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Sankt Canisius
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Sankt Canisius

Modern design with historical roots

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St. Canisius in Charlottenburg is a Roman Catholic church designed by Büttner, Neumann & Braun between 2000 and 2002. Replacing the previous church that burned down in 1995, it features a modern architectural style. Named after Saint Peter Canisius, it merges contemporary architecture with traditional faith.
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The architectural competition in 1996 awarded third place for the new design.

Quick Facts

Founded
June 28, 2002
Architect
Büttner, Neumann & Braun
Architectural Style
Modernism
Denomination
Roman Catholic
Wheelchair Access
Fully accessible

Guided Story

As you stand before the modern facade of St. Canisius, take a moment to appreciate its completion on June 28, 2002. Designed by the architectural firm Büttner, Neumann & Braun, this Roman Catholic church stands where a previous building was lost to fire in 1995. Notice the sleek lines and modern architectural style that reflect a traditional faith through contemporary design. Named after Saint Peter Canisius, a prominent Jesuit from the 16th century, it embodies renewal and faith in a modern context. If you look towards the southwest, the Lietzenseepark lies about 329 meters away, blending nature with urban architecture in this part of Charlottenburg. This church is more than a place of worship; it's a testament to modern faith and renewal.

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