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Paperlux: Surving the digital age
Companies are increasingly returning to the use of paper even in this digital age. This translates into profits for the Hamburg-based paper supplier Studio Paperlux.
Cultural Brand Awards 2016
The Cultural Brand Awards are handed out to companies or projects that promote cultural exchange. In 2016 a former brewery won the main prize.
Hamburg's Elbe Philharmonic Hall
Hamburg's Elbe Philharmonic Hall is being billed as the cultural landmark of the century. A book now documents the epic project of Swiss architects Herzog & de Meuron.
Luxurious living in Milan
Architect Giovanna Cornelio has a talent for seeing beauty in unusual places. She turns eyesores into luxury apartments.
Twice as nice: Twin designers Smutny
German Twins Dinah and Sarah Smutny started their label LileSadi in 2012. Since then it has grown into a respected name in the fashion industry.
Celebrating 20 years of Anja Gockel designs
German designer Anja Gockel and her fashion label celebrate 20 years in the business. Her cuts include all sizes, from XS to XXL.
Stuffed cabbage leaves with ground pork
This is a favorite dish in Romania and is often served with polenta. The cabbage is marinated for three months. Learn how to prepare the dish.
Miniatur Wunderland train museum
Twins Gerrit and Frederik Braun own and run the world's largest model train museum in Hamburg. Their model of success has been copied but their bond as twins remains unique.
Europe's most famous rock
Gibraltar is the only place in Europe where monkeys roam freely. It's also a bustling tourist destination located off the coast of Spain, just miles from the north African coast.
Paperlux: Surving the digital age
Companies are increasingly returning to the use of paper even in this digital age. This translates into profits for the Hamburg-based paper supplier Studio Paperlux.