Hufeisensiedlung

Introduction
In the Britz district of Neukölln, the Hufeisensiedlung is a masterpiece of modernist social housing designed by Bruno Taut in the 1920s and now part of a UNESCO World Heritage listing of Berlin's housing estates. The neighbourhood wraps around a horseshoe-shaped pond, its colourful brick facades and terraced rows interwoven with generous greenery. In its day it revolutionised workers' housing with light-filled homes and humane planning, and it remains a living neighbourhood today, where a century-old avant-garde vision still shapes everyday life.
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FAQ
Any practical tips for visiting Hufeisensiedlung?
This is a functioning neighbourhood, so keep noise down and respect residents' privacy. Some show flats open by appointment; enquire with the relevant housing association ahead.





