Frankfurt Cathedral Building, Architecture, Photos, Dom, Design, Property, Image

Frankfurt Cathedral : Architecture

Historic Religious Building Frankfurt-am-Main, Hesse, mid Germany

16 Jun 2006

Frankfurt Dom

Location: north of river, east side of city centre

Roman Catholic Gothic church.

The building is dedicated to Saint Bartholomew.

photo © Adrian Welch

Official title: Kaiserdom Sankt Bartholomäus

Date: 14th – 15th Century

photos © Adrian Welch

Frankfurt Churches:

photos © Adrian Welch

Frankfurter Hof

photo © Adrian Welch

Location: Frankfurt, Hesse, Mid Germany, western Europe

Frankfurt Buildings

Contemporary Frankfurt Architectural Projects

Frankfurt Architectural Designs – chronological list

Frankfurt Building News

Frankfurt Architecture Tours by e-architect

Church Buildings

New Architecture in Frankfurt

Contemporary Frankfurt Architecture – architectural selection below:

NHOW Hotel, ONE office and hotel skyscraper complex, Frankfurter Messe
Interior Design: Rafael de La-Hoz Arquitectos

image : CA Immo/Rafael de La-Hoz
NHOW Hotel in Frankfurt
The nhow lifestyle hotel will open in 2021. It will be the second nhow Hotel of NH Hotel Group in Germany and aims to offer an exceptional design concept and the highest quality facilities and service.

European Central Bank Frankfurt Tower Building
Design: COOP HIMMELB(L)AU

photograph © European Central Bank/Robert Metsch
European Central Bank Frankfurt Tower Building
The dynamic design of this Viennese architecture studio for the new premises of this important European Institution combines the low-level landmarked Grossmarkthalle with a new twisted double tower. The tower is 185 metres high.

Alte Oper Concert Hall, Opernplatz
Architects: Buero Wagner

image by Buero Wagner & Federico Ciavarell © Buero Wagner
Alte Oper in Frankfurt
The „Alte Oper“ in Frankfurt is one of the world´s leading concert halls. Each year 450,000 people come to visit more than 400 concerts performed by internationally renowned artists of the classical music, jazz and the entertainment sector. The „Alte Oper“ intends to convert one of its multifunctional used foyers into a central and adjustable place of encounter, conversation and interchange.