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EP 3: What happened to German planning? | Delayland Podcast

#delayland #Germany Episode 3: What happened to German planning? Big construction projects take surprisingly long to complete in Germany. It can take a decade or longer to build an airport, a train station, or a concert hall — skyrocketing costs included. What happened to the country’s love of planning and efficiency? Now, a neighboring country that's not famous for timely execution is showing Germany how it’s done. #podcast #infrastructure Listen and subscribe to Delayland on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever else you get your podcasts. Delayland is a DW-production, researched, written and produced by Nicolas Martin and Andreas Becker. Feedback? Get in touch at [email protected] Chapters: 01:30 – Some examples of failed German megaprojects 04:50 – Case study: What went wrong with Cologne’s opera renovation? 09:20 – Cologne’s famous cathedral – the mother of delays 15:00 – Advertisement break 16:00 – Why do costs explode? 19:00 – Why do public projects spiral out of control? 21:45 – Is failed planning a general problem in Germany? 24:30 – How did France rebuild the cathedral of Notre Dame on time? 27:00 – What can Germany learn from Notre Dame’s reconstruction? 31:45 – When will Cologne’s opera open again?