The Reichstag Building was constructed to symbolize the unity of Germany after the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989. Once a site of political division during the Cold War, it underwent significant renovations and was reimagined as the German parliament's meeting place when Germany was reunified. The building represents democracy and the democratic processes in a united Germany, showcasing contemporary architecture while honoring its historical significance. Its iconic glass dome symbolizes transparency in government and invites public participation, reinforcing the idea of unity and collective identity in Germany.