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Hansaviertel

The collection of images offers a glimpse into the iconic Hansaviertel district of Berlin, renowned for its modernist architectural style and rich historical significance. Developed after the Second World War between 1955 and 1960, it includes buildings designed by Walter Gropius, Le Corbusier, Alvar Aalto and Oscar Niemeyer, among others. This district stands as a testament to the innovative spirit of post-war urban planning and design.

Through these photographs, viewers are transported to the heart of this urban corner, where sleek lines and innovative design merge seamlessly with lush greenery. Each image captures the essence of Hansaviertel’s post-war redevelopment, while inviting exploration and appreciation of this architectural gem in the International Style, nestled within the vibrant cityscape of Berlin.

Posterior view of an apartment complex in Hansaviertel, Berlin.Wide angle image of an apartment building in Hansaviertel, Berlin.Picture depicting a high-rise apartment building at the Siegmunds Hof near S Tiergarten, Berlin.Wide angle image captured during sunset of the St. Ansgar church situated in Hansaviertel, Berlin.Anterior view of the U Hansaviertel station entrance.Front view of a residential building with commercial spaces at the ground floor near U Hansaplatz, Berlin.Front view of an apartment complex obscured by autumn trees with a scooter in the foreground near Hansaviertel, Berlin.Lateral view of an apartment building in a modern architecture style in Hansaviertel, Berlin.Wide angle view of a small apartment building near Hansaviertel, Berlin.Image of the Hansa library during the blue hour.Photo of the Spree riverside taken from the Wullenwebersteg during blue hour.A high-rise apartment complex rises above the trees near S Bellevue in Berlin.Detail image of an entrance to an apartment building in Hansaviertel, Berlin.Detail of some modernist architecture elements on an apartment building in Hansaviertel, Berlin.

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