Reinforced Concrete. Anatomy of a Metropolis
1040 Vienna, Karlsplatz 8
An exhibit that investigates Vienna 1900 from a new perspective: the focus is not on the city&rsq...
An exhibit that investigates Vienna 1900 from a new perspective: the focus is not on the city’s glamorous exteriors, but on its internal structure. Starting in the 1890s, a revolutionary technology – reinforced concrete – turned Vienna into an exemplar of modern urban life.
Members of the Förderverein, annual pass holders and ICOM members do not need a ticket
The first Sunday of the month is free at all Wien Museum locations and exhibitions. No ticket needed.
Photo: View into the attic of the “Wiener Bankverein” in the shell, around 1911, private collection, Photo: TimTom
