On the 100th anniversary of Otto Wagner's death, Otto Wagner (1841-1918) combines ambitious artistry and technical functionality, sober objectivity and high aesthetic standards into a unique total work of art. His timelessly elegant buildings were pioneering for modern architecture. Vienna grew into the center of the new Art Nouveau movement through his work and experienced a cultural flourishing like few other world cities. Gregor Auenhammer documents the diversity of Wagner's oeuvre in his walks through Vienna: from large urban projects to public buildings, magnificent residential and commercial buildings, and private villas. Notable sites include the Church at Steinhof, Villa Wagner I, Villa Wagner II, the Hütteldorf-Hacking city railway station, the Postsparkasse, buildings on the Left Wienzeile, and the Schützenhaus on the Danube Canal.