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Sankt-Bernhard-Kirche
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Sankt-Bernhard-Kirche

Modernist Architecture Meets Sacred Simplicity

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The Sankt-Bernhard Church in Berlin-Dahlem, completed in 1934 and designed by Wilhelm Fahlbusch, stands as a striking example of New Objectivity architecture. Protected as a heritage monument and serving as a branch of the Rosenkranz-Basilika, it combines understated elegance with religious heritage. Noteworthy are the candelabra figures of the evangelists.
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The church was built between 1932 and 1934.

Quick Facts

Founded
1934
Architect
Wilhelm Fahlbusch
Heritage Status
Architectural Heritage Monument
Denomination
Roman Catholic

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Take a moment to look around at the understated elegance of the Sankt-Bernhard Church. Completed in 1934, this building was designed by architect Wilhelm Fahlbusch and stands as a fine example of New Objectivity architecture. As a protected heritage monument and a branch of the Rosenkranz-Basilika, it seamlessly blends modern architectural style with Catholic tradition. Notice the unique candelabra figures of the evangelists, a distinctive feature that adds character to this serene space. Let the tranquility of the surroundings envelop you as you appreciate the clean lines and thoughtful simplicity. Here, you're stepping into a piece of architectural history right in the heart of Dahlem.

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