Heinrich Schweitzer was a German architect who designed the Lentze Settlement in Berlin — a Heimatstil residential development that draws on regional building traditions: steep roofs, natural materials, and a village-like layout that contrasts with the industrial modernism being built elsewhere in the city.
Heinrich Schweitzer
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Lentze settlement
Berlin
Heimatstil
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- How many buildings by Heinrich Schweitzer are in the guide?
- The guide features 1 building by Heinrich Schweitzer across 1 city in 1 country.
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- Buildings by Heinrich Schweitzer can be found in Berlin (1).
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- Heinrich Schweitzer's work spans Heimatstil.
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