Architects and practices · The Vandelay collection
Ernst Sagebiel
Take a closer look at Detlev-Rohwedder-Haus in Berlin. This page focuses on one documented work credited to Ernst Sagebiel.
1 building in this collection · 1 city · 1 country
- Featured work
- Detlev-Rohwedder-Haus
- Architectural themes
- Nazi neoclassicism
Architectural context
About Ernst Sagebiel
Ernst Sagebiel (1892–1970) was a German architect who worked under Erich Mendelsohn before becoming one of the Third Reich's principal architects. The catalogue features the Detlev-Rohwedder-Haus in Berlin — originally the Reich Aviation Ministry (1936), it is the largest surviving example of Nazi neoclassicism. The building's stripped-classical facade and monumental scale were designed to project state authority. After reunification, it became the Federal Ministry of Finance.
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Cities with documented works credited to Ernst Sagebiel. Counts refer to this collection; links open the broader city guides.
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Berlin
1 buildingStart with Detlev-Rohwedder-Haus.
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Before you explore
- Is this a complete list of works?
- No. This is Vandelay’s selected collection of 1 building credited to Ernst Sagebiel. The catalogue includes collaborations and does not represent a complete body of work.
- Can I visit the buildings?
- A listing does not guarantee that interiors are open to visitors. Check the venue’s official website for access, opening hours and booking requirements.
- How can I correct a credit or suggest a work?
- Contact us with the building’s name and a reliable source for the attribution or detail you would like us to review.
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