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Hermann Brenner

Hermann Brenner was a German architect and engineer who, together with Werner Deutschmann, designed specialised industrial research facilities in Berlin. The catalogue holds 2 of his works.

The Tailspin Wind Tunnel (Trudelturm) and the Sound-Insulated Engine Test Bench are both located on the former German Aviation Research Institute site in Berlin-Adlershof. These Functionalist structures — designed purely to serve their technical purpose — are outstanding examples of industrial architecture where engineering requirements produce compelling architectural form.

Architecture at a Glance

2 buildings 1 city 1 country 3 styles

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Notable Works

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Architectural Styles

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many buildings by Hermann Brenner are in the guide?
The guide features 2 buildings by Hermann Brenner across 1 city in 1 country.
Where can I find buildings by Hermann Brenner?
Buildings by Hermann Brenner can be found in Berlin (2).
What architectural styles define Hermann Brenner's work?
Hermann Brenner's work spans Industrial , Functionalist, Facility.
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