Kilvafoorum

This modest sized city is nearer Switzerland than Germany. Another claim to fame, it was the home of a shoe making industry (the city houses 'The International Museum of Footwear'). Nowdays it is perhaps best known for its university and fine old citadel, part of which has been converted into a zoo!

Besancon

Besancon, on the river Doubs in the Franche-Comte is correct.

Who is this architect and engineer?

He gained international recognition for his dramatic designs for large-span structures made possible with the use of reinforced concrete. He developed ideas for a reinforced concrete which allowed him to create structures of "strength, simplicity and grace". His important works include a prefabricated 309-foot-span arch for the Turin Exhibition Building consisting of a single undulating large-span roof, the UNESCO building in Paris, the cathedral at New Norcia, near Perth, Australia.

Marcel Breuer, if I'm not mistaken.

AleyPat kirjutas:Marcel Breuer, if I'm not mistaken.

Marcel Breuer wrong

It appears, that Marcel Breuer was one of three architects of the UNESCO building, but with help I presume the name you're looking for is Piero Nervi.

arko kirjutas:It appears, that Marcel Breuer was one of three architects of the UNESCO building, but with help I presume the name you're looking for is Piero Nervi.

Nervi is right, your turn, arko!

This building was designed by architects Axel Schultes, Charlotte Frank and Christoph Witt. What is this?

Someone important works there. Who?

This is the office of an European head of government. Situated quite near to the house of parliament.

Germany`s bundeskanzler`s office?

Yes, Bundeskanzleramt. Nicknamed The Washing Machine
Go on, Andres!

The first ski club in USA was founded in 1886 in Minnesota. It`s name is known for everybody from 20th century`s history. What was the name of the ski club?

There seem to be no offers... everyone seems to be clueless... Let's try with something like Pearl Harbour?