Crinkled Wall by Johannes Wiesflecker and Karl-Heinz Klopf
KUFSTEIN – A wall resembling crinkled paper is an apt metaphor on the side of this high school. It represents the growing pains of academic growth and the process of testing ideas, rethinking and reworking them. Architect Johannes Wiesflecker and
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