World Heritage in the southwest and experiments of the 1920s and 1960s - bus tour

World Heritage in the southwest and experiments of the 1920s and 1960s - bus tour

Berlin was always a pioneer in settlement construction. The variety of forms and methods of various architectural manuscripts and time courses can best be considered in comparison. One route at a time confronts different concepts of legendary Berlin architects such as Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Bruno Taut, Bruno Ahrens, Walter Gropius, Luckhardt & Anker, Mebes & Emmerich, Hugo Häring or Fehling / Gogel / Pfankuch. They all come together over theories and epochs, to build so that living is affordable, hygienic, airy and collectively to organize. The largely protected as a monument stock enjoys an exemplary, international reputation.

The stations of this bus tour are u.a. the experimental settlement Schorlemerallee, the settlement Uncle-Toms-Hütte and the student village Schlachtensee.

in cooperation with the Bauhaus Archive / Museum of Design

Bus tour | Minimum number of participants 10 persons

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Stop At: Berlin, Berlin

Berlin - a pioneer in settlement construction. We explore the southwest of the city. We give insights into the new design forms, the bold color concepts and the methods of various architectural manuscripts.

Duration: 3 hours