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Exhibiting the worldwide unique collections of literature on German Romanticism, which are stored in the archives of the Freies Deutsches Hochstift and cannot be seen on public display, is the main goal of the Deutsches Romantik-Museum. Today, as the property on the left side of the Goethe-Haus is now free for development, there is a new chance to implement this old plan.

The winning design for the new construction of Frankfurt’s Historical Museum is the advocate of a key hallmark: continuity. Perspectives of history merge with impressions of the present into a new picture. This is the concept of the architects Lederer Ragnarsdóttir and Oei.

The renovation of the existing buildings should provide opportunities for a rearrangement of the permanent exhibition, with particular attention to new visitor guidance concepts. The museum entrance area is to be relocated to the new extension building. In addition to the primary requirement of flexible exhibition areas for temporary exhibitions, the room specifications for the extension building include a lecture theatre, a library with an attached archive, a café, a museum shop and workshops.

The MUSEUM ^MMK FÜR MODERNE KUNST has been offered the additional space in the heart of Frankfurt’s famous Bankenviertel. The MMK was for a long time unable to exhibit more than just a fraction of its world-class collection of international contemporary art. Starting in mid-2014, the main premises on Domstrasse and at the former MMK 3, now ZOLLAMT ^MMK, opposite are to be supplemented by an annex in the TaunusTurm built by property developer Tishman Speyer and Commerz Real AG. The initial fifteen-year lease will allow the museum to present a selection of its works to the public.

The Friends of MOMEM e.V. association introduced a new culture and music project: right in the heart of Frankfurt, the birthplace of techno, the „MOMEM – Museum of Modern Electronic Music“ is set to open its doors to the public in 2018. A revolutionary new museum and exhibition concept will allow visitors to immerse themselves fully in the history and development of electronic music. The city of Frankfurt will provide the premises for the MOMEM, situated at Hauptwache, which were occupied by the Kindermuseum until the beginning of 2018 (children’s museum).

To extend the museum, Senckenberg will uses its own resources to build a 7,000 m2 extension on the west side of the building, making for total exhibition space of some 14,000 m2 to celebrate its 200th anniversary in 2017.  

With their design for a sweeping museum hall to present post 1945 art under the Städel garden, where the ceiling openings extend across the garden area in a striking pattern and supply the hall with natural light, Schneider+Schumacher’s design forms a prominent landmark that fits assertively into the municipal context.