07 October 2021, Hessen, Frankfurt/Main: A residential complex built according to plans by architect Ernst May until 1930 is located in the Bornheimer Hang housing estate. The "New Frankfurt" was an urban planning program between 1925 and 1930, led by the urban planner and architect Ernst May (1886-1970). Under his direction, 12,000 apartments were built. The Frankfurt housing estates are to become Unesco World Heritage Sites. The federal states have until 31 October to submit their proposals for the national pre-selection procedure to the Conference of Ministers of Culture. (to dpa "May settl

07 October 2021, Hessen, Frankfurt/Main: A residential complex built according to plans by architect Ernst May until 1930 is located in the Bornheimer Hang housing estate. The "New Frankfurt" was an urban planning program between 1925 and 1930, led by the urban planner and architect Ernst May (1886-1970). Under his direction, 12,000 apartments were built. The Frankfurt housing estates are to become Unesco World Heritage Sites. The federal states have until 31 October to submit their proposals for the national pre-selection procedure to the Conference of Ministers of Culture. (to dpa "May settl Stock Photo

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07 October 2021, Hessen, Frankfurt/Main: A residential complex built according to plans by architect Ernst May until 1930 is located in the Bornheimer Hang housing estate. The "New Frankfurt" was an urban planning program between 1925 and 1930, led by the urban planner and architect Ernst May (1886-1970). Under his direction, 12, 000 apartments were built. The Frankfurt housing estates are to become Unesco World Heritage Sites. The federal states have until 31 October to submit their proposals for the national pre-selection procedure to the Conference of Ministers of Culture. (to dpa "May settlements and Celts to become world cultural heritage") Photo: Arne Dedert/dpa

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