The Bündner Kunstmuseum - a balancing act between tradition and modernity

The Bündner Kunstmuseum consists of two buildings - the neoclassical Villa Planta from 1875 and the extension by architects Barozzi&Veiga from 2016. The Villa Planta is considered one of the most important buildings of the 19th century in Graubünden and one of the most magnificent works by architect Johannes Ludwig. With its sometimes opulent decor, it stands opposite a striking yet simple new building. The Palladian architectural style and orientalist architectural taste, which are the essential characteristics of the Villa Planta, are taken up by the extension and expressed in a new architectural style.
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