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Audi design wall, Exhibition "Mobility" - The Design Museum Munich

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Ludwig

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Audi has been part of the Permanent Collection of the "Neuen Sammlung" at the Pinakothek der Moderne since September 2013 with a wall installation called "Audi design wall". Around 1,800 models of the legendary Urquattro form an “aluminum carpet” for the installation. Each of the models is made from a solid aluminum block.

Copyright: Ludwig
Type: Spherical
Resolution: 10000x5000
Taken: 28/12/2014
Subida: 25/03/2020
Published: 25/03/2020
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Tags: 80s; architecture; audi; auto; automobile; autos; car; classic; collection; coupe; cultural; design; eighties; gallery; heritage; historic; iconic; industrial design; legendary; motor; munich; museum; quattro; transport; transportation; vehicle

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