The buildings from the 1950s, 60s, and 70s are part of the identity of the city of Munich. Although they shape the urban landscape, there is often little awareness of their quality and significance. In many places, they are "poorly renovated" or demolished; only a few buildings are protected as historical monuments. In this first comprehensive documentation of Munich's post-war architecture, Alexander Fthenakis systematically examines the formative influences of architecture between 1949 and 1979 on the urban space of Munich. The book combines concise informative texts and documentation materials with current photographs by architectural photographer Oliver Heissner, making it accessible to a broad audience. With its abundance of high-quality photos and excellent design, this hefty volume is a feast for the eyes. The carefully composed image sequences guide the reader through the neighborhoods as if on a stroll.