After the Wall fell in 1989, Berlin became the largest construction site in the world. Many important architects realized their innovative ideas here, especially on the vast areas of barren land left behind by the dismantled border fortifications. The German capital has evolved into an El Dorado of new architectural styles. In this richly illustrated book, art historian Dr. Arnt Cobbers and photographer Günter Schneider provide an overview of the many superb structures that were erected in Berlin after reunification.