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Laurentiuskirche
A Modern Architectural Gem in Wilhelmstadt
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Designed by Wilhelm Lehrecke, the Laurentiuskirche was constructed between 1956 and 1958, nestled within a 13,000 square meter property on Heerstraße 367. Its modern architectural style embodies Protestant simplicity, providing a peaceful haven in Berlin's Wilhelmstadt district.
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The community center was built simultaneously with the church.
Quick Facts
- Architectural Style
- Modernism
- Denomination
- Protestant
Guided Story
Take a moment to look around on this expansive property along Heerstraße. Here stands Laurentiuskirche, designed by Wilhelm Lehrecke, a testament to modern architecture. Built between 1956 and 1958, its lines reflect the simplicity of Protestant design, offering a serene retreat in Wilhelmstadt. Notice how the church's form blends seamlessly with its surroundings, providing a quiet sanctuary. The straightforward elegance of its architecture is a hallmark of the era, making this church both a place of worship and a piece of architectural history.
Location
Nearby

St. Maximilian Kolbe
677 m away

Evangelische Kirchengemeinde Staaken
677 m away

Gnadenkirche (West)
1.2 km away

Freizeitsportanlage Am Südpark
1.4 km away

Fort Hahneberg
2.3 km away

Freybrücke
2.2 km away

Grünzug Bullengraben
2.0 km away

Dieter Wohlfahrt
2.2 km away
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