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"Germany\nGermany Takes the Stage in our Photo Gallery of Some of the Country'S Well-Designed Homes and Public Spaces.\nFrederick the Great of Prussia's summer palace, Sanssouci, in Potsdam, Germany. The castle was built in the 1740s by Georg Wenzesla von Knobelsdorff. (November 1999)\nAt the private residence of His Royal Highness Moritz, Landgrave of Hesse, an Empire center table and sofa in a sitting room were once in Napoleon's residence in Maniz, which later became Hesse property. (April 2006)\nThe 1998 UFA Cinema Center in Dresden, designed by Viennese firm Coop Himmelblau. The glass-and-steel lobby illustrates Coop Himmelblau's deconstructivist ideas while recalling avant-garde German architecture of the 1920s. (May 2000)\nPainted in 1881, the murals in the study of the Rhineland's medieval Burg Eltz (AD, 12/85) evoke the colorful world of Grimm's Fairy Tales. (May 2006)\nThe Czech Tatra 87, built in 1937 by Hans Ledwinka, \"implemented the vision of speed as the expression of the modern age,\" says Corinna R\u00F6sner, the chief curator of the Die Neue Sammlung collection. Its avant-garde silhouette has made it an icon of modern design. (May 2006)\nThe Oriental Gallery wing of Zwinger Palace in Dresden looks out to a fountain and a pond. The Palace houses the \"most comprehensive collection in the world of Chinese porcelain from the Kangxi period and early examples of Imari and Kakiemon from Japan,\" according to designer Peter Marino. (July 2007)"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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