12 August 2021
Architecture in Berlin: A Walk through History
This course gives a wide overview of the development of public and private architecture in Berlin during the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries.
Seven walking tours to historically significant buildings and sites are included (Unter den Linden, Gendarmenmarkt, New Housing Estates, Chancellory, Potsdamer Platz, Holocaust Memorial etc.). The course aims to offer a deeper understanding of the interdependence of Berlin’s architecture and the city’s social and political structures. It considers Berlin as a model for the highways and by-ways of a European capital in modern times.
Course leader
Dr. Gernot Weckherlin
Target group
The course addresses students of any subject, especially History of Art, Architecture and related subjects, such as History, Design or Fine Arts. An elementary knowledge of architecture and architectural history is welcome but not necessary. More advanced students or those interested in a particular field can - on request - be given special assistance and further material for self-study.
Credits info
5 EC
ECTS-credits
Grading:
- 30% Attendance and participation
- 30% Midterm exam
- 40% Final exam
Fee info
EUR 1100: course fee
EUR 250: program fee
Early registration discount: -50€ (until May 22, 2021)
Scholarships
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