Denmark Copenhagen
1 buildingStart with Copenhill | Amager Bakke.
Explore High-tech in CopenhagenThe Vandelay collection · Germany
Take a closer look at Internationales Congress Centrum Berlin by Ursulina Schüler-Witte, Ralf Schüler. This is the documented example in our High-tech collection for Berlin.
1 building in this collection
The local context
Berlin's 3 High-tech buildings make structure and services visible as the primary architectural language. Ralf Schüler and Ursulina Schüler-Witte's Internationales Congress Centrum — with its exposed aluminium cladding, visible structural trusses, and plug-in services — is the most ambitious High-tech building in Germany, a machine-age counterpart to the Centre Pompidou.
Renzo Piano's Potsdamer Platz complex contributes two entries: the Potsdamer Platz Arkaden and the Debis-Haus (now Atrium Tower), both using terracotta cladding, visible steel structure, and carefully articulated service cores. Piano's approach at Potsdamer Platz is High-tech tempered by urbanity — buildings that expose their construction logic while forming coherent street walls and public spaces.
Beyond this collection
Read the general High-tech guide for architectural context and examples from other cities. For a broader view of Berlin, explore the city’s other buildings and architectural themes.
Continue exploring this architecture elsewhere. Each count refers to buildings tagged High-tech in Vandelay.
Denmark Start with Copenhill | Amager Bakke.
Explore High-tech in Copenhagen
France Start with The Centre Pompidou.
Explore High-tech in ParisCounts show their documented High-tech buildings in Berlin. The links open each architect’s wider collection.
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