St. Dominicus, Modern Catholic church in Gropiusstadt, Germany.
St. Dominicus is a modern Catholic church in Gropiusstadt featuring a distinctive tent-shaped concrete structure. The clean geometric design and large windows create a bright interior with plenty of natural light throughout the space.
The church was built between 1975 and 1977 by architects Hans Schädel and Hermann Jünemann. It was created during the post-war period to serve the growing Catholic population in Neukölln.
The church functions as a gathering place for the local Catholic community and hosts various neighborhood events throughout the year. It serves as a social hub where residents connect beyond regular worship.
The church is located at Lipschitzallee 74, directly beside Lipschitzallee subway station, making it easily accessible by public transport. Visitors can reach it conveniently from anywhere in the city.
The church installed solar panels on its roof in 2002, receiving international recognition for its environmental commitment. This made it a pioneer in combining renewable energy with religious architecture.
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