In a book about "Politics and Culture" in its city, Carl Schorske identified this structure with the "Birth of Modern Urbanism."
In a book about "Politics and Culture" in its city, Carl Schorske identified this structure with the "Birth of Modern Urbanism." Camillo Sitte concluded City Planning According to Artistic Principles by redesigning this structure almost entirely. The area around this structure includes a building featuring marble plates conspicuously bolted onto its faÃ§ade; that Postal Savings Bank was designed by Otto Wagner. The mish-mash of monuments along this structure includes a [*] Parliament designed by Theophil von Hansen, a Rathaus by Friedrich Schmidt, and the Votivkirche by Heinrich von Ferstel. Space was cleared for this structure when Franz Joseph I ordered the demolition of the old walls in his capital city. Freud and Hitler were both fond of daily walks around this structure. For 10 points, name this circular street in the middle of Vienna. 
In a book about "Politics and Culture" in its city, Carl Schorske identified this structure with the "Birth of Modern Urbanism."
Ringstrasse [or Ring Road, I guess]