Dächer
Dächer are the uppermost covering of a building, serving to protect its interior from the elements. They are a fundamental component of architecture, with a variety of forms and materials employed throughout history and across different cultures. The primary functions of a Dach include providing shelter from rain, snow, sun, and wind, as well as contributing to the structural integrity of the building.
The shape of a Dach is often dictated by climate. For instance, steep roofs are common in
Materials used for Dächer vary widely. Traditional materials include thatch, wood shingles, and tiles made from