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Neoclassical architecture in Germany emerged in the late 18th century, influenced by the baroque style and the ideas of the French Revolution. The Brandenburg Gate, built between 1789-1793, marked a significant introduction of the style, showcasing a Doric design inspired by Athenian models. Key figures like J. N. L. Durand shaped the movement, leading to the development of rational, geometrically pure public architecture in Protestant regions.
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