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Sankt Martin
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Sankt Martin

A Brutalist masterpiece of sacred modernity

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The Roman Catholic St. Martin Church in Märkisches Viertel is a hallmark of post-war modern architecture. Designed by Werner Düttmann in 1972, its exposed concrete structure exemplifies the Brutalist style. Listed as a heritage monument, it captures the innovative spirit of its era.
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Architect Werner Düttmann was influential in shaping Berlin's post-war architecture.

Quick Facts

Founded
1972
Architect
Werner Düttmann
Architectural Style
Modernism
Heritage Status
Architectural Heritage Monument
Denomination
Roman Catholic

Guided Story

Standing here, you're witnessing a striking piece of modern architectural history. Designed in 1972 by Werner Düttmann, the St. Martin Church boldly uses exposed concrete, a hallmark of the Brutalist movement. Observe the clean lines and raw materiality that reflect post-war modernism. More than just a place of worship, this church is a listed heritage monument, celebrating the creative spirit of its time. Step back a bit, and you'll see the sharp contrasts and unadorned honesty of the architecture even more clearly. Just to the south, you might notice the Evangelical Apostel-Petrus Church, visible from here.

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