Kirche Zum Vaterhaus
Kirche Zum Vaterhaus, Protestant church in Baumschulenweg, Berlin, Germany
The church features a double tower front, three naves with wooden barrel vaults, and yellow-beige plastered walls in Art Nouveau style.
Architects Heinrich Reinhardt and Georg Süßenguth designed the church in 1908 as part of a larger complex including two schools and a gymnasium.
The church altar area displays paintings by Friedrich Georg William Pape and includes a memorial mosaic by Gottfried Heinersdorff beneath the gallery.
The church building contains 700 seats across its main and side naves, with an elevated altar area featuring an octagonal baptismal font.
The building complex cost 330,000 marks to construct in 1911 and survived World War II bombing, reopening after restoration in November 1949.
Location: Treptow-Köpenick
Architects: Georg Süßenguth
Official opening: November 11, 1911
Architectural style: Art Nouveau, baroque revival
Address: Baumschulenstraße 82-83
GPS coordinates: 52.46500,13.48540
Latest update: March 3, 2025 12:53
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