St. Matthäus Church, Berlin

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St. Matthäus Church in Berlin is a 19th-century Protestant church in the Kulturforum area, best known as a prominent example of architect Friedrich August Stüler’s work.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 19th-century church
Protestant church
church building
architect Friedrich August Stüler
architecturalStyle Neoclassical architecture
Rundbogenstil
linked to: Neo-Romanesque
completionDate 1846
coordinateLocation 52.509° N, 13.366° E
country Germany
denomination Evangelical Church in Germany
Protestantism
diocese Evangelical Church of Berlin-Brandenburg-Silesian Upper Lusatia
hasFunction concert venue
parish church
hasOrgan pipe organ
hasTower church tower
heritageDesignation listed building in Berlin
heritageStatus protected monument
inception 1840s
locatedIn Berlin
Kulturforum
Mitte
Tiergarten
materialUsed brick
namedAfter Saint Matthew
linked to: Apostle Matthew
partOf Kulturforum Berlin
linked to: Kulturforum
proximityTo Berlin Philharmonie
Neue Nationalgalerie
Potsdamer Platz
religiousAffiliation Protestant Church of Berlin-Brandenburg-Silesian Upper Lusatia
roofMaterial copper
significantFor 19th-century Protestant church architecture in Berlin
example of Friedrich August Stüler’s work
usedFor art exhibitions
cultural events
religious services

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Friedrich August Stüler notableWork St. Matthäus Church, Berlin