List of architectural monuments in Golzheim (Düsseldorf)
The list of architectural monuments in Golzheim (Düsseldorf) contains the listed buildings in the area of Düsseldorf-Golzheim , 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
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Residential building | On inland water 3 | Built by the architect Carl Krieger (1867–1957), since 1906 freelance in Düsseldorf. | 1913 | Feb. 23, 1982 |
A 1 |
On inland water 5 | Architect: Paul Prack | 1911 | 27 Sep 1982 |
A 211 |
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At the inland water 7, 9, 11 | Architect: Hermann Goerke (born March 14, 1868 in Elbing; † April 13, 1943 in Düsseldorf), according to whose plans the Art Nouveau festival hall and the Bismarck tower in Landau were built, as well as the memorial for the war dead from the First World War on the Nordfriedhof , realized in 1921 by the sculptor Hermann Nolte. | 1913 | 27 Sep 1982 |
A 212 |
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Rheinpark House | Am Binnenwasser 14 Kaiserswerther Strasse 216–228 Orsoyer Strasse 1, 2 Uerdinger Strasse 19–25, 24–28 |
The architect of the facility was the Swiss William Dunkel . | 1927-1928 | July 29, 1982 |
A 194 |
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Cecilienallee 4 | The neo-baroque palace was built by the government architects Quast and Balhorn as a service villa for the then President of the Higher Regional Court. As a state building inspector, Heinrich Quast had implemented changes to the construction of the Düsseldorf Higher Regional Court with his office , and in 1911 he was appointed to the board of the building construction office in the Minden administrative district . Rudolf Balhorn (born January 6, 1878, † September 10, 1914) was a government master builder in the building construction department of the Ministry of Public Works in Berlin. The small palace as the official residence of the court presidents was intended to complement the courthouse at 3 Cecilienallee . The residential building of Adolf Ratjen (1845–1931), President of the Higher Regional Court from 1909 to 1916, was built in the same style and material at Cecilienallee 4 so that, together with the courthouse, it forms an urban portal for the beginning of Klever Strasse on the banks of the Rhine . The renovation of the building was completed in 2007 on the basis of historical photographs and planning documents. Old fragments, such as stucco ceilings, were painstakingly reconstructed and missing parts were added. The central atrium was rebuilt and the newly created area converted into a contemporary, modern language. Today the Palais is the seat of the Berenberg Bank branch in Düsseldorf. | 1911 | Jan. 17, 1984 |
A 516 |
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Cecilienallee 37, 38, 38a | Architects: Fritz Becker and Erich Kutzner | 1925 | Aug 20, 1984 |
A 690 |
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Cecilienallee 51, 52 | Architect: Heinrich Schell | 1926-1927 | Nov 22, 1982 |
A 263 |
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Rheinpark | Cecilienallee or No. | 1906 | 3rd Sep 2001 |
A 1500 |
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Wach residential and studio building | Emmericher Strasse 28 | Architect: Karl Wach | 1933 | Nov 11, 1987 |
A 1082 |
Residence Erwin-von-Witzleben-Strasse 26 | Erwin-von-Witzleben-Strasse 26 | Architect: Jürgen Düttmann | 1954-1955 | Jan. 9, 2017 |
A 1665 |
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Villa Engelhardt | Fischerstraße 110 (formerly Hombergerstraße 3) | The villa of the Düsseldorf gardening director Walter Baron von Engelhardt at Fischerstraße 110, intersection with Homberger Straße, was built between 1912 and 1913 by Thilo Schneider (architect of Haus Sack , building Prinz-Georg-Straße 7 and others). Today the house at the northern end of the Golzheimer Friedhof houses the rectorate administration of the Robert Schumann Musikhochschule . | 1912 | Jan 15, 2004 |
A 1520 |
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Golzheim cemetery | Fischerstrasse o. No. | circa 1802 | 27 Sep 1982 |
A 220 |
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Residential and studio houses for artists | Franz-Jürgens- Strasse 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 | The model houses were built for the Reich Exhibition of Creative People in what was then known as the “Schlageterstadt” in Sodenstrasse, which was named in 1936, and from 1937 to 1945 Ernst-Schwarz-Strasse. These are part of an “artist's settlement” that still exists today. House No. 1 architect Peter Dierichsweiler for painter Hugo Hagenkötter (1882–1967); House no. 3 architect Heinz Thoma for sculptor August Wilhelm Goebel ; House No. 4 architect Hanns Hübbers (born February 7, 1893 in Düsseldorf) for painter Walter Jungblut (1892–1941); House No. 5 architect Karl Früh for wood sculptor Otto Bußmann (* 1877); House No. 6 architect Herbert M. Horstmann for sculptor Ferdinand Flosdorf (1881–1956); House No. 7 architect Arnold Boms (born May 19, 1905 in Düsseldorf) for sculptor Kurt Zimmermann ; House no. 8 architect Hans Heuser for sculptor Ernst Reiss-Schmidt (1902–1987); House no. 9 architect Klaus Reese for garden architect and botanist Walter Meusel ; House no. 10 architect Helmut Hentrich for sculptor Helwig Reiss-Schmidt (* 1904); House No. 11, architect Hanns Huebbers for stone sculptor Julius Haigis . | 1937 | Apr 11, 2002 |
A 1504 |
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Atelier for "young, unmarried painters and sculptors" | Franz-Juergens-Strasse 12 | Architect: Hans Junghanns | 1937 | Jan. 11, 1993 |
A 1255 |
Friedrich-Lau-Strasse 16, 18, 20, 24 | 1953-1954 | July 28, 1989 |
A 1188 |
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Dreimädelbrunnen | Friedrich-Lau-Strasse or No. | 1915, 1964 | Oct 23, 1990 |
A 1215 |
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Golzheimer Platz 1 Cecilienallee 46 |
Architects: Fritz Becker and Erich Kutzner | 1925 | Aug 20, 1984 |
A 691 |
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Golzheimer Platz 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12 | Architect: Heinrich Schell | 1922-1924 | Nov 22, 1982 |
A 265 |
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Golzheimer Platz 5 | Architects: Fritz Becker and Erich Kutzner | 1925-1926 | Nov 23, 1982 |
A 279 |
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Green area | Golzheimer Platz no. Karl-Arnold-Platz no. |
Edgar Zugreif designed the facility. | 1968-1969 | Nov 9, 2006 |
A 1560 |
Wire house | Kaiserswerther Strasse 137 | 1951-1952 | July 31, 1990 |
A 1212 |
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Kaiserswerther Strasse 160–166 Golzheimer Platz 9 |
Architects: Fritz Becker and Erich Kutzner | 1924-1925 | Nov 19, 1982 |
A 254 |
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Kaiserswerther Strasse 188, 190, 192 | Architect: Heinrich Schell | 1922-1924 | Nov 22, 1982 |
A 278 |
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House Vionville | Kaiserswerther Strasse 200 | 1893-1894 | July 29, 1982 |
A 201 |
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Kaiserswerther Strasse 277 | Master builder Heinrich Florack (1847–1912) | 1901 | Apr 4, 2013 |
A 1626 |
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Street | Kaiserswerther Strasse no. | 1935-1937 | Apr 22, 2009 |
A 1581 |
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Kennedydamm 1 | 1910 | Nov 14, 1984 |
A 758 |
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Leo-Statz- Strasse 7 | The house was built by and for Erich Biesterfeld (architect and district civil engineer) in accordance with the building application dated May 11, 1936, and was completed at the end of 1936. The house with garage and front garden wall is largely a testimony to the single-family house construction of the 1930s and is of particular importance in connection with the Golzheimer Siedlung (former Schlageterstadt), which was built as a model settlement as part of the “ Reichsausstellung Schaffendes Volk ”. | 1936 | Feb 3, 2014 |
A 1633 |
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Residential and studio house Schwippert | Leo-Statz-Strasse 14 | 1953 | Oct 14, 1985 |
A 938 |
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Lützowstrasse 3 | Architect: Andreas Grohmann | 1913-1914 | Dec 21, 1984 |
A 826 |
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Lützowstrasse 4 | Architect: Andreas Grohmann | 1910 | Nov 26, 1984 |
A 770 |
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Lützowstrasse 5 | Architect: Wilhelm Schmidt | 1914 | Dec 21, 1984 |
A 827 |
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Lützowstrasse 6 | Architect: Andreas Grohmann | 1910-1911 | Nov 26, 1984 |
A 771 |
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Lützowstrasse 7 | Architect: Willy Krüger | 1915 | Jan 16, 1985 |
A 843 |
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Lützowstrasse 8 | Architect: Andreas Grohmann | 1913-1914 | Nov 15, 1984 |
A 762 |
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Lützowstrasse 9 | Architect: Senior Government and Building Councilor Ludwig Hercher (1874 – after 1954?) | 1925 | Dec 21, 1984 |
A 828 |
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Lützowstrasse 10 | 1913 | June 10, 1983 |
A 373 |
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Lützowstrasse 11 | 1925 | Jan. 10, 1985 |
A 841 |
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Lützowstrasse 11a | 1924-1927 | Dec 21, 1984 |
A 829 |
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Lützowstrasse 12-22 | 1927 | Nov 26, 1984 |
A 1206 |
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Lützowstrasse 15 | Architects: Fritz Becker and Erich Kutzner | 1927 | Jan. 9, 1985 |
A 840 |
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Lützowstrasse 17-25a | 1926 | June 20, 1990 |
A 1207 |
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39 memorial | Reeser Platz or No. | 1936-1938 | July 5, 2002 |
A 1496 |
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Robert-Bernardis- Strasse 12 | The architect Fritz Hitzbleck (1892–1975) built the house as a model house 52 in Von-Scheubner-Richter-Strasse (name of the street from 1937 to 1945) for the exhibition management of the Reich Exhibition Schaffendes Volk in 1937. The concept behind the settlement was based, the model house corresponds to Robert-Bernardis-Straße 12 despite some changes. | 1937 | July 21, 2014 |
A 1640 |
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primary school | Rolandstrasse 40 | 1957, 1958-1961 | July 31, 1990 |
A 1208 |
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City villa | Rotterdamer Strasse 65 (1927 Rotterdamer Strasse 40, during the National Socialist era Alte-Garde-Ufer 104) | The villa on the Rhine was the last work by the architect Josef Kleesattel , who did not live to see the building being completed. He died on March 29, 1926. The villa was built for the doctor Peter Janssen (* 1874), founder of the Golzheim Clinic and son of the painter Johann Peter Theodor Janssen , who owned the villa property in the mid-1920s from his mother-in-law Fanny Leiffmann (1859– 1932), wife of Moritz Leiffmann . In 1991 the house, owned by the Federal Republic of Germany and the former residence of the British Consul General, was listed as a historical monument. The street facade of the two-story building is divided into four axes. The outer axes have standing bay windows with a balcony above. The cassette windows, some with shutters, structure the entire brickwork building. The tiled hipped roof is equipped with four dormers. On the right side is a porch with a mansard roof, which protrudes towards the garden. The garden facade is characterized by a flight of stairs with a balcony above. The park-like garden adjoins the large terrace. The wood carved staircase, the heating cladding in the foyer and the stucco ceilings and built-in cupboards, some of which are located throughout the property, are also listed buildings. In 2014 the city villa, with a living space of 500 square meters, was sold to a private individual for 4.7 million euros. An older regulation by the city even allows the construction of two more houses on the 4800 square meter property. | 1926 | Dec 10, 1991 |
A 1232 |
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Theodor Heuss Bridge | Architect: Friedrich Tamms | 1953-1957 | Nov 24, 2016 |
A 1663 |
Web links
Commons : Architectural monuments in Düsseldorf-Golzheim - collection of images, videos and audio files
Individual evidence
- ↑ At the same time, the service villa for the President of the Higher Regional Court, who was called Adolf Ratjen in 1910, was built. , in The History of the Court from 1906–1933, on olg-duesseldorf.nrw.de
- ↑ Rotterdamer Straße 40 E Janssen, Peter, Prof., Dr. med., doctor, address book of the city of Düsseldorf 1927 ( uni-duesseldorf.de )
- ^ Jörg Heimeshoff : Listed Houses in Düsseldorf , Nobel, Essen 2001, ISBN 3-922785-68-9 , pp. 219, 220