Count Von Count

For a full overview of The Digital Sculpture Project, see the link below. See also the Project tab of my profile. The Digital Sculpture Project is an effort to document the morphology of sculptures from the end of the nineteenth century and the beginning of the twentieth century - the start of Modernity. It employs 3D scanning techniques to capture the height, proportions and surfaces mainly of plaster and terracotta works by Auguste Rodin and his contemporaries. The starting point of the project was the

Owning & operating a 5,500 sqm shopping & office center plus parking garage in Offenbach (near Frankfurt/Main), named PAM Passage ("Passage am Markt"). The complex had been developed in the 1980s by Dr. Jürgen Schneider, a German real-estate tycoon joggling gigantic amounts of debt, who stumbled as the banks finally withdrew support. The next owner also failed; my colleague an I bought the commercial center in 2006 during foreclosure and turned its fate around, with a 1,600+ sqm ALDI supermarket as a "mag

Rights clearing for illustrations and diagrams used in planned Elsevier medical books.

Financing agency for large-scale commercial property projects