Hans Karl Eduard von Berlepsch-Valendas (31 December 1849, St. Gallen – 17 August 1921, Munich) was a Swiss architect, designer, writer and painter.

His father, Hermann Alexander (1813–1883) was a liberal bookseller and writer who had come to Switzerland from Göttingen during the German Revolutions.

In 1910, he put forward some communitarian designs for workers' housing and temporary settlements at a development in Ramersdorf-Perlach.

At his estate in Planegg, he established a "Schule für Malerei und Dekorative Kunst" (School for painting and decorative art).

[1] His sister, Maria Goswina von Berlepsch [de], was a popular writer and publisher.