Kellinghusenstrasse
The Kellinghusenstraße is a street in Hamburg-Eppendorf . It is also the name of the underground station located here . Other listed buildings can be found in the immediate vicinity. Kellinghusenstrasse is named after the former mayor of Hamburg, Heinrich Kellinghusen .
Subway station
The stop of the first line of the Hamburger Hochbahn ( ring line , today line U3 ) opened in 1912 was designed by the architects Raabe & Wöhlecke . The connecting bridge was built according to the design by Walter Puritz with the construction of the line to Jungfernstieg 1926–1931. Today, the U1 and U3 trains stop at this four-track station . According to the timetable, there is a simultaneous transition between the two lines on the same platform.
Portal over the track of the ring line
Bridge connecting the platforms
Entrance on the right,
relief by Bossard
Hall
Metro station 1912
see also: Kellinghusenstrasse underground station
Holthusenbad
The bath designed by Fritz Schumacher was opened in 1914 as the Eppendorf bathing establishment. Fritz Schumacher combined the two swimming pools and the bath tubs of the "Badeanstalt" with the registry office and a book hall (new buildings were built to replace them in the area of Kümmellstrasse and Lenhartzstrasse in the 1950s). Another special feature was the heated outdoor pool set up in 1927, which was unique in Europe at the time. The bathing establishment was then renamed Holthusenbad in 1948 on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the Hamburg waterworks. It is named after Wilhelm Holthusen (1874–1934), the longstanding (1924–1933) managing director of Hamburger Wasserwerke GmbH, which was founded in 1924. The new bath building replaced the river bath that was abandoned during the Alster canalization , the Eppendorf bathing establishment. Concrete , a material that was modern at the time of construction, is clad with decorative brick and clinker bricks arranged in ribbons . The mansard roof and ridge turrets are reminiscent of baroque models. By including a registry office and a book hall , the building served not only for hygiene and recreation, but also for education and administration. Today the Holthusenbad is part of the Bäderland Hamburg GmbH association.
Ensemble "Kellinghusenpark"
The residential buildings on Eppendorfer Landstrasse, Gustav-Leo-Strasse and Goernestrasse were built on former park lots. The rest of the Kellinghusenpark has been saved for the public. The designs come from the architects Gebrüder Gerson and R. Friedmann. The rental houses for bourgeois claims are examples of housing construction in the 1920s. The “ new building ” is combined here with brick as a material, as is typical of Hamburg.
The theater play Esther Leben from Thalia Treffpunkt was also performed here in spring 2006 .
Ensemble Heilwigstrasse
In 1923 the construction of the apartment blocks with large apartments began on Heilwigstrasse, continued on Kellinghusenstrasse with medium-sized apartments around 1925 and completed in 1936 with smaller apartments on Faaßweg based on the concept of the 1920s. The architects were Zwinscher & Peters.
Individual evidence
- ↑ Hamburger Abendblatt, edition of October 30, 1948, pages 3 and 5
- ^ Alfred Meng: History of the Hamburg water supply . Medien-Verlag Schubert, Hamburg 1993, ISBN 3-929229-15-3 .
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Coordinates: 53 ° 35 ′ 24 ″ N , 9 ° 59 ′ 30 ″ E