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FACT BERLIN 2026 — Últimos cupos

Berlín no se visita.
Berlín se mira.
Durante seis días vamos a trabajar sobre la arquitectura moderna donde realmente ocurre: en obra, en escala real, en contacto directo con su estructura, su lógica y su forma.
Desde Hansaviertel hasta la Neue Nationalgalerie de Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, pasando por la Berliner Philharmonie de Hans Scharoun, construiremos una mirada precisa sobre la ciudad como archivo.
El viaje continúa en Bauhaus Dessau de Walter Gropius, donde arquitectura, industria y pedagogía se funden en un solo sistema.
Esto no es turismo.
Es formación en arquitectura, arte y construcción.
Es aprender a mirar con rigor.
No necesitas ser arquitecto.
Sí necesitas interés real por comprender cómo se construye el mundo.
Grupo reducido.
Programa curado con precisión.
Menos de un mes para comenzar.
Escríbenos un DM y accede al programa completo.
FACT BERLIN 2026 — Last spots available

Berlin is not visited.
Berlin is observed.

For six days, we will work on modern architecture where it actually happens: on site, at full scale, in direct contact with its structure, its logic, and its form.

From Hansaviertel to the Neue Nationalgalerie by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, and the Berliner Philharmonie by Hans Scharoun, we will construct a precise way of seeing the city as a built archive.

The journey continues in Bauhaus Dessau by Walter Gropius, where architecture, industry, and pedagogy converge into a single system.

This is not tourism.
It is training in architecture, art, and construction.
It is learning how to observe with rigor.

You don’t need to be an architect.
You need a genuine interest in understanding how the world is built.

Limited group.
Precisely curated program.
Less than one month to begin.

DM us for full program access.

Baukunst Academy
A school in motion.

FACT Berlin 2026 is an international field-based program organized by Baukunst Academy.

It is not a tour. It is a structured, on-site learning experience focused on modern architecture in Berlin and Dessau. The program brings together architects, developers, artists, and professionals to study canonical works directly in situ, using observation as a primary tool.

Over six days (May 18–23, 2026), participants engage in a precisely curated itinerary that includes key sites such as the Hansaviertel, the Neue Nationalgalerie, and the Bauhaus Dessau. The program examines architecture through its structural, spatial, and ideological dimensions, particularly in the postwar context.

FACT stands for Field Architecture Culture Trip, but its core purpose goes beyond the acronym: it is a methodology to learn how to see architecture with rigor, precision, and critical awareness.

In short:
FACT Berlin 2026 is a moving school — an intensive architectural experience built on direct observation, disciplinary knowledge, and shared analysis in one of the most significant architectural contexts in the world.