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Johann-Christoph-Blumhardt-Kirche

Modern architecture meets Protestant heritage

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Located in Berlin-Britz, the Johann-Christoph-Blumhardt Church was designed by Günther Behrmann between 1963 and 1964, showcasing a modern architectural style. This Protestant church serves as a place of faith and community in the vibrant Neukölln district.

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Günther Behrmann had previously built the adjacent community center.

Quick Facts

Architectural Style: Modernism
Denomination: Protestant
Wheelchair Access: Partially accessible

Guided Story

In front of you stands the Johann-Christoph-Blumhardt Church, a striking example of modern architecture, designed by Günther Behrmann in the early 1960s. This Protestant church is situated at the intersection of Buckower Damm and Schlosserweg, nestled in the vibrant Neukölln district. Notice the clean lines and simple elegance of the facade, blending functionality with faith. Behrmann didn't just design the church; he also created nearby community facilities with youth rooms and a parish house. This combination of spiritual and community spaces is reflected in the harmonious design. Let yourself be enveloped by the peaceful atmosphere as you take in the architectural details and history of this unique site.