The idea and concept of the first museum owned by BMW architect Karl Shvantseru (Karl Schwanzer). Building-cup, built in Munich Germany in 1973, he was seen as an extension of the leading roads to it - the same rush of speed and enclosed in a confined space. The author tried to create a motion effect to museum visitors on a straight road, with squares, platforms, connected by junctions, on either side. At the time of its inception, the Museum was the first BMW automobile museum in Gremanii. In its present form, the Museum consists of two buildings, called simply "low" and "round". Legendary "round" building adjacent to the symbol group.

The fortress was situated on seven terraces, each of which was attached to the side of the mountain, and each had its own walls with gates. The gate of the second ring of walls were shifted to the south, the third - to the north, and so to the very top, so the causeway was zigzagged. Upstairs, on the rock platform was flat with a parapet of stone: this nest defenders could watch the gate, lying 700 feet below.