Das Treppenhaus. / 17.08.2018
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Das Treppenhaus. / 17.08.2018
Former Australian Embassy to the GDR (1972) in Berlin, Germany, by Horst Bauer
Cafe Moskau by Josep Kaiser and Horst Bauer (1964) is a glorious example of Soviet post-war architecture on Karl-Marx Allee, Berlin, featuring a mosaic by Bert Heller, ‘From the life of the peoples of the Soviet Union’, custom typography by Klaus Wittkugel and a sculpture of Sputnik.
Cafe Moskau stands opposite an equally stupefying construction, Kino International. Although it is now owned by an events agency, in its post-Wall glory it operated as a techno club and gay/lesbian bar.
1961-64 Café Moskau | Architects: Josef Kaiser & Horst Bauer | Berlin, Germany
The large mosaic at the entrance is by painter Bert Heller. The Sputnik in original size was a gift from the Ambassador of the USSR. The sign lettering on the roof was designed by the graphic artist Klaus Witt. - Via: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5