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Conrad Roland — (* 1934 in München als Conrad Roland Lehmann) ist ein deutscher Architekt und Wegbereiter der Konstruktion von Raumnetzen, die hauptsächlich als Seilklettergerüste auf Spielplätzen zu finden sind. Für die Bundesgartenschau 1987 konstruierte er… … Deutsch Wikipedia
