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St.-Martins-Kirche

A Timeless Gem of New Objectivity

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St. Martin's Church in Berlin-Kaulsdorf epitomizes the New Objectivity architectural style. Designed by Josef Bachem and Heinrich Horvatin, it was consecrated in 1930. As a protected monument, it stands as a significant example of modern architecture.

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The church was consecrated on August 3, 1930.

Quick Facts

Founded: August 3, 1930
Architect: Josef Bachem
Architectural Style: Modernism
Heritage Status: Cultural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Roman Catholic
Wheelchair Access: Partially accessible
Website: st-hildegard-von-bingen.de

Guided Story

Right in front of you stands St. Martin's Church, a striking example of modern architecture. The clear lines and simple forms reflect the New Objectivity style, crafted by architect Josef Bachem. Notice the facade, which exudes a serene elegance in its simplicity. This church serves not only as a place of worship but is also recognized as a cultural heritage monument, consecrated in 1930. It's located here in Kaulsdorf, a district of Berlin, on Giesestraße 47. If you look around, you might spot Alice-Herz-Platz about 269 meters to the east, a tranquil park inviting you to linger.