Kulturzentrum Bürgergarten Templin

The Kulturzentrum Bürgergarten features a distinctive hyperbolic shell roof spanning 20.5 meters square with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Lake Templin.

Originally built as a hotel and restaurant in 1855, the structure underwent multiple transformations, including serving as a wartime warehouse before becoming a cultural center.

The center maintains a year-round schedule of cinema screenings, theatrical performances, art exhibitions, and concerts, attracting 30,000 visitors annually.

After renovations in 2017, the building expanded its facilities to include a modern event hall, cinema space, and additional areas for community activities.

The building represents one of architect Ulrich Müther's concrete shell structures, demonstrating innovative engineering techniques from the 1970s.

Location: Templin

Architects: Ulrich Müther

GPS coordinates: 53.12095,13.49218

Latest update: March 6, 2025 18:32