List of cultural monuments in Berlin-Friedrichsfelde

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Location of Friedrichsfelde in Berlin

The list of cultural monuments of Friedrichsfelde includes the cultural monuments of the Berlin district of Friedrichsfelde in the Lichtenberg district .

Monument areas (ensembles)

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09040145	Alfred-Kowalke-Straße 4, 16, 30–39A, 40A – 42 Am Tierpark 28/29 ( location )	Friedrichsfelde village green For architectural monuments see: Alfred-Kowalke-Straße 16; 34; 39
			Further components of the ensemble:
			09040146 - Alfred-Kowalke-Straße 31, Protestant church , 1950–1952 by Herbert Erbs
			09040147 - Alfred-Kowalke-Straße, memorial column ( Prussian column ), 1876 by Thié, replica 1991 by the Schulz company
			09040148 - Alfred-Kowalke-Strasse, war memorial, 1922
			09040149 - Alfred-Kowalke-Straße 3/4 , laboratory building of the Institute for Comparative Pathology, 1957–1958 by the design office of the German Academy of Sciences in Berlin , P. Henning and Karl
			09040152 - Alfred-Kowalke-Straße 30 : The southeast wing along A.-Kowalke-Straße was built in 1871 as a girls' school for the Friedrichsfelde community and was initially two-storey. Around 1900 the school house was extended. The north wing was added around 1920, for which a gardener's house had been demolished before 1910; For many years it had the address Schloßstraße 4. With its completion in good structural adaptation to the school building, the school moved into a new building on the neighboring property, became the 28th elementary school and was given the address Wilhelmstraße 29b. From then on, the vacant corner house served as the seat of various municipal offices; it was referred to as a town house . During the Nazi era , the town house housed the police and other offices as well as an air raid shelter. It was used for administrative units until the fall of the Berlin Wall . After the Senate's demolition plans became known, the indignant public succeeded in having the house listed . It has been offered for sale by the Liegenschaftsfonds since the 2010s.	School until 1921, then town house for the Lichtenberg district School building on the neighboring property, demolished in 2014, not a monument
			09040155 - Alfred-Kowalke-Straße 38 , tenement house and restaurant, around 1880
			09040157 - Alfred-Kowalke-Straße 40A , community center, around 1880
			09040158 - Alfred-Kowalke-Straße 41 , tenement house including passage and staircase, around 1890
			09040159 - Alfred-Kowalke-Straße 42 , tenement house, around 1890
			09040150 - Am Tierpark 28, rectory and parish hall around 1875 The original parish hall was converted into Café Kick after 1990 .
			Former part of the ensemble :
			unknown - Alfred-Kowalke-Straße 35, tenement house and restaurant, around 1890. No longer included in the Berlin monument database of the 21st century. The house is included in the overall system (30–39A).Ensemble Anger
			Not a constituent part of the ensemble : Alfred-Kowalke-Straße 39A, residential building, around 1995
09040164	Am Tierpark 9, 41	Tierpark Berlin-Friedrichsfelde for the entire complex see: At Tierpark 39, 41, Friedrichsfelde Castle Monuments see: At Tierpark 39, 41, Alfred-Brehm-Haus, cafeteria, snack in the children's animal park , shelter and bird hall, pavilion on the Lennéhügel Garden monuments see: At the Tierpark 39.41, former Friedrichsfelde Palace Park, children's animal park	Zoo grounds with promenade and sculptures, buildings and the corresponding designed open spaces, 1954–1989 by the VEB Berlin project with the design collectives Heinz Graffunder and Editha Bendig
			Components of the ensemble:
			09040165 - Two groups of lions, 1892–1897 by August Gaul and August Kraus in front of the Alfred Brehm House The groups come from the earlier Kaiser Wilhelm monument created by Reinhold Begas at the Schloss Freiheit in Berlin-Mitte . So they are not directly related to the zoo.
			09040166 - Sprea , 1898 by Jeremias Christensen
			09040167 - Bear, 1910 by Georg Wrba The bronze sculpture stands on the edge of the playground at the children's zoo.
			09040168 - billy goat, 1928 by Renée Sintenis ; not established since at least 2009.	Image of the artist with model vom Bock in 1927 on tagesspiegel.de
			09040169 - Eva , 1933 by Fritz Klimsch
			09040171 - Bison, 1961 by Dietrich Rohde The oversized bronze sculpture stands in front of the park on the street Am Tierpark.
			09080641 - Promenade path with sculptures, lounge areas and green spaces, 1954–1962 by the Editha Bendig design collective with Oskar Köster
			09080642 - Kronenhirsch, 1937 by Johannes Darsow
			09080643 - Gelada monkey, 1926 by Max Esser
			09080644 - Donkey foal wedging out, 1936 by Hans Steffen
			09080645 - Peter Joseph Lenné, 1964 by Senta Baldamus
			09080646 - Foal group, 1956 by Heinrich Drake
			09080647 - Highland bull , 1956 by Heinrich Drake
			09080648 - Crouching bear, approx. 1958 by Gerhard Liebhold after a model by Heidi Geidel
			09080649 - Fuchs, 1966 by Stephan Horota
			09080650 - Capricorn, by Vladimir Kostoval
			09080651 - Mantelpavian, 1967 by Ernst Curt Lenk
			09080652 - Orangutan family, 1967 by Walter Lerche based on a model by Wassilij Alexejewitsch Watagin
			09080653 - Penguins, from Walter Lerche
			09080654 - Musk ox herd , 1961 by Wilhelm Löber
			09080655 - Giant deer, 1961 by Erich Oehme
			09080656 - Saber-toothed cat, 1964 by Erich Oehme
			09080657 - Elephant, approx. 1967 by Werner Richter
			09080658 - Standing bear, 1966 by Gerhard Thieme
			09080659 - 6 elephants lying down, unknown artist
			Former part of the ensemble:
			09040170 - Striding tiger, 1936 by Philipp Harth

Monument areas (entire facilities)

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09040162	Am Tierpark 39, 41 Zoo grounds ( location )	Friedrichsfelde Castle	1695 by Johann Arnold Nering , reconstruction in 1719 by Martin Heinrich Böhme (see ensemble Am Tierpark 39, 41 and garden monument Am Tierpark 39, 41)
			Former kitchen building
			Entrance gate to the palace complex
09040193	Archenholdstrasse 56–86 Bietzkestrasse 6–12, Delbrückstrasse 9–15, Marie-Curie-Allee 62–90 ( location )	Sonnenhof	Housing estate, built in 1926/1927 by Erwin Anton Gutkind
			Open spaces in the courtyard and front gardens
09040195	Friedenhorster Strasse 5–8 Ontarioseestrasse 2–14, Splanemannstrasse 3–10, 11–17, 18–21 ( location )	Group of houses with front gardens	Large panel construction, 1926/1927 by Wilhelm Primke
			Front gardens
09040196	Kraetkestraße 2–41 Ribbecker Straße 26–28, 34–68 Rummelsburger Straße 22–38, Zachertstraße 49–63, 52, 56–62 ( location )	Erlenhof, Pappelhof and Ulmenhof: residential complexes with front gardens, streets and paths	1929–1931 by Jacobus Goettel (see garden monument Kraetkestrasse 3–41)
			Front gardens, streets and paths
09040197	Lincolnstrasse 3–7, 9–18, 20–36, 42–64 Bietzkestrasse 19–29, Eggersdorfer Strasse 23–43, Einbecker Strasse 56, 60, Zachertstrasse 19, 20–28 ( location )	Residential complex	1926/1927 by Mebes & Emmerich, partial reconstruction in 1951
			Front gardens and avenue of chestnuts
09040187	Marzahner Chaussee ( location )	Friedrichsfelde community cemetery	Cemetery chapel, 1781
			Hereditary funerals

Architectural monuments

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09040151	Alfred-Kowalke-Strasse 16 ( location )	Residential building	around 1880 (see Ensemble Alfred-Kowalke-Straße 34 ...)
09040153	Alfred-Kowalke-Strasse 34 ( location )	former inspector's house	around 1835 (see Ensemble Alfred-Kowalke-Straße 3–4 ...)
09040156	Alfred-Kowalke-Strasse 39 ( location )	Residential building	around 1880 (see Ensemble Alfred-Kowalke-Straße 34 ...)
09040206	Am Tierpark 39, 41 Zoo grounds ( location )	Alfred Brehm House	1956–63 by the Heinz Graffunder design collective (see Ensemble Am Tierpark 39, 41)
			Open-air enclosures and open space designs
09040204	Am Tierpark 39, 41 Zoo grounds ( location )	Cafeteria at the llama meadows	Snack bar, 1957–63 by the Heinz Graffunder design collective (see Ensemble Am Tierpark 39, 41)
			Sculpture jewelry
			Open space design
09040202	Am Tierpark 39, 41 Zoo grounds ( location )	Hereditary funeral of the von Treskow family
09040205	Am Tierpark 39, 41 Zoo grounds ( location )	Memorial "Camp Wuhlheide"	around 1980
09040201	Am Tierpark 39, 41 Zoo grounds ( location )	Snack bar, pergola and ice pavilion in the children's animal park	1956–57 by the Heinz Graffunder design collective (see Ensemble Am Tierpark 39, 41 and garden monument Am Tierpark 39, 41, children's zoo)
09040203	Am Tierpark 39, 41 Zoo grounds ( location )	Pavilion on the Lenné Hill	around 1960 by the design collective Heinz Graffunder (see ensemble Am Tierpark 39, 41 and garden monument Am Tierpark 39, 41, former castle park)
09080660	Am Tierpark 39, 41 Zoo grounds ( location )	Shelter and bird hall with designed green area	1954–56 by the Heinz Graffunder design collective with Lothar Köhler
09040213	Ontarioseestraße 17 ( location )	Hall complex of the former Triftweg II / Friedrichsfelde waterworks, Sewanstrasse	1912
09040214	Rummelsburger Strasse 3 ( location )	gym	1893
09040217	Rummelsburger Strasse 71-73 ( location )	Tomb of Adolph Schlicht in the municipal cemetery	around 1910

Garden monuments

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09045897	At the zoo ( location )	former Friedrichsfelde Palace Park	North parterre, first pleasure garden in 1695 by Johann Arnold Nering , later changes; As-built plan 1767 by Christoph Friedrich Reichnow, restoration 1986/1987
			South ground floor: Remnants of the landscape garden with axis and canal system, from 1822 by Peter Joseph Lenné , restoration from 1955 by Editha Bendig (see ensemble Am Tierpark 39, 41, complete complex at Am Tierpark 39, 41 and monument at Am Tierpark 39, 41)
09046614	Am Tierpark 39, 41 Zoo grounds ( location )	Zoo grounds	Tierpark, 1954–1959 by VEB Berlin-Projekt, design collective Heinz Graffunder with Lothar Köhler and design collective Editha Bendig with Oskar Köster (see ensemble Am Tierpark 39, 41 and monument Am Tierpark 39, 41)
			Children's animal park of the Berlin-Friedrichsfelde zoo
09045900	Kraetkestrasse 3–41 ( location )	Open spaces in the Ulmenhof residential complex	around 1930 (see overall system at Kraetkestrasse 2–41), Ribbecker Strasse 34–68, Rummelsburger Strasse 22–30, Zachertstrasse 56–62

Former monuments

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09040208 (deleted)	Einbecker Strasse 45 ( location )	Tenement house	around 1880; Demolition between 2006 and 2008	Image wanted
09040176 (deleted)	Einbecker Strasse 74, 78 ( location )	Tenement houses	Components of the ensemble:
			09040177 (deleted) - Einbecker Straße 74, tenement house (coach house), around 1880; Demolition 2015 The building was sold to a private person who had committed to renovating the monument in an urban development contract, but did not keep it. In 2013, an application for demolition and redevelopment was therefore submitted to the Lichtenberg district office. The demolition permit was made dependent on the fact that a new building was based on the area and height of the coach houses.
			09040178 (deleted) - Einbecker Straße 78, tenement house (coach house), around 1880; Demolition 2015 See above

See also

• List of streets and squares in Berlin-Friedrichsfelde
• List of natural monuments in the Lichtenberg district

Web links

Commons : Cultural monuments in Berlin-Friedrichsfelde  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• Monument database of the state of Berlin
• List of monuments of the State of Berlin ( PDF file (PDF) 2.71 MB)  ( page no longer available )

Individual evidence

1. ^ Friedrichsfelde community . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1910, Part V, Friedrichsfelde with Karlshorst, p. 208. “Gemeindemädchenschule”.
2. ↑ Representation of the red corner building fotowiesel.de; accessed on October 21, 2015.
3. ^ Authorities, churches . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1927, Part III; 17. Lichtenberg, p. 114.
4. ↑ Elementary and auxiliary schools, 17th Lichtenberg . In: Berliner Adreßbuch , 1925, Part III, p. 146. “5. Auxiliary school ".
5. ↑ Exposé on the architectural monument A.-Kowalke-Str. 30 ( Memento of March 4, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) (PDF), accessed on October 20, 2015.
6. ^ ^{A b} Sylva Brösicke-Istok, Gabriela Ivan, Romy Köcher, Hans Schlegel: sculptures, monuments, fountains in Berlin . Catalog 1993, Lichtenberg district / Luisenstädtischer Bildungsverein, Berlin 1993, ISBN 3-89542-012-3 , p. 47.

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