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Paul Clemen (1866-1947), German art historian and first provincial conservator of the Rhine Province, pioneer of the systematic research and conservation of works of art and buildings. Photo: Dorothea Bleibtreu, Bonn, LVR Office for the Preservation of Monuments, CC BY-SA 2.5, via: Wikimedia Commons

Paul Clemen: Pioneer of art and monument conservation in the Rhineland

Paul Clemen (1866-1947), German art historian and first provincial conservator of the Rhine Province, pioneer of the systematic research and conservation of works of art and buildings. Photo: Dorothea Bleibtreu, Bonn, LVR Office for the Preservation of Monuments, CC BY-SA 2.5, via: Wikimedia Commons

Paul Clemen: Pioneer of Art and Historic Preservation in the Rhineland

Mozartareal Würzburg: State prizewinner at Bauen im Bestand 2025 for innovative conversion and sustainable existing architecture. Hagen Photography, Würzburg

Bauen im Bestand 2025: Mozartareal Würzburg receives state award

Historic Gardens – Restauro 05/2025

Cologne Cathedral: symbol of a debate - in NRW, monument protection is under scrutiny. Photo: Andreas Weilguny on Unsplash

When Cologne Cathedral becomes an emergency shelter

To mark its 40th anniversary, the German Foundation for Monument Protection has published the "Black Book of Monument Preservation". It was presented in Berlin. Photo: © German Foundation for Monument Protection

Black Book of Monument Preservation: Destroyed. Forgotten. Documented.

Rethinking monument protection?

Dr. Andrea Pufke, Head of the LVR Office for the Preservation of Monuments. Photo: Vanessa Lang, LVR-ADR.

“Heritage conservation as a task for society as a whole”

With the climate fountain in the form of cocoons, WYLD landscape architects refer to the city's history as a silk production site when redesigning the market square in Friedrichshagen. Photo: Marcus Witte

Friedrichshagen market square and church forecourt

New Buddenbrookhaus: Lübeck’s literary highlight on the move

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