Pergamonmuseum
Conceived for monumental archaeological architecture, the Pergamonmuseum stages history through space. A sequence of grand halls, controlled light, and restrained form create a dignified museum setting.

Architecture as a Frame for History
The Pergamonmuseum was conceived to accommodate large-scale architectural artifacts, requiring generous spaces and controlled lighting. Its monumental form reflects the importance of the collections within.
Spatial Experience
Visitors move through a sequence of grand halls, each carefully proportioned to present ancient structures in a dignified and immersive way. The architecture supports storytelling through space.
Enduring Presence
As one of Berlin’s most visited museums, the Pergamonmuseum demonstrates how architecture can serve as a neutral yet powerful backdrop for cultural heritage.


















