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Flood Protection
The auger was used during work on the construction of a cut-off wall for flood protection.
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Cleared out
For the renovation, the exhibition halls, here the former agricultural technology, had to be completely cleared as far as possible.
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Returnee
Back on site - this time for longer: The alpine hut was one of the first large exhibits to return to the exhibition.
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Catering
Restaurant with a view: the planned museum restaurant on the roof of the aeronautics hall.
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Health
What happens in the human body: visualization of the new permanent exhibition "Health".
Visualization: Büro Müller-Rieger
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Health
The ceiling painting "The Art of Healing" has already been moved to the new permanent exhibition Health. It was painted in 1922 by Waldemar Kolmsperger (1852-1943) for the Deutsches Museum. Paintings in Neuschwanstein and in St. Nikolaus in Murnau are also by Kolmsperger.
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Connecting walkway
To ensure that the part of the building on the Cornelius Bridge remained accessible, a 117-meter-long light corridor was built. It connected the physics exhibition with the special exhibition space and the Center for New Technologies until fall 2020.
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New entrance
Visualization of the future entrance hall of the museum.
Photo: Schmidt-Schicketanz und Partner GmbH/RAKETE GmbH
Photo: Deutsches Museum | Petra Hoffmann
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Chemistry
The future exhibition Chemistry with various theme islands.
Photo: Ambos + Weidenhammer
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Removal
Part of the exhibition building had to be cleared out in 2016 for the modernization of the museum. Here, the starfighter is being lifted onto a low-loader with the help of a crane and taken to the Schleißheim airfield.
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Electronics
The scaffolding for the large "scrap tornado" was erected in the Electronics exhibition on the second floor. In the meantime, it has been hung there with electronic scrap by the sculptors of the Deutsches Museum.