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Falkenberg Garden City

Falkenberg garden city, Berlin
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Falkenberg garden city, Berlin

  • year of construction / construction time 1913 — 1916
  • architect Bruno Taut

  • year of construction / construction time 1992 — 2002
  • architect Brenne Gesellschaft von Architekten mbH

  • year of construction / construction time 2001 — 2018

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Also known as: Tuschkastensiedlung, Berlin Modernism Housing Estate

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  • UNESCO world heritage site

Contact and opening hours

Address

Gartenstadt Falkenberg
Am Falkenberg 116
12524 Berlin

Opening hours

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Falkenberg garden city, Berlin
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Falkenberg garden city, Berlin
Falkenberg garden city
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Falkenberg garden city

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