1920s Berlin

Modern Building

The Bauhaus is known and respected worldwide as the most influential school of the 20th century in the field of architecture, art and design.
In addition to buildings by famous “Bauhäusler” such as Walter Gropius and Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Berlin draws a more complex picture of Classical Modernism with buildings by Erich Mendelsohn, Bruno Taut, Wassili and Hans Luckhardt and Alfons Anker. In the 1920s, outstanding examples of New Building were created here as offshoots of the nearby Bauhaus in Dessau. Both the six UNESCO listed housing estates and Le Corbusier’s “housing machine” enrich the palette of modern architecture in Berlin.

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    Project selection north-west

    House of Broadcasting Hans Poelzig
    Siemensstadt settlement Hans Scharoun I Walter Gropius I Fred Forbat I Hugo Häring
    Unité d’Habitation Le Corbusier
    House at Rupenhorn Wassili and Hans Luckhardt I Alfons Anker

    Project selection South-East

    IG-Metall House Erich Mendelsohn
    House of the Printers Max Taut
    Ullstein Printing house Eugen G. Schmohl
    Airport Tempelhof Ernst Sagebiel
    Horseshoe settlement Bruno Taut

    Duration approx. 3-4 h each (half day tours)

    also possible as combined full day tour, duration approx. 8h