Kirche am Lietzensee

The five-sided church structure stands on the western slope of Lietzensee, featuring an asymmetrically divided wall that shields the glass entrance from the street.

The current building, completed in 1959, replaced a timber-framed church that was completely destroyed during World War II on the same location.

The church interior displays a metal and colored glass cross above the altar, representing the intersection of modern design with religious symbolism.

The church hall accommodates 700 visitors and includes community rooms and a sacristy built into the hillside beneath the main structure.

The Karl Schuke organ, installed in 1963, contains 2,134 pipes across 34 registers, controlled through three manuals and pedals.

Location: Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf

Architects: Paul Baumgarten

Architectural style: modern architecture

Address: Herbartstraße 4–6 14057 14057

GPS coordinates: 52.50430,13.28720

Latest update: March 6, 2025 18:44