- Shape and height of the building axes are given by the three joint ties. The AEG turbine factory was built in 1909, at Huttenstraße 12–16 in the Moabit district of Berlin.
- In an article on the AEG Turbine Factory written by Behrens in 1910, makes clear his intentions in the design of it
- In designing highly functional factory buildings for AEG in Berlin, Peter Behrens chose not to emphasize pure functionalism.
- The AEG turbine factory is a turning point in architectural history: architect Peter Behrens and engineer Karl Bernhard were the first to apply stylistic...
- Behrens designed and erected the AEG’s Turbine Factory for the electric company Allgemeine Elektricitäts Gesesells (AEG), located in Berlin, Germany...
- The designer Peter Behrens built this hall together with the engineer Karl Bernhard. It had to be large for production and at the same time stable for the large cranes.
- AEG Turbine Factory was one of the first companies that implement the changes that placed German industry on an international level.
- With the construction of a turbine factory for AEG in Berlin, architect Peter Behrens did away with the battlements...
- Poster by Peter Behrens for the company (AEG- year of creation 1907): A poster with a light bulb in the center.
- The AEG turbine factory in Berlin-Moabit is regarded as a leading example of modern industrial architecture.
- Title: Berlin: Turbine factory AEG. Creator: Peter Behrens, Karl Bernhard.
- Peter Behren's modernist aesthetic exemplified in the AEG Turbine Hall influenced industrial architecture for years to come.
