Berlin Also credited: Peter Pfankuch, Hermann Fehling.
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Berlin Also credited: Peter Pfankuch, Hermann Fehling.
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Berlin Also credited: Hermann Fehling.
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Daniel Gogel was a German architect who, in partnership with Hermann Fehling, created a series of expressive Modernist buildings in Berlin. The catalogue holds 2 of their joint works.
Paul Gerhardt Church is a Modernist sacred building where structure and light shape the experience of worship. The House for Research (Max Planck Institute for Human Development) applies the same spatial principles to academic architecture. The Fehling + Gogel partnership produced buildings whose rational structure generates unexpectedly dramatic interior spaces.
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