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        • The Museum am Schaumainkai is currently closed. You will find us at guest locations and at the DAM Ostend at Henschelstraße 18. We look forward to your visit! On June 6th DAM Ostend will be closed due to a jury meeting.

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          Deutsches Architekturmuseum
          at DAM OSTEND
          Henschelstraße 18
          60314 Frankfurt am Main
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          T +49 (0)69 212 38844
          info.dam@stadt-frankfurt.de

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          Rebekka Kremershof
          Leitung Bildung und Vermittlung
          rebekka.kremershof@stadt-frankfurt.de T +49 (0)69 212-31076

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Collections
The DAM Collection and Library
In the 1980s, backed by a generous exhibition budget, Heinrich Klotz laid the foundations for the Collection of the DAM that now comprises some 200.000 architectural plans, drawings and sketches, 1320 models as well as pictures and items of furniture. The DAM library also gathers more than 80,000 volumes and evaluated essays on architecture.

N.N., Head of Collection

Contact
T +49 (0)69 – 212 316 65

Adress
Hedderichstraße 108-110
60596 Frankfurt am Main

For visiting the Collection at Hedderichstrasse a special arrangement is necessary.

 

Christiane Eulig, Librarian

Contact
christiane.eulig@stadt-frankfurt.de
T +49 (0)69 – 212 308 27

Adress
Hedderichstraße 108-110
60596 Frankfurt am Main
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Opening Hours
The DAM library is open weekdays under the applicable hygiene and distance regulations.
Visits are only possible by appointment via e-mail or telephone.

 

To the DAM Collection
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Digital Model Collection

Digital Collection
The architecture of the 21st century is very much influenced by increasing digitalization in the planning and construction processes. The DAM’s collection of plans and models is a veritable treasure trove, and presentation on the Internet is the major aim for the future. A first step is the “Digital Model Collection”.
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