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Berlin IBA Housing: Architecture Germany

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post updated 25 January 2026

IBA Housing, Berlin, Germany

Date built: 1980s

IBA Neubau – controlled by J.P.Kleihues
IBA Altbau – controlled by H.W.Hämer

International Bauaustelling 1987 – mostly Rationalist style buildings

post updated 20 May 2024

Berlin IBA Buildings

Key IBA Blocks

Charlottenstrasse 96-98
Date built: 1987
Design: John Hedjuk Architect

Haus Am Checkpoint Charlie, Friedrichstraße 43, Kreuzberg
Date built: 1990
Design: Rem Koolhaas Architect / OMA

Checkpoint Charlie Building

Dessauer Strasse (south side)
Date built: 1987
Design: Zaha Hadid Architects

photo © Adrian Welch

Housing, Berlin
Date built: 1987
Design: Giorgio Grassi

Housing, Berlin
Date built: 1987
Design: Rob Krier Architect

Housing, Kochstrasse
Date built: 1987
Design: Peter Eisenmann Architect

Housing, Lützowstrasse
Date built: 1987
Design: Gregotti Associati with Walter A. Noebel

Housing, Lützowstrasse
Date built: 1987
Design: Peter Cook + Christine Hawley with Hinrich & Inken Baller

photo © Adrian Welch
Lützowstrasse Housing

Housing, Rauchstrasse
Date built: 1987
Design: Aldo Rossi

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International Bauaustelling 1957 – mostly Modernist style buildings

Hansaviertel Buildings
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Design: various architects – Aalto, Gropius, Niemeyer

Another IBA Building on e-architect:

2 Apr 2013
SOFT HOUSE, Hamburg
Design: KVA Matx

photo from architect
IBA Hamburg House

Location: Charlottenstrasse, Berlin, Germany.

Berlin Architecture

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24 May 2018
Arcs and Squares Housing, Mitte
Design: TCHOBAN VOSS Architekten

photo © Nils Koenning
This new Berlin residential development was created on a former gap site between Alte Schönhauser Straße and Rückerstraße.

1 Mar 2017
Ackerstrasse 29 in Berlin-Mitte
Design: Tchoban Voss Architekten

photograph © Werner Huthmacher
The new five-storey high residential building is part of a vivid and varied cultural area of Berlin-Mitte.