Living where : How is public space influenced by Germany's past division into two separate states? This question is examined by the German contribution to this year's Venice Biennale of Architecture, where Marianne Birthler, former Federal Commissioner for the Stasi Records, and Graft Architekten are the curators of the "Unbuilding walls" project / von Ute Strimmer

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