Dieter Hundertmark was a Berlin architect who, together with Horst Grünberg, designed Haus Grashof in Berlin — a Brutalist building whose raw concrete forms are characteristic of the institutional architecture built in West Berlin during the 1960s and 1970s.
Dieter Hundertmark
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Haus Grashof
Berlin
Brutalist
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