Reddish stone wall at Museum Tinguely in Basel, Switzerland. Designed by Mario Botta. Built between 1993-1996.
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St. Anton church | Karl Moser | 1925-27 | Basel
Entrance porch view of ‘The Catholic Antoniuskirche’, one of the earliest examples of a church made of exposed concrete.
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Goetheanum | 1924-28 | Rudolf Steiner | Dornach. Switzerland.
Inside view of the staircase as an example of the artistic use of concrete in the whole building. Situated about 10 km south of Basel is the world center for the Anthroposophical movement and considered a masterpiece of modern architecture.
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Kunstmuseum Basel (extension) | Christ & Gantenbein | 2016 | Basel
View from the interior of the monumental staircase that connects the various gallery spaces of the museum.
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