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Stiftskirche
Architectural Gem by Otto Kuhlmann
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The evangelical church in the Johannesstift Berlin stands proudly at the heart of a heritage-protected ensemble on Platanenallee. Designed by renowned architect Otto Kuhlmann, it occupies a prominent position in Berlin's Hakenfelde district.
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Architect Otto Kuhlmann designed the entire building ensemble.
Quick Facts
- Architect
- Otto Kuhlmann
- Denomination
- Evangelical
- Wheelchair Access
- Fully accessible
Guided Story
In front of you stands the evangelical Stiftskirche, a masterpiece by Otto Kuhlmann. Take a moment to look around; you are in the heart of the heritage-protected ensemble along Platanenallee. This central axis runs through the grounds of the Johannesstift in Hakenfelde. The church is a prominent element of this historic site, renowned for its unique location and design. If you glance to your left, you'll notice the symmetry and clean lines of the surrounding buildings that form a harmonious unity with the church. Let the tranquility of this place wash over you as you take in the architecture.
Location
Nearby
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