Christi Auferstehung

The church building features an irregular polygonal shape constructed with reddish brick and concrete, including a slender spiral stair tower at its northwest corner.

Built between 1968 and 1970, this church replaced an earlier structure from 1934 that sustained severe damage during a 1944 bombing and required demolition.

The interior spaces incorporate curving walls and dedicated areas for liturgical activities, supported by concrete columns that lead to a vaulted ceiling above the altar.

Located at the end of a small canal lined with mature trees, the church provides a central gathering space for the religious community established in 1920.

Dark blood-red windows filter natural light into the interior while perforated brick walls create patterns that enhance both acoustics and visual appearance.

Location: Lindenthal

Inception: 1968

Architects: Gottfried Böhm

GPS coordinates: 50.93520,6.91652

Latest update: March 2, 2025 22:43