Berlin architecture

Read on to discover 25 works of architecture by Bauhaus and Modernist masters, along with contemporary architects, to be visited in Berlin, Germany.

Berlin’s architecture is famously diverse, revealing the city’s history through its battle-scarred brickwork. We pick out 15 of its architectural highlights

One of the things I love about Berlin is that many of the buildings are either hundreds of years old, or ultra-modern. Below you’ll find one photograph in particular that for me sums up the beauty of architecture in Berlin: a minimalist black apartment building sharing a wall with an abandoned, deteriorating, graffitied squatter house....

Large The reading hall of the Jacob-und-Wilhelm-Grimm-Zentrum, the new central library of the Humboldt university in Berlin. It is 70m long, 12m wide and 20m high. The new building was designed by architect Max Dudler. Picture taken during the public opening. Lesesaal im Jacob-und-Wilhelm-Grimm-Zentrum der Humboldt Universität zu Berlin, aufgenommen am Tag der offenen Tür. Unterwegs mit Ole Begemann.

​architectural historian felix torkar has documented berlin's brutalist architecture buildings in this new map by blue crow media.

What happened at the Neue Nationalgalerie in Berlin? Find that out on https://blog.artsted.com/ !

François J. Interiors www.interiordesignbyfrancois.com

As a smart building, cube berlin sets a new standard for offices: Intelligent building systems recognize and adjust to users’ needs throughout the building.

The Art Deco radio station in Kootwijk, Netherlands, designed in 1920 by Dutch architect Julius Maria Luthmann

Designed by Richter Musikowski, The Futurium is a building for exhibitions and events in the heart of Berlin – embedded between the Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung (ministry for education and research),