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St. Alfons

Modernist Architecture in Marienfelde

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St. Alfons, a Roman Catholic church in Berlin's Marienfelde, was consecrated on January 31, 1932. Designed by Josef Bischof, its modern architecture reflects the New Objectivity style. In 2022, it became part of the St. Maria – Berliner Süden parish.

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The church was designed by architect Josef Bischof.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1930
Architectural Style: Modernism
Denomination: Roman Catholic
Website: vomgutenhirten.de

Guided Story

Standing here, you see the striking facade of St. Alfons. This Roman Catholic church was consecrated in 1932, designed by the renowned architect Josef Bischof. The modern architecture is a testament to the New Objectivity style, popular in the 1930s, with its clean lines and straightforward forms. As you gaze at the main entrance, you can sense the harmonious blend of functionality and aesthetics in every architectural detail. Since early 2022, the church has been part of the St. Maria – Berliner Süden parish, highlighting its role as a spiritual center in southern Berlin. Take a moment to absorb the history and changes that have shaped this sacred space over the decades, and let the atmosphere of this unique site envelop you.