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Martin Wagner

Take a closer look at Horseshoe settlement in Berlin. This page focuses on one documented work credited to Martin Wagner.

1 building in this collection · 1 city · 1 country

Featured work
Horseshoe settlement
Architectural themes
Neues Bauen · Bauhaus · Modernist
Also credited in the catalogue
Bruno Taut
Horseshoe settlement, Berlin
Horseshoe settlement Berlin

Architectural context

About Martin Wagner

Martin Wagner (1885–1957) was a German architect and urban planner who served as Berlin's city building councillor (Stadtbaurat) during the Weimar Republic. The catalogue holds 1 of his works: the Horseshoe Settlement (Hufeisensiedlung) in Berlin, designed with Bruno Taut — a Neues Bauen and Bauhaus-influenced social housing estate whose horseshoe-shaped plan around a central pond became one of the defining images of Weimar-era Modernist urbanism. It is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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Is this a complete list of works?
No. This is Vandelay’s selected collection of 1 building credited to Martin Wagner. The catalogue includes collaborations and does not represent a complete body of work.
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