The former church on Feurigstraße in Berlin-Schöneberg was converted into housing, providing an example of a disused religious building being adapted for residential use. The conversion was completed in 2021 and created eight owner-occupied apartments in the former church building.1
The source article presents the project alongside other Berlin church conversions, as the city and religious institutions consider new uses for church property. It does not identify the Feurigstraße project’s developer, architect, founding date, or further details of the conversion.1 Other published accounts identify Bürgerstadt AG as the developer and describe the wider scheme as including a new-build element, but those details are not stated in the researched article.57
The project’s role in the wider discussion is practical: it illustrates how a former church can contribute housing after its religious use ends. The article does not provide information about the building’s earlier history or architectural features.1