@plattenbauberlin.bsky.social
A celebration of post-war residential architecture in Berlin.
@plattenbauberlin.bsky.socialReposted by @plattenbauberlin.bsky.socialHighlight of the skyline.
@plattenbauberlin.bsky.socialHighlight of the skyline.
@plattenbauberlin.bsky.socialSymmetrical balconies.
@plattenbauberlin.bsky.socialOrthogonality.
@plattenbauberlin.bsky.socialShades of Blue.
@plattenbauberlin.bsky.socialOrange highlights.
@plattenbauberlin.bsky.socialView from the edge of the city.
@plattenbauberlin.bsky.socialBalconies in early Autumn (the yellow version).
@plattenbauberlin.bsky.socialBalconies in early Autumn (the aqua version).
@plattenbauberlin.bsky.socialPixel logic.
@plattenbauberlin.bsky.socialThe addresses, dates, and architects / building types all appear in the book ‘Plattenbau Berlin’ (see link below). The building above was designed by a collective led by Wilfried Stallknecht and Hermann Henselmann, and built in 1968–70.
@plattenbauberlin.bsky.socialVanishing point.
@plattenbauberlin.bsky.socialHarmonised with the sky.
@plattenbauberlin.bsky.socialGentle curve at the former Leninplatz.
@plattenbauberlin.bsky.socialSunflower point block.
@plattenbauberlin.bsky.socialRational ideals.
@plattenbauberlin.bsky.socialBeautiful! I visited there when I was in Hamburg last year…
@plattenbauberlin.bsky.socialOutside the curve.
@plattenbauberlin.bsky.socialBalconies for all.
@plattenbauberlin.bsky.socialA moment of serenity in Marzahn.
