List of architectural monuments in Potsdam / S

This part of the list includes the monuments in Potsdam that are located in streets that begin with S. The status of the list is as of December 31, 2013.

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Architectural monuments

The columns contain the following information:

• ID-No .: The number is assigned by the Brandenburg State Office for Monument Preservation . A link after the number leads to the entry about the monument in the monument database. The word Wikidata can also be found in this column ; the corresponding link leads to information on this monument at Wikidata.
• Location: the address of the monument and the geographical coordinates.
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• Official designation: Designation in the official lists of the Brandenburg State Office for Monument Preservation. A link behind the name leads to the Wikipedia article about the monument.
• Description: the description of the monument
• Image: a picture of the monument and, if applicable, a link to further photos of the monument in the Wikimedia Commons media archive

ID no.	location	Official name	description	image
09156171	Babelsberg Nord Sauerbruchstrasse 2 ( location )	Country house with enclosure and remnants of the gardens
09156801	Babelsberg Nord Sauerbruchstrasse 14 ( location )	Country house Goldschmidt	The house was built from 1910 to 1913 for the Jewish merchant Karl Lax, who sold it to the banker Jakob Goldschmidt in 1919 . The house was inhabited by his brother Julius Goldschmidt, inventor of the addressing machine and founder of the ADREMA factory, until he emigrated before the National Socialists.
09156187	Babelsberg Nord Sauerbruchstrasse 15/17 ( location )	House Heine	The house was built in 1936–1937 by the architect Paul Bonatz for Anna Heine, daughter of P. Wissinger.
09156692	Babelsberg Nord Sauerbruchstrasse 16/18 ( location )	Villa Heilbrun
09155713	Berlin suburb Schiffbauergasse 1, 4a – h, 5, 16 ( location )	Barracks of the Leib-Garde-Hussar Regiment with team building, riding and stables, four riding arenas	see Berliner Straße 26a, 27
09156307	Berlin suburb Schiffbauergasse 6a ( location )	Garrison laundry
09156308	Berlin suburb Schiffbauergasse 7 ( location )	Wash house of the Guard Hussar barracks
09156664	Berlin suburb Schiffbauergasse 12 ( location )	Chicory mill with residential house
09155819	Brandenburger Vorstadt Schillerplatz 1–3, 8–12, 17–29, 36–44, Grillparzerstrasse 1–9, Schillerstrasse 1–10, Wielandstrasse 1–25 ( location )	Settlement of the building association for small apartments, so-called "Friedrichstadt", including the bank area, green areas and remains of the bastion
09156846	Northern city center Schloßstraße ( location )	Street in the old town
09155216	Northern city center Schloßstraße ( location )	Remains of the pleasure garden wall
09155123	Northern city center Schloßstraße 9a ( location )	Bourgeois residential building	Architect : Johann Boumann , 1752
09155124	Northern city center Schloßstraße 10 ( location )	Bourgeois residential building	Architect : Johann Boumann , 1752
09155125	Northern city center Schloßstraße 11 ( location )	Bourgeois residential building
09155126	Northern city center Schloßstraße 12 ( location )	Bourgeois residential building
09155013	Northern city center Schloßstraße 13 ( location )	Bourgeois residential building
09155014	Northern city center Schloßstraße 14 ( location )	Bourgeois residential building
	Potsdam West Schlueterstrasse 1, 3, 5, 7 ( location )	see forest road 3–40
09156841	Northern city center Schopenhauerstraße ( location )	Street in the second baroque city expansion
09155235	Northern city center Schopenhauerstrasse, Brandenburger Strasse ( location )	Brandenburg Gate	The gate was built in 1770 by Carl von Gontard and Georg Christian Unger on behalf of Frederick II . It was built towards the end of the Seven Years' War as a sign of victory. The Arch of Constantine in Rome served as a model .
09155128	Northern city center Schopenhauerstraße 5 ( location )	hospital	In addition to the hospital building for the Fusilier Regiment, a hospital for the Grenadier Guard Battalion was built in 1756 based on a design by Heinrich Ludwig Manger
09155129	Northern city center Schopenhauerstraße 6 ( location )	hospital	Carl Ludwig Hildebrandt designed the hospital building in 1754 for the fusilier regiment Prince Heinrich of Prussia
09155130	Northern city center Schopenhauerstraße 9 ( location )	Bourgeois residential building
09155540	Northern city center Schopenhauerstraße 10 ( location )	Bourgeois residential building
09155541	Northern city center Schopenhauerstraße 11 ( location )	Bourgeois residential building
09155542	Northern city center Schopenhauerstraße 12 ( location )	Bourgeois residential building
09155543	Northern city center Schopenhauerstraße 13 ( location )	Bourgeois residential building
09155544	Northern city center Schopenhauerstraße 14 ( location )	Bourgeois residential building	Year of construction: 1785 Builder: Johann Rudolf Heinrich Richter
09155545	Northern city center Schopenhauerstraße 15 ( location )	Bourgeois residential building	Year of construction: 1785 Builder: Johann Rudolf Heinrich Richter
09155546	Northern city center Schopenhauerstraße 16 ( location )	Bourgeois residential building	Year of construction: 1785 Builder: Johann Rudolf Heinrich Richter
09155547	Northern city center Schopenhauerstraße 17 ( location )	Bourgeois residential building	Year of construction: 1785 Builder: Johann Rudolf Heinrich Richter
09155548	Northern city center Schopenhauerstraße 18 ( location )	Bourgeois residential building	Year of construction: 1785 Builder: Johann Rudolf Heinrich Richter
09157023	Northern city center Schopenhauerstraße 23 ( location )	Parish hall
09156933	Northern city center Schopenhauerstraße 24 ( location )	Villa Tieck, later Queen Elisabeth House	Friedrich Wilhelm IV had the former "Wittmeyer'sche house" from 1773 rebuilt and expanded in 1845/46. A design drawn up by Ludwig Persius in 1843 was incorporated into the redesign . From 1843 to 1850 the house served the poet Ludwig Tieck as a summer residence. From 1874 it was made available to the peace parish as a “small child preservation facility” and called the “Queen Elisabeth House”. The building is still used today (as of 2013) as a day-care center ("Friedenshaus").
09156814	Northern city center Schopenhauerstraße 26 ( location )	Residential building
09155236	Northern city center Schopenhauerstraße 33 ( location )	Baroque city wall arches
09156665	Bornstedt Schulplatz 1 ( location )	"New school"	When the Bornstedter village school (see: Ribbeckstrasse 7) had become too small, the Crown Prince couple Friedrich and Victoria commissioned a new building. North of the former Victoriastraße, today Ribbeckstraße, a school building in the English country house style was built according to the design of the district architect Heinrich von Lancizolle in 1876/77, which today houses the day care center “Schulplatz 1”. The sponsor, LSB Sportservice Brandenburg gGmbH, a subsidiary of the State Sports Association of Brandenburg , received the 2013 Monument Preservation Prize for the renovation of the building in accordance with the requirements of the monument, awarded by the Ministry of Science, Research and Culture.
09157179	Bornstedt Schulplatz 7 ( location )	Villa Feodora
09156588	Babelsberg Nord Schulstraße 8b ( location )	Rectory of the Protestant parish Neuendorf
09156666	Babelsberg Nord Schulstraße 9 ( location )	Neuendorf schoolhouse	Year of construction: 1874, now a youth hostel
09156667, T.	Berlin suburb Schwanenallee 4, 5, 5a ( location )	Landhaus group, consisting of Landhaus Stachow (4), Landhaus von Luckwald (5), Landhaus Richter (5a)
09156668	Berlin suburb Schwanenallee 7 ( location )	Imperial sailor station		more pictures
09156709	Berliner Vorstadt Schwanenallee 9, 10 ( location )	Villa Eckert with garden shed, gardens, remains of curiosity and enclosure	On behalf of the merchant Paul Eckert, the master bricklayer Albert Lüdicke built a single-storey garden house with a simple, late-classical plastered facade in 1881, which he converted around one axis, now on five axes, with a raised central projection in 1881 . Lüdicke also built a “stable and apartment building” on the property in 1877 and another garden house (No. 10) on the northern property boundary in 1878/79. An iron fence was erected on the street front in 1880. A rear extension followed in 1935 by master mason Max Beyertt.
09155131	Northern city center Schwertfegerstraße 7a ( location )	Bourgeois residential building
09155132	Northern city center Schwertfegerstraße 8 ( location )	Bourgeois residential building	Heinrich Ludwig Manger designed the house, which was built in 1765 . Shortly after construction, it was connected internally to the neighboring house at Am Neuen Markt 1 to serve as the royal residence and in the 19th century as a cabinet house .
09156670	Berlin suburb Seestrasse 35-37 ( location )	Villa Metz (facade, structure with right of way)
09156725	Berlin suburb Seestrasse 40 ( location )	Residential house of the architect Josef Bischof with enclosure
09156589	Berliner Vorstadt Seestrasse 41, 42 ( location )	Landhaus Prölls with remains of the enclosure	/
09156671	Berliner Vorstadt Seestrasse 43 ( location )	Landhaus Andreae with farm wing and stable wing, remains of the garden and the street-side fence	Paul Schultze-Naumburg designed the villa, farm wing, stable and coach house built in 1913/14 in the style of a three-winged manor for Rittmeister August Andreae .
09156718	Berliner Vorstadt Seestrasse 45 ( location )	Rubinski country house with fencing
09156591	Brandenburger Vorstadt Sellostraße 5 ( location )	Rental house
09156592	Brandenburger Vorstadt Sellostraße 6 ( location )	Residential building
09156672	Brandenburger Vorstadt Sellostraße 23a ( location )	Rental house with side wing, courtyard and front garden and fencing
09156995	Brandenburger Vorstadt Sellostraße 26 ( location )	Rental house
09156996	Brandenburger Vorstadt Sellostraße 30 ( location )	Residential and commercial building
09156188, T.	Northern city center Siefertstrasse 1, 1a ( location )	Siefertsche smithy with associated houses
09157091	Northern city center Siefertstrasse 2-4 ( location )	Residential building
09156465	Potsdam West Sonnenlandstrasse 1–12, 12a, 14–31, Forststrasse 1, 2, Im Bogen 5–14, Immenseestrasse 1–11 ( location )	"Sonnenland" settlement
09156066	Babelsberg Nord Spitzweggasse 3 ( location )	House Riehl	The house was built by the architect Mies van der Rohe for the philosopher Alois Riehl .
09156067	Babelsberg Nord Spitzweggasse 6 ( location )	Villa Sarre	The tower villa in the style of the Italian early Renaissance was built by the architect Otto Sior for the director of the Islamic collection of the Kaiser Friedrich Museum Professor Friedrich Sarre .
09156796	Northern inner city Spornstrasse ( location )	Street with historical pavement and sidewalk paving including the borders
09155133	Northern city center Spornstrasse 1 ( location )	Middle-class residential building, additional floor	Year of construction: 1786/87 Builder: Johann Rudolf Heinrich Richter probably increased after 1950
09155134	Northern city center Spornstrasse 2 ( location )	Middle-class residential building, additional floor	Year of construction: 1786/87 Builder: Johann Rudolf Heinrich Richter probably increased after 1950
09155135	Northern city center Spornstrasse 3 ( location )	Middle-class residential building, additional floor	Year of construction: 1784 Builder: Johann Rudolf Heinrich Richter probably increased after 1950
09155136	Northern city center Spornstrasse 4 ( location )	Middle-class residential building, additional floor	Year of construction: 1784 Builder: Johann Rudolf Heinrich Richter probably increased after 1950
09155137	Northern city center Spornstrasse 5 ( location )	Bourgeois residential building	Year of construction: 1784 Builder: Johann Rudolf Heinrich Richter
09155138	Northern city center Spornstrasse 6 ( location )	Bourgeois residential building	Year of construction: 1773 Builder: Georg Christian Unger
09155816	Potsdam West Stadtheide 1–38, Im Bogen 1–4, Zeppelinstraße 83–107 ( location )	Stadtheide settlement
09156068	Babelsberg Süd Stahnsdorfer Strasse 102 ( location )	Rental house
09156073	Babelsberg Süd Stephensonstraße 1 ( location )	Community school (now part of the Goethe School)
09156673	Brandenburger Vorstadt Stiftstrasse 1 ( location )	Rental house
09156593	Brandenburger Vorstadt Stiftstrasse 8, 8a ( location )	Rental house	Year of construction: 1896 Architect: Otto Kerwien
09156804	Babelsberg Nord Stubenrauchstrasse ( location )	Remnants of the GDR border installations: 6 "Wall segments", on the Griebnitzseeufer, near Stubenrauchstrasse
09156778	Babelsberg Nord Stubenrauchstrasse 6 ( location )	Apartment building
09156777	Babelsberg Nord Stubenrauchstrasse 8 ( location )	Westrick country house
09156674, T.	Babelsberg Nord Stubenrauchstrasse 26 ( location )	Landhaus Koettgen with gardens and fencing
09156699	Babelsberg Nord Stubenrauchstrasse 28 ( location )	Landhaus Quandt with remnants of the garden and enclosure
09156784	Babelsberg Nord Stubenrauchstrasse 33 ( location )	Landhaus Hesse

Web links

Commons : cultural monuments in Potsdam  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

1. ^ Heinrich Ludwig Manger: Heinrich Ludewig Manger's Building History of Potsdam [...] . 1789, p. 183, p. 644.
2. ^ Heinrich Ludwig Manger: Heinrich Ludewig Manger's Building History of Potsdam [...] . 1789, p. 213, p. 629.
3. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i j} Christine Kral: The buildings Gontards, Ungers and Richter in Potsdam. In: ArchitraV: The Bayreuthers in Potsdam . 2005, p. 36 f.
4. ^ Foundation Prussian Palaces and Gardens Berlin-Brandenburg: Ludwig Persius. Architecture under Friedrich Wilhelm IV. Architectural guide. 2003, p. 66.
5. ^ State capital Potsdam, press release No. 572 of September 6, 2013 ( digital , accessed on September 10, 2013).
6. ↑ Ulrike Bröcker: The Potsdamer Vorstädte 1861-1900. From the tower villa to the apartment building. 2nd edition, 2005, p. 286.
7. ^ Christine Kral: The buildings Gontards, Ungers and Richter in Potsdam . In: ArchitraV: The Bayreuthers in Potsdam. 2005, p. 33.

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