House Unger
The house Unger is a student residence in Berlin . The sponsor of the dormitory is the Studentenwerk Berlin, an institution under public law .
history
The former tenement house, front building with side wing, was built in 1876 according to the design of the client and master carpenter Stieber. The building complex, which extends deep into the interior of the block on the rear site with side wings and transverse buildings, was built in 1905 by the architects Breslauer & Salinger for the doctor Ernst Unger as a five-story private clinic. After the Jewish professor was banned from practicing his profession by the National Socialists , the Nazi women began to use the house in 1936. For this purpose, the architect Böttcher redesigned the front building with rows of windows and French windows in line with the National Socialist architectural concept. After the war, the Moabit hospital moved in . In 1990 the Unger house was converted into a student residence. It is now a listed building .
building
Haus Unger is divided into two separate but directly adjacent buildings, each with five floors. The student dormitories are located in the front building. In the angled rear building are the floors with the dormitory rooms and the Mole day care center on the ground floor.
Occupancy
Haus Unger has 59 single rooms , 13 double rooms , five two- and three-room apartments and seven four- to seven-room apartments. The apartments are used for shared apartments. The single and double rooms are combined into floors, which mostly share the kitchen , bathroom and toilet and thus resemble shared apartments. The “double rooms” are still such today mainly by name; they are mostly inhabited by individuals. A total of around 130 students live in Haus Unger.
Daycare mole
In addition to the student dormitory, Haus Unger also houses the Mole day care center operated by the workers' welfare organization with its own playground in the courtyard.
location
Haus Unger is located at Derfflingerstraße 21 in the Tiergarten part of Berlin's Mitte district . It is close to Kurfürstenstrasse and Nollendorfplatz and thus central to City West .
literature
- Breakfast in the elevator shaft . In: Berliner Zeitung , June 7, 2003; about the history of the house
Web links
- Entry in the Berlin State Monument List
- House Unger Studentenwerk Berlin
- Kita Mole Arbeiterwohlfahrt Berlin
- Old website about Haus Unger August 2000
Coordinates: 52 ° 30 ′ 13.4 ″ N , 13 ° 21 ′ 24.1 ″ E