A splash of vibrant red amidst the urban tapestry, that’s the Roter Wuerfel for you. Ever noticed these eye-catching red cubes scattered across Munich? These aren’t just random art installations. The Roter Wuerfel stand as proud testaments to the Hochschule München’s (HM) legacy, marking spots where the university has left its mark. This project, aptly titled “HM wirkt!” (HM Makes an Impact!), celebrates the university’s jubilee – 50 years as we know it and 200 years tracing back to its roots. Each Roter Wuerfel whispers a tale, a testament to HM’s influence on Munich. Scan the QR code on the cube, and you’ll unlock a treasure trove of stories. You might discover how an HM alum designed the iconic Munich Kindl, the city’s emblem. Or maybe you’ll stumble upon the connection between HM and the beloved children’s character Pumuckl. The Roter Wuerfel serve as portals to hidden histories, revealing the often-unseen threads that connect HM to the very fabric of Munich. So, keep an eye out for these crimson cubes as you explore the city. They offer a glimpse into the profound impact of a university deeply intertwined with its city.
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