St. Agnes: Brutalist Church to Art Gallery in Berlin
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FAQ
Why was the St. Agnes church closed?
The church was deconsecrated in 2005 due to a significant decline in the number of parishioners and rising operational costs. Religious services had already ceased in 2004.
Who designed St. Agnes?
The original church and parish center were designed by the German architect Werner Düttmann between 1964 and 1967. The 2015 conversion into an art gallery was undertaken by architect Arno Brandlhuber.
What is St. Agnes used for now?
Today, St. Agnes is a cultural center, most famously housing the König Galerie for contemporary art. The complex also includes a café, an architectural firm, a publisher, and other cultural entities.
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