Editing Neoclassicism (section)

=== Germany ===
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File:Berlin - 0266 - 16052015 - Brandenburger Tor.jpg|[[Brandenburg Gate]] in Berlin (1788–1791) by [[Carl Gotthard Langhans]]
File:Marktplatz Karlsruhe 20220705 145159-2.jpg|[[Karlsruhe Pyramid|Pyramid]] (1823–1825) and City Church (1807–1816) in [[Karlsruhe]] by [[Friedrich Weinbrenner]]
File:150418 Konzerthaus Berlin Gendarmenmarkt.jpg|[[Konzerthaus Berlin]] in Berlin (1818–1821) by [[Karl Friedrich Schinkel]]
File:Exterior views of the Altes Museum Berlin.jpg|[[Altes Museum]] in Berlin (1825–1830) by Karl Friedrich Schinkel
File:Glyptothek in München in 2013.jpg|[[Glyptothek]] in Munich (1816–1830) by [[Leo von Klenze]]
File:Walhalla wie Parthenon zu Ehren bedeutender Personen - erbaut 1842 - König Ludwig I - Foto Wolfgang Pehlemann DSCN2430.jpg|[[Walhalla (memorial)|Walhalla]] (1830–1842) by Leo von Klenze
File:Propyläen München.jpg|[[Propylaea (Munich)]] (1854–1862) by Leo von Klenze
File:AlteNationalgalerie 1a.jpg|[[Alte Nationalgalerie]] in Berlin (1862–1876) by [[Friedrich August Stüler]] and [[Heinrich Strack]]
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Neoclassical architecture became widespread as a symbol of wealth and power in Germany, mostly in what was then [[Prussia]]. [[Karl Friedrich Schinkel]] built many prominent buildings in this style, including the [[Altes Museum]] in Berlin. While the city remained dominated by Baroque city planning, his architecture and functional style provided the city with a distinctly neoclassical center.

His [[Bauakademie]] is considered one of the forerunners of modern architecture due to its hithertofore relatively streamlined [[façade]] of the building