A city worth living in! Building culture in Denmark and Switzerland

Museum Kleines Klingental
Basel, Switzerland
Den Blå Kant, Hafen Svendborg: Neubelebung eines Hafens. Foto: Fremtidens Havn
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English
Finissage with aperitif
Discussion with Dorte Mandrup, Mandrup Arkitekter; Prof. Dr. Silke Langenberg, Architecture Institute for Construction Heritage and Monument Preservation ETH Zurich; Oliver Martin, Head of the Building Culture Section of the Federal Office of Culture BAK; Beat Aeberhard, Cantonal Architect Basel-Stadt; and Daniel Schneller, Director MKK and Cantonal Monument Preserver Basel-Stadt

Moderated by Chrissie Muhr, architect and curator
This text was translated by an AI.

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Museum Kleines Klingental
Unterer Rheinweg 26
4058
Basel
Basel, Switzerland
+41 61 267 66 25
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Free entry with the Museums-PASS-Musées
Dates
On 24 September 2025
Wednesday: 18:00-19:30
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Exhibitions in this museum
Banegaarden, ökologisches Dorf und grüne Oase «hinter den sieben Gleisen» des Hauptbahnhofs Kopenhagen. Foto Bjarke Ørsted
Exhibition
Liveable city - 28x urban development in Denmark
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In the large refectory and in the monastery kitchen, the Museum Kleines Klingental is presenting an exhibition by the Royal Danish Embassy in Berlin, which was conceived together with the Danish Urban ...

Kapitell mit Schattenfüssler (Skiapode), Basler Münster, Ende 12. Jh., Gipsabguss von 2024. Foto: Stiftung Basler Münsterbauhütte
Exhibition
Attention to detail
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The cathedral is home to a wealth of beautiful, strange or bizarre sandstone structures. Inaccessible, barely illuminated or far away, the rich details often elude the observer. Since its inception ...