List of architectural monuments in Derendorf

The list of architectural monuments in Derendorf contains the listed buildings in the area of Düsseldorf-Derendorf , district 1, in North Rhine-Westphalia . These architectural monuments are entered in the monuments list of the city of Düsseldorf; The basis for the admission is the Monument Protection Act North Rhine-Westphalia (DSchG NRW).

Architectural monuments

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Registered since	Monument number
more pictures	Model housing estate at the Nordfriedhof	Am Adershof 4, 6–11, Hugo-Viehoff-Straße 1–3, 7–17, Am Tannenwäldchen 1–16 map	The settlement "Am Tannenwäldchen" (at the north cemetery) was built in 1919/20 in the north of Düsseldorf as a model settlement for residential buildings built quickly and in a cost-saving manner. Well-known architects such as Josef Kleesattel , Eduard Lyonel Wehner , Franzius and Carl Krieger (1867–1957), large construction companies such as Mayss & Freytag, Dyckerhoff & Widmann , Beton- und Monierbau and the Westdeutsche Siedlungsbau GmbH were involved in its creation . The economic and financial situation at the time after the First World War was decisive for the development of the “model housing estate at Nordfriedhof”. As a result of the great shortage of building materials, attempts were made to develop new building material technologies that were supposed to replace the old, conventional building materials and thereby had to meet certain requirements, such as thermal insulation. In order to gain experience in the field of economy and replacement construction, the city of Düsseldorf built a model housing estate in 1919/1920 to test the individual systems developed by important companies. In the boundaries of the area, the development at Johannstrasse 2–20 was classified as worthy of preservation and included because it was created at the same time and in obvious coordination with the construction of the model housing estate.	1920!1919-1920	76914279325 ♠June 29, 1987	A 1051
	Cemetery chapel, tombs	Am Nordfriedhof 1 card		1883	76924046950 ♠0Oct 6, 1987	A 1076
	Tomb 75 / 1–16	Am Nordfriedhof 1 card	Grave complex of the Henkel family . The open structure, built by the architect Walter Furthmann , is reminiscent of a temple roofed over by a glass dome. In the interior there is a female figure made of white marble, a late work by the sculptor Karl Janssen , whose daughter Gerda was married to Hugo Henkel .	1906	76968605925 ♠0Dec 5, 1988	A 1166
	Tomb 75 / 40609–11	Am Nordfriedhof 1 card	Created by the tomb workshop of Johann Rittmeyer, founded in Düsseldorf in 1877.	1904	76947489250 ♠0May 2, 1988	A 1117
	Tomb 75 / 40612-14	Am Nordfriedhof 1 card	On the grave of the Franz Kanehl family in the north cemetery, a bronze female figure mourns, an urn vase in her arm. This black polished granite site was created in the workshop of the stonemason Johann Rittmeyer.	1910!circa 1910	76947489250 ♠0May 2, 1988	A 1116
	Fallen Memorial / Warrior Memorial	Am Nordfriedhof 1, field 118 card	In field 118 there is a communal grave complex for 1,179 fallen and civilian victims of the First World War with the urban war memorial by architect Hermann Goerke and sculptor Hermann Nolte .	1921!1916-1921	77981462125 ♠Jan. 13, 2015	A 1646
	Auguste Viktoria House	Blumenthalstrasse 12 map		1914!1913-1914	76905534975 ♠31 Mar 1987	A 1030
		Bülowstrasse 16, 18, 20 map	The architect Joseph Schönen designed the four-storey apartment buildings for the State Railroad Construction Association in Düsseldorf. The buildings are a good example of non-profit housing construction, which despite affordable rents did not do without an attractive design of the houses.	1926!1925-1926	76729531675 ♠27 Sep 1982	A 218
		Bülowstrasse 23 map		1928!1927-1928	76729531675 ♠27 Sep 1982	A 219
		Gravelottestraße 2 map		1910!1909-1910	76832510350 ♠May 14, 1985	A 901
more pictures	Holy Trinity	Jülicher Strasse 50 map		1892!1890-1892	76772509225 ♠0Nov 9, 1983	A 456
more pictures	Memorial axis, memorial "Three Norns"	Kaiserswerther Strasse or no. Card	At the end of the memorial axis is the memorial for the victims of National Socialism, bomb terror and war by the sculptor Jupp Rübsam from 1958, in the northwestern part of the cemetery on Danziger Strasse.	1958!1954-1958	77754388100 ♠04th Mar 2009	A 1579
		Munsterstrasse 115 map		1905	76904790775 ♠23 Mar 1987	A 1027
	former slaughterhouse	Rather Strasse 23 map		1931!1896-1899, 1930, 1931	77384148600 ♠Aug 24, 1999	A 1467
	Rheinmetall administration building	Rheinmetallallee 1, formerly Ulmenstrasse 125 map	Architect: Richard Bauer	1914	77309914650 ♠26 Sep 1997	A 1426
more pictures	Sacred Heart Church	Roßstrasse 79 map		1908!1904-1908	76747485500 ♠Feb. 28, 1983	A 322
more pictures	former officers' dining establishment	Rossstrasse 133	South of the former Ulan barracks on the site of the old imperial grove, it was built in 1895 as a dining establishment for officers ; Rich sandstone incorporation into forms of historicism; Main portal with double columns, entablature and volute top. Today the "Haus der Stiftungen NRW" (North Rhine-Westphalia Foundation for Nature Conservation, Heritage and Cultural Care) is located here.	1895!1895	77464057075 ♠19 Sep 2001	A 1499
	Research institute of the cement industry	Tannenstrasse 2 map	Administration building, architect: Ernst Neufert and Peter Neufert	1956!1954-1956	78023323375 ♠Feb. 15, 2016	A 1672
more pictures	former artillery barracks	Tannenstrasse 24a – e, 26 map	From 1890 to 1918 four types of troops were housed on the barracks of approx. 10 hectares from the Wilhelmine era between Tannenstrasse, Roßstrasse, Johannstrasse and Ulmenstrasse: Lower Rhine Infantry / Fuesilier Regiment No. 39 , Westphalian Uhlan Regiment No. 5 , Westphalian Field Artillery Regiment No. 7 ( cavalry ). Memorial plaque on the building complex on Tannenstrasse: "This is where the 3rd Lothr. Inftr. Regt. 135 Diedenhofen from 1914–1918 his second home. ”The old buildings, infantry with yellow clinker and artillery with red clinker, are all listed and have been restored from 2006 for new living space.	1890!from 1890	77464057075 ♠19 Sep 2001	A 1499
		Tannenstrasse 27 map	Architect: Franz Böhmer	1904	77813086875 ♠27 Sep 2010	A 1600
		Tannenstrasse 37 map		1903	76849813000 ♠0Nov 8, 1985	A 949
	Old Jewish Cemetery	Ulmenstrasse 187 map	The entrance gate to the old Jewish cemetery, the area of which extends all the way to Baumstrasse, is located on Ulmenstrasse. The cemetery area is overgrown, closed off, not easily visible, and as a cemetery is not recognizable from the outside. “In the entrance area was the prayer hall built in 1892 and the gardener's apartment, which were destroyed in the Second World War. To the right of the main path are the children's graves; on the left, a narrow path leads to the oldest graves in the cemetery and to the graves of the fallen soldiers of the First World War. The main path continues through the part of the cemetery that was occupied from 1877 to 1905. In the middle there are two rows of graves placed close together that have been reburied from other Düsseldorf cemeteries to form the cemetery on Ulmenstrasse. Behind it is the extension of the cemetery, the graves of which were laid from 1905 to 1922. "	1844	77557361150 ♠Jan. 30, 2004	A 1522
	six Mazewa	Ulmenstrasse, at No. 236d, Jewish cemetery section of the Nordfriedhof map	The six Jewish gravestones from the 18th century stand next to the cemetery hall and memorial of the Jewish community of the new Jewish cemetery, which is an independent part of the north cemetery of the city of Düsseldorf. Among them is the tombstone placed in 1782 for Isaac Geldern, great uncle Heinrich Heine on his mother's side , and found in 1907 when a gas pipe was laid near Kasernenstrasse.	18th century	77114097025 ♠0Sep 1 1992	A 1241
		Yorckstrasse 2-20, Bülowstrasse 25, Jülicher Strasse 100, 102, 102a map		1928!1927-1928	76729531675 ♠27 Sep 1982	A 198