List of cultural monuments in Frankfurt-Westend (A – K)

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The list of cultural monuments in Frankfurt-Westend lists all cultural monuments within the meaning of the Hessian Monument Protection Act in Frankfurt-Westend , a district of Frankfurt am Main . Due to its size, the list is divided into two sub-lists (A – K and L – Z ).

The basis is the monument topography from 1994, which was last supplemented in 2000 by a supplementary volume. The names of architects, builders and artists that are mostly abbreviated in the monument topography have, as far as possible, been resolved according to the literature listed under the section Works on Architects and Artists . Additional information not based on literature is shown in italics .

Most of the architectural monuments in the Westend are from the Wilhelminian style .

Cultural monuments in Frankfurt-Westend

Altkönigstrasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
		Altkönigstrasse 3 location	Apartment building designed by Simon Ravenstein with facade elements from late classicism and neo-renaissance.	1889/1890
		Altkönigstrasse 5 location	Apartment building designed by Simon Ravenstein with facade elements from late classicism and neo-renaissance.	1889/1890
		Altkönigstrasse 4/6 location	Tenement houses designed by Simon Ravenstein. Part of a predominantly late classicist group together with Unterlindau 67–69. Original enclosure.	1889
		Altkönigstrasse 7 location	Apartment building designed by Simon Ravenstein with facade elements from late classicism and neo-renaissance.	1889/1890
		Altkönigstrasse 9 location	Late Classicist tenement house designed by Simon Ravenstein.	1889
		Altkönigstrasse 10 location	Apartment building with asymmetrical facade in neo-renaissance forms with original balcony grilles.	1890
		Altkönigstrasse 11 location	Predominantly late classical tenement	1882
		Altkönigstrasse 13 location	Late classicist tenement house. Stumbling blocks for the murdered residents Helene, Mathilde and Sigmund Bloch are set up in front of the house .	1876
		Altkönigstrasse 15 location	Late classicist tenement house	1881
	Westend Synagogue	Altkönigstrasse 22-26 location	The Westend Synagogue is the largest synagogue in Frankfurt am Main.	1908 to 1910

Arndtstrasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
		Arndtstrasse 9 location	Tenement house designed by Conrad Jost with sandstone structure based on Renaissance forms.	1891
		Arndtstrasse 11 location	Tenement house designed by Conrad Jost with facing stone facade and sandstone structure based on Renaissance forms.	1891
		Arndtstrasse 12 location	Late classicist single-family house	1877
		Arndtstrasse 14 location	Neo-Baroque single-family house designed by Anton Beiler with a richly structured facade. Original balcony grilles and fencing.	1899
		Arndtstrasse 15 location	Neo-baroque tenement house with bay window and bevel.	1897
		Arndtstrasse 18 location	Apartment building based on a design by Fritz Kaysser , centered by a central projection in a neo-baroque sandstone facade.	1901
	is also Lindenstrasse 27	Arndtstrasse 28 location	Women's monastery of the Cronstetten and Hynspergian Protestant Foundation , today a bank building. Architect: Alexander von Lersner .	1896/1897
		Arndtstrasse 30 location	Late classicist tenement house with a two-tone sandstone facade, central arbor and original railing.	1882
		Arndtstrasse 31 location	Apartment building based on a design by Fritz Kaysser with a neo-baroque facade alternating between brickwork and sandstone, as well as an axial projection and original balcony grating.	1894
		Arndtstrasse 32/34/36 location	Late classicist group of terraced houses based on a design by Wilhelm Schmidt-Diehler . Strong window roofs emphasize the bel étage. Original balcony grilles.	1883
		Arndtstrasse 46 location	Neo-baroque tenement, formerly with a mansard roof.	1898
		Arndtstrasse 47 location	Tenement house designed by Christoph Emil Heßler with a neo-baroque stone facade. The original roof is destroyed.	1884
		Arndtstrasse 49/51 location	Neo-Baroque double apartment building designed by Christoph Emil Heßler with a lush sandstone facade with connecting axial projections, paired balconies and arrangement of columns on the first floor. The original roof is destroyed.	1883

On the grain meadow

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	Grain monument	On the grain meadow location	In honor of the poet and freedom fighter Theodor Körner (1791–1813), this monument was created by Carl Stock , which depicts a seated warrior with a sword in the ancient style.	(1913-) 1915
		On the grain meadow 2 position	Tenement house designed by Christoph Stitz in neo-Gothic forms with axial oriel projections made of sandstone. The roof shape was subsequently changed.	1903
		On the grain meadow 4 position	Tenement house designed by Christoph Stitz in neo-Gothic forms with axial oriel projections.	1903
		On the grains Wiese 6 position	Apartment building in Art Nouveau style with a central bay window and sculpting parapet fields as well as original balcony railings and fencing.	1904
		On the Körnerwiese 10 location	Apartment building based on a design by Albert Klöckner with sparse sandstone integration in neo-Gothic shapes. Stumbling blocks for the murdered residents Friedrich, Henriette, Ludwig and Martha Wolff are set up in front of the house .	1903
		On the grain meadow 12/14 location	Tenement house designed by Maximilian Helme in the style of the Neo-Renaissance with original fencing.	1903

Barckhausstrasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
		Barckhausstrasse 2 location	Tenement house designed by Otto Krengel in the forms of late classicism. The cornice and roof have been renewed.	1885
		Barckhausstrasse 4 location	Residential house based on a design by Wilhelm Schmidt-Diehler with a three-dimensionally structured ashlar facade in a late Classicist style and elements in the Baroque style. The enclosure and canopy are in their original condition.	1884
		Barckhausstrasse 6 location	House designed by Otto Krengel. Strongly profiled ashlar facade in the style between late classicism and neo-renaissance with a side bay window ornamented under the gable. The enclosure and canopy are original.	1885

Beethovenplatz

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	Protestant Christ Church on Beethovenplatz	Christ Church location	Neo-Gothic sacred building based on a design by Aage von Kauffmann as a foundation by M. Bernus . After being partially destroyed in the war, the church was rebuilt on the original floor plan from 1976 to 1978.	1883

Beethovenstrasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	Mendelsohnstrasse 39	Beethovenstrasse 22 location	Tenement house designed by Johann Wilhelm Proesler with a neo-baroque facade under a mansard roof. The facade is structured by pilasters and bay windows made of sandstone and carved window roofs.	1902
	Dormitory	Beethovenstrasse 28 location	Former student residence.
		Beethovenstrasse 38 location	Tenement house designed by Johann Wilhelm Proesler in Gothic style.	1897
		Beethovenstrasse 40 location	Tenement house designed by Franz Länger with nobly designed side elevations and corner bay windows in echoes of baroque and classicism.	1898
		Beethovenstraße 67/69 location	Double tenement house designed by Karl Jonas Mylius and Alfred Friedrich Bluntschli with facing stone facade and ashlar structure. The house is characterized by striking corner projections in Neo-Renaissance forms.	1876
		Beethovenstrasse 71 location	Double tenement house designed by Karl Jonas Mylius and Alfred Friedrich Bluntschli with facing stone facade and ashlar structure. Corner rounding with a colossal order of pilasters in neo-Renaissance forms.	1876

Bockenheimer plant

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	Schwindhaus	Bockenheimer plant 3 location	Villa designed by Moritz von Schwind in forms of romantic classicism. The parapet fields are decorated with terracottas of our own design. The reliefs of the attic zone are modern reconstructions. In the late 19th century the house was extended by two axes. Today the headquarters of the Frankfurt branch of Berenberg Bank .	1845
		Bockenheimer plant 6 location	Tenement house with an axially symmetrical facade structured by balconies and risalits based on the neo-baroque style.	1891
more pictures		Bockenheimer plant 11 location	House designed by Schaffner & Albert . Facade with axial elevation and motifs from Art Nouveau and Neo-Baroque. Putti in relief on the cheeks of the gable.	1907
		Bockenheimer Anlage 13 location	Apartment building based on a design by Fritz Geldmacher with neoclassical structure elements.	1913
		Bockenheimer Anlage 33/34 location	Double house in neo-renaissance style based on a design by Anton Eyssen with a richly structured sandstone facade. Structural elements are balustrades, pilasters and half-columns as well as hermen pilasters.	1883
		Bockenheimer Anlage 35 location	Neo-Baroque house designed by Eugen Greiß behind an elaborately structured and partly sculptured sandstone facade. The asymmetrical main fronts are emphasized by risalits and ornamental gables. Balcony railings are original.	1896

Bockenheimer Landstrasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	Oberlindau 2	Bockenheimer Landstrasse 10 location	The BHF-Bank high-rise is a high -rise building and the headquarters of the BHF-Bank . It was based on a design by Sep Ruf and was the tallest building in Frankfurt at 82 meters and 23 storeys when it opened.	1962-65
	Unterlindau 1	Bockenheimer Landstrasse 22 location	Neo-Renaissance tenement house designed by Anton Eyssen with richly structured facades. The centering takes place via a gabled axial projectile and corner bay windows under the turret.	1886
		Bockenheimer Landstrasse 25 location	Administrative building designed by Otto Bäppler in rational neoclassicism with a columned frontispiece. Inside, contemporary furnishings and the stair rotunda have been preserved. The reception building has been preserved, the rear part is a new building.	1913
	Villa May	Bockenheimer Landstrasse 31 location	Residential house in the forms of late classicism with a gabled axial projection and polygonal corner bay window. The building was used as a post office until 2010 and has been heavily modified inside.	1871
		Bockenheimer Landstrasse 61/63 location	Late classicist row houses	1874
	Westendbrunnen	Brunnen, Bockenheimer Landstrasse location	Classicist pump well on the former Malapert property. The fountain consists of a tall Doric column with a console on which a simple vase stands. After the Malapert house was demolished, the fountain was preserved in 1958. In 1978 it was replaced by a sandstone copy. He is on the square in front of the former country house.	around 1800
	Villa Bockenheimer Landstrasse 76	Bockenheimer Landstrasse 76 location	Neo-Baroque house with partially carved stone facade and ornamental gables on the side elevation. Use by the Johann Wolfgang Goethe University , International Study Center	1897
		Bockenheimer Landstrasse 85 location	Tenement house designed by Franz Heinrich Lönholdt with a two-tone ashlar facade based on neo-baroque and neo-renaissance.	1889
		Bockenheimer Landstrasse 87 location	Neurennaicance tenement house based on a design by Walter Decker with facing stone facade and sandstone integration.	1889
	Hotel Palmenhof	Bockenheimer Landstrasse 89/91 location	Neo-Renaissance tenement houses based on a design by Walter Decker with facing stone facade and sandstone structure, carved window gables and bay windows on the gabled side elevation. The original roof situation of number 91 has been changed by adding another storey. Today the house is the Hotel Palmenhof. A plaque reminds us that Elias Canetti lived here from 1921 to 1924	1889
		Bockenheimer Landstrasse 93 location	Tenement house designed by Walter Decker with an elaborate Neo-Renaissance stone facade. Axial bay under ornamental gable.	1889
		Bockenheimer Landstrasse 97 location	Double apartment building with number 99 of the neo-renaissance. Lush ashlar facade with axial elevation and carved keystones.	1892
		Bockenheimer Landstrasse 99 location	Double tenement house with number 97 of the neo-renaissance. Lush ashlar facade with axial elevation and carved keystones.	1892
	Bockenheimer Landstrasse 102	Bockenheimer Landstrasse 102 location	Neoclassical villa of an upper-class layout based on a design by Alfred Engelhard with an axially symmetrical main facade. Former literature house. A plaque on the house commemorates the Jewish owner Dr. Albert Sondheimer, who had to emigrate to America in 1939.	1912
		Bockenheimer Landstrasse 107 location	Neo-Renaissance tenement house designed by Franz Heinrich Lönholdt with a stone facade.	1897
		Bockenheimer Landstrasse 108 location	Stately tenement house in Gothic form based on a design by the Seeger brothers. Corner rounding by means of tower notches, centering of the facades by risalit and gabled oriels.	1901

Böhmerstrasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
		Böhmerstrasse 4 location	Tenement building based on Art Nouveau forms based on a design by Carl Bauer with a basement in quarry stone masonry. Apartment building based on a design by Albert Klöckner with sparse sandstone integration in neo-Gothic shapes. Stumbling blocks for the murdered residents Agnes, Gertrud and Siegmund Gotthelf are placed in front of the house.	1906
		Böhmerstrasse 6 location	Neoclassical tenement house based on a design by Karl Theodor Streit with pilaster strips and a centering, convex risalit under a gabled dwelling. The enclosure is original.	1909
		Böhmerstrasse 7 location	Apartment building in decorative forms between Art Nouveau and Neo-Baroque based on a design by Staudt & Eise with richly carved window frames.	1908
		Böhmerstrasse 8 location	Neoclassical tenement house based on a design by Georg Meckel with pilaster strips in ashlar and corner-accentuating dwarf house.	1907
		Böhmerstrasse 9 location	Neo-Baroque tenement house designed by Jean Jungels jr. with polygonal corner bay and asymmetrical corrugated gable. The grille and enclosure are original.	1907
		Böhmerstrasse 10 location	Neoclassical tenement house based on a design by Carl Friedrich Wilhelm Leonhardt with an axial gable between the side elevation and balcony bay window.	1905
		Böhmerstrasse 11 location
		Böhmerstrasse 12 location
		Böhmerstrasse 13 location
		Böhmerstrasse 15 location
		Böhmerstraße 62/64 location	A stumbling block for the murdered resident Johanna von Beauvais has been set up in front of the house.
	Oberlindau 42	Böhmerstrasse 66 location

Brentanostrasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	Kettenhofweg 72	Brentanostraße 2 location	Tenement house built by the architect Gustav Günther . Neoclassical facade with pilasters and an axial diaphragm.	1921

Corneliusstrasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	Tenement house	Corneliusstrasse 13 location	Neo-Renaissance tenement house with two-storey rusticated plinth and axial balconies.	1890
	Tenement house	Corneliusstrasse 15 location	Neo-Renaissance tenement house with axial elevation and lunettes in relief.	1896
	Tenement house	Corneliusstrasse 17 location	Neo-Renaissance tenement house designed by Heinrich Kreissler with a centering risalit.	1897
	Tenement house	Corneliusstrasse 19 location	Tenement house in renaissance and gothic detail forms based on designs by Josef Rindsfüßer and Martin Kühn with an asymmetrical bay window.	1898
	Tenement house	Corneliusstrasse 24 location	Neo-Renaissance tenement house with facade alternating between brickwork and sandstone. Centering by balcony and sculpted bay window; Balcony grilles and fencing are original.	1891
	Residential building	Corneliusstrasse 26 location	Neo-Baroque house designed by Franz Laenger; Facade modernized after war damage.	1893
	Residential building	Corneliusstrasse 28 location	Neo-Baroque house based on designs by Franz Laenger with window frames in relief and corner blocks in ashlar. Balcony grilles are original.	1893
	Residential building	Corneliusstrasse 30 location	Neo-Baroque house with facade in ashlar and corner projections. Balcony grilles and fencing are original.	1894
	Duplex house	Corneliusstrasse 32/34 location	Double house in neo-baroque style with side projections and richly profiled oriels in ashlar. At number 32, the former mansard roof has been replaced by a modern addition. The fence is original.	1894

Elsheimerstrasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	Tenement house	Elsheimerstraße 8 location	Tenement house in the forms of late classicism based on a design by L. Kayser with risalitz-centered facade. There are statues on symmetrical aedicules above the main axial entrance.	1877

Emil-Claar-Strasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
		Emil-Claar-Straße 5 location
		Emil-Claar-Straße 6/8 location
		Emil-Claar-Straße 10 location
		Emil-Claar-Straße 12 location
		Emil-Claar-Straße 19 location
more pictures		Emil-Claar-Straße 21/23/25 location

Eppsteiner Strasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
		Eppsteiner Strasse 1 location
		Eppsteiner Straße 22 location
		Eppsteiner Strasse 24 location
		Eppsteiner Straße 26 location
		Eppsteiner Straße 42 location
		Eppsteiner Straße 43/45 location
		Eppsteiner Strasse 47 location

Eschersheimer Landstrasse

Note: There are other cultural monuments on Eschersheimer Landstrasse in the districts of Nordend and Dornbusch.

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
	Tenement Eschersheimer Landstrasse 13	Eschersheimer Landstraße 13 Location floor: 122, parcel: 13	The house is also Fellnerstrasse 14. It is a tenement house with baroque facades. Part of the overall system 78 together with Fellnerstrasse 12 and 15	1889
more pictures	Tenement Eschersheimer Landstrasse 99	Eschersheimer Landstraße 99 Location floor: 287, parcel: 24/2	Neo-Renaissance tenement house designed by T. Streit with facing stone facade. Part of the complete layout 77 with parts of the Hansaallee and Wolfsgangstraße.	1891	154009
	Double tenement Eschersheimer Landstrasse 101/103	Eschersheimer Landstraße 101/103 Location floor: 287, parcel: 22/2, 23/2	New Renaissance double tenement house based on a design by A. Wallmann. Part of the overall system 77	1890	154007

Feldbergstrasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
	Apartment building Feldbergstrasse 11	Feldbergstraße 11 (= Liebigstraße 47) Location floor: 263, parcel: 27	Tenement building in the tradition of late classicism with ornamented parapet panels. The monument topography names the house as an individual monument; the electronic version shows the house as part of the overall system 72	1880
	Coach house	Feldbergstraße 20 Location floor: 260, parcel: 25/2	Former Neo-Renaissance coach house on an angular floor plan with sgraffito friezes.	1891	154011
	Tenement building Feldbergstrasse 21	Feldbergstraße 21 Location floor: 263, parcel: 22	Neo-Renaissance tenement house designed by HM Feineis in an elaborate ashlar structure. The monument topography names the house as an individual monument; the electronic version shows the house as part of the overall system 71.	1888
	Tenement building Feldbergstrasse 22	Feldbergstraße 22 Location floor: 260, parcel: 23/2	Neo-Renaissance apartment building with asymmetrical balconies and stone windows; original balcony grilles.	1888	154013
	Apartment building Feldbergstrasse 23	Feldbergstraße 23 Location floor: 263, parcel: 21	Neo-Baroque tenement house with intricately structured stone. Centering through balcony projections under blast; orig. Balcony grille. The monument topography names the house as an individual monument; the electronic version shows the house as part of the overall system 71.	1890
	Apartment building Feldbergstrasse 24	Feldbergstraße 24 Location floor: 260, parcel: 21	Neo-Baroque tenement house designed by HT Schmidt with rich ashlar structure. The monument topography names the house as a single monument; the electronic version shows the house as part of the overall system 71.	1887
	Apartment building Feldbergstrasse 25	Feldbergstraße 25 Location floor: 263, parcel: 5	Neo-Renaissance tenement house designed by T. Streit with a two-tone sandstone facade. The former mansard roof is modernly raised, orig. Balcony grille. The monument topography names the house as an individual monument; the electronic version shows the house as part of the overall system 71.	1888
	Apartment building Feldbergstrasse 26	Feldbergstraße 26 Location floor: 260, parcel: 20	Tenement house in restrained forms of the Neo-Renaissance based on a design by CF Rau. Corner facade with balcony bay window and one-sided side projection. The monument topography names the house as an individual monument; the electronic version shows the house as part of the overall system 71.	1889
	Apartment building Feldbergstrasse 27	Feldbergstraße 27 Location floor: 263, parcel: 4	Tenement house in predominantly renaissance forms based on a design by JG Kugler with a central bay window and Hermes pilasters. The monument topography names the house as an individual monument; the electronic version shows the house as part of the overall system 71.	1890
	Apartment building Feldbergstrasse 28	Feldbergstraße 28 Location floor: 260, parcel: 13	Neo-Renaissance tenement house with gabled corner facade. The monument topography names the house as an individual monument; the electronic version shows the house as part of the overall system 71.	1888
more pictures	Apartment building Feldbergstrasse 29	Feldbergstraße 29 Location floor: 263, parcel: 3	Apartment building based on a design by W. Trebau with late classical stone details on the facing stone. The monument topography names the house as an individual monument; the electronic version shows the house as part of the overall system 71.	1888
	Apartment building Feldbergstrasse 30	Feldbergstraße 30 Location floor: 260, parcel: 12	Simple neo-renaissance tenement house. The monument topography names the house as an individual monument; the electronic version shows the house as part of the overall system 71.	1885
	Apartment building Feldbergstrasse 31	Feldbergstraße 31 Location floor: 263, parcel: 1	Tenement house designed by W. Trebau in styles between late classicism and neo-renaissance with a roofed corner bay window as well as axial projections under gables aligned to the street lines. the electronic version shows the house as part of the overall system 71.	1889
	Tenement house	Feldbergstraße 38 Location floor: 255, parcel: 34	Tenement house with baroque stone facade	1890	154023
	Apartment building Feldbergstrasse 42	Feldbergstraße 42 Location floor: 255, parcel: 32	Neo-Renaissance tenement house designed by Heinrich Anthes with facing stone facade and rich ashlar structure. The building belonged to the Goethe University .	1888	154024
	Residential building Feldbergstrasse 47	Feldbergstraße 47 Location hall: 256, parcel: 9	House designed by AF Albert in the tradition of late classicism. The building belonged to the Goethe University	1883	154025

Feuerbachstrasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
		Feuerbachstrasse 19 location

Freiherr-vom-Stein-Strasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Object no.
	Tenement house Freiherr-vom-Stein-Strasse 3	Freiherr-vom-Stein-Straße 3 Location corridor: 265, parcel: 55/20	Art Nouveau tenement house based on designs by J. Diehl. The monument topography lists the house as an individual monument; in the electronic version it is only shown as part of the overall system 65.	1904
	Tenement house Freiherr-vom-Stein-Strasse 5	Freiherr-vom-Stein-Straße 5 Location hall: 265, parcel: 54/20	Apartment building in Art Nouveau forms based on a design by C. Diehl. The monument topography lists the house as an individual monument; in the electronic version it is only shown as part of the overall system 65.	1904
	Tenement house Freiherr-vom-Stein-Strasse 7	Freiherr-vom-Stein-Straße 7 Location corridor: 265, parcel: 46/17	Art Nouveau tenement after a design by H. Gesser. The monument topography lists the house as an individual monument; in the electronic version it is only shown as part of the overall system 65.	1904
	Tenement house Freiherr-vom-Stein-Strasse 9	Freiherr-vom-Stein-Straße 9 Location corridor: 265, parcel: 45/12	Art Nouveau apartment building based on a design by H. Skull with Baroque details on a rich stone facade. The monument topography lists the house as an individual monument; in the electronic version it is only shown as part of the overall system 65.	1906
	Tenement house Freiherr-vom-Stein-Strasse 11	Freiherr-vom-Stein-Straße 11 Location hall: 265, parcel: 58/12	Noble tenement house designed by AF Albert. The sandstone facade shows motifs from Art Nouveau and Neo-Baroque. Original enclosure. The house is part of the overall complex 65	1906	154035
	Tenement house Freiherr-vom-Stein-Strasse 13	Freiherr-vom-Stein-Straße 13 Location corridor: 265, parcel: 57/12	Apartment building with Gothic facade elements and a polygonal, domed corner bay window next to the side gable. The enclosure is original. The house is part of the overall complex 65	1904	154036
	Tenement house Freiherr-vom-Stein-Strasse 14	Freiherr-vom-Stein-Straße 14 (also Kolberger Straße 50) Location hall: 266, parcel: 55/19	Art Nouveau tenement house based on a design by J. Rindsfüßer & M. Kühn with baroque elements, corner facade and axial bay window. The roof was replaced in a modern way. The monument topography lists the house as an individual monument; in the electronic version it is only shown as part of the overall system 65.	1905
	Tenement house Freiherr vom Stein-Strasse 15	Freiherr-vom-Stein-Straße 15 Location corridor: 265, parcel: 60/12	Art Nouveau tenement house designed by A. Koch in a striking corner position. Facades with rich, partially sculpted ashlar structure accentuated by oriel projections and gable ends. The balcony grilles are original. A stumbling block for the murdered resident Leonore Schwarz-Neumaier has been set up in front of the house . The house is part of the overall complex 65.	1904	154038
	Tenement house Freiherr-vom-Stein-Strasse 16	Freiherr-vom-Stein-Straße 16 Location corridor: 266, parcel: 19/1	Art Nouveau tenement house based on a design by Gustav Günther with an octagonal corner bay window and baroque window decorations as well as original balcony grilles and fencing. The house is part of the overall complex 65.	1904	154039
	Tenement house Freiherr-vom-Stein-Strasse 18	Freiherr-vom-Stein-Straße 18 Location floor: 266, parcel: 49/19	Art Nouveau tenement house based on a design by H. Gesser with a centering bay window. The house is part of the overall complex 65.	1904	154040
more pictures	Westend Synagogue	Freiherr-vom-Stein-Straße 30 Location corridor: 267, parcel: 46/8, 47/18, 48/21	Westend Synagogue	1908-10	154041
more pictures	Double tenement house Freiherr-vom-Stein-Straße 51/53	Freiherr-vom-Stein-Straße 51/53 Location floor: 263, parcel: 18, 19	Double tenement house in the tradition of late classicism with renaissance details. Stumbling blocks for the murdered residents Amalie, Hermann and Nelly Gruenewald are set up in front of the house . The monument topography lists the house as an individual monument; in the electronic version it is only shown as part of the overall system 71.	1889/90
more pictures	Tenement house Freiherr-vom-Stein-Strasse 55	Freiherr-vom-Stein-Straße 55 Location floor: 263, parcel: 20	Neo-Renaissance tenement after a design by E. Lemmé. The monument topography lists the house as an individual monument; in the electronic version it is only shown as part of the overall system 71.	1897
more pictures	Villa Kissel	Freiherr-vom-Stein-Straße 65 Location hall: 260, parcel: 28/1	Villa in the style of the neo-renaissance with a symmetrical facade with an axial main portal between side projections and mezzanine floor. Today a branch of the Lampe bank	1889	154044

Friedrich-Ebert-Anlage

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	Goethe high school	Friedrich-Ebert-Anlage 22 location

Friedrichstrasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
		Friedrichstrasse 1 location
more pictures		Friedrichstrasse 5 location
	London 77	Friedrichstrasse 8 location
more pictures		Friedrichstrasse 9/11 location
		Friedrichstrasse 22/24 location
		Friedrichstrasse 59 location
	Villa Hanau	Friedrichstrasse 61 location
	Villa Riesser	Friedrichstrasse 63 location

Fürstenbergerstrasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
		Fürstenbergerstraße 156 location
		Fürstenbergerstrasse 161 location
		Fürstenbergerstrasse 163 location
more pictures	Gym and Aula Lessing-Gymnasium	Fürstenbergerstrasse 166 location	Two-story auditorium with gallery and stage above a two-story gymnasium. South side as an architectural design feature and for acoustic reasons as an expressive folded concrete structure, designed and executed in 1967 by G. Balser, L. Menzel, K. Egli. Ceramic wall relief by F. Lammeyer	1967
		Fürstenbergerstraße 223 location

Gärtnerweg

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	Fellnerstrasse 15	Gärtnerweg 1 location
		Gärtnerweg 9 location
		Gärtnerweg 29 location
		Gärtnerweg 31 location
	Apartment building Gärtnerweg 32	Gärtnerweg 32 Location hall: 121, parcel: 4	Tenement of the romantic late classicism.	1863	154063
more pictures	Ignatius Church	Gärtnerweg location hall: 118, parcel: 24, 25, 127/26	Concrete church by Gottfried Böhm	1964

Grüneburgpark

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
Image wanted	[[Grüneburgpark |]]	Grüneburgpark location
Image wanted		Orangery location
		Porter's lodge

Grüneburgplatz

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
more pictures	IG Farben building	Grüneburgplatz 1 today Norbert-Wollheim-Platz location	The IG-Farben-Haus or the Poelzig-Bau (also IG Farben-Haus or Poelzig-Ensemble , formerly also the IG Farben building , IG Farben complex , IG high-rise , Farben Building , officially General Creighton from 1975 to 1996 W. Abrams Building ) in Frankfurt am Main was designed by Hans Poelzig and built as the central administration for IG Farben from 1928 to 1931. After the end of the war, the American military administration moved there. Since 2001 the building has housed part of the Johann Wolfgang Goethe University in Frankfurt am Main . Since June 16, 2009 it has been renamed Poelzig-Bau.	1928 to 1931

Grüneburgweg

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
		Grüneburgweg 72/74 location
Image wanted		Grüneburgweg 95 location
	Villa Varrentrapp	Grüneburgweg 113 location
		Grüneburgweg 115 location
		Grüneburgweg 119 location	During the night from August 21, 2012 to August 22, 2012, the house was briefly occupied by IVI sympathizers.
		Grüneburgweg 141 location
		Grüneburgweg 143/145 location
		Grüneburgweg 147 location
		Grüneburgweg 149 location
	Villa Schlesicky	Grüneburgweg 151 location
		Grüneburgweg 153 location

Guiollettstrasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
		Guiollettstrasse 4-8 location
		Guiollettstrasse 17 location
		Guiollettstrasse 19 location
		Guiollettstrasse 21 location
		Guiollettstrasse 25 location
	Villa Gerlach	Guiollettstrasse 34 location
		Guiollettstrasse 57/59 location
		Guiollettstrasse 61/63 location
		Guiollettstrasse 65 location

Hansaallee

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	Tenement house	Hansaallee 4 location	Neo-Renaissance tenement house with a central bay window under a decorative wooden gable (supported on both sides by carved sphinxes). The house forms a duplex with house number 6. The architect was Gustav Günther.	1903
	Tenement house	Hansaallee 6 location	Neo-Renaissance tenement house with rich ashlar structure, asymmetrical bay window and central gable. The house forms a duplex with house number 4. The architect was Gustav Günther.	1903
	Tenement house	Hansaallee 7 location	Neo-baroque tenement house with axial projection. The architects were Paul Junior and Adolf Metzger.	1903
	Double tenement house	Hansaallee 8/10 location	Neo-Baroque double apartment building with richly structured ashlar facade and balconies on the risalits. The architects were Paul Junior and Adolf Metzger. The balcony grilles and windows are original.	1903
	Tenement houses	Hansaallee 9/11 location	Neo-Baroque apartment buildings with elaborately carved window lunettes. The facade of house number 9 is centered by bay windows in sandstone. The architect was Philipp Hufnagel.	1903
	Tenement house	Hansaallee 12 location	Art Nouveau apartment building with gabled corner facade and pillar bay windows in rich ashlar structure. The architect was Philipp Hufnagel. Balcony grilles and fencing are original.	1902
	Tenement house	Hansaallee 13/15 location	Apartment building in Art Nouveau style with an axial bay window under the gable. The architect was Philipp Hufnagel.	1904
	Tenement house	Hansaallee 16 location	Late classicist tenement house with axial oriel projections. The architects were Paul Junior and Adolf Metzger	1903
	Tenement house	Hansaallee 17 location	Neo-Baroque apartment building with a gabled bevel under an onion-shaped dome in a prominent corner position.	1903
	Tenement house	Hansaallee 18 location	Art Nouveau apartment building with asymmetrical bay window. The architect was Philipp Hufnagel.	1903
	Tenement house	Hansaallee 19 location	Tenement house in Renaissance style with an axially symmetrical facade in rich stone décor. The architect was Alexander Philipp Heinitz. The fence and balcony grilles are original.	1903
	Tenement house	Hansaallee 21 location	Tenement house with gothic sandstone structure and central corner projections on a polygonal floor plan. Balcony grilles and fencing are original.	1903
	Tenement house	Hansaallee 22 location	Neo-Baroque apartment building in a striking corner position. The architect was Jean Stamm. The facade is structured by domed corner bay windows on a polygonal floor plan and an asymmetrical balcony bay window under the gable. The house has sculpted lintels and parapets. The fence and the balcony grilles are original.
	Tenement house	Hansaallee 23 location	Tenement house with gothic sandstone structure and central corner projections on a polygonal floor plan. Balcony grilles and fencing are original.	1903
	Residential building	Hansaallee 30/32 location	House in the style of historicism by Vietze & Helfrich . The corner of the building is designed as a dominant tower with a round dome. It was destroyed in the war and not rebuilt in the following years. In 2002 the house was extensively renovated and converted into a commercial building. The sculptures in front of the ornamental gable are by Franz Josef Vietze.	1910/11

In the Saxony camp

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	Tenement house	In the Sachsenlager 1 location	Late classicist tenement house.	1863

Im Trutz Frankfurt

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	Tenement house	Im Trutz Frankfurt 31 location	Tenement of the romantic late classicism. The house was originally the rectory of the French Reformed community .	circa 1859
	Tenement house	Im Trutz Frankfurt 33 location	Late classicist tenement house. The windows are original. Silvia Tennenbaum (1928–2016; author of the novel Streets of Yesterday ) lived in this house from 1934 until she fled to Switzerland in 1936.	circa 1859

Kettenhofweg

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	Villa Erlanger	Kettenhofweg 26 location	Late classicist house with a central arched window between a pair of gabled half-columns.	1871
	Residential building	Kettenhofweg 27 location	Late classicist house with a baroque extension.	around 1850
	Villa Cronhardt	Kettenhofweg 29 location	Representative residential building in the forms of late classicism with pilasters in corner rounded corners as well as ornamented lintels and lunettes. The architect was Christian Ludwig Schmidt.	1872
	Tenement house	Kettenhofweg 46 location	Neo-Renaissance tenement house.	1883
	Apartment building (= Brentanostraße 2)	Kettenhofweg 72 location	Tenement house built by the architect Gustav Günther . Neoclassical facade with pilasters and an axial diaphragm. The fence and the balcony grilles are original.	1921
	Residential building	Kettenhofweg 94 location	Neo-baroque residential building.	1896
	Double tenement house	Kettenhofweg 96/98 location	Double tenement house with style elements from the Renaissance and Baroque periods with a symmetrical front framed by side elevations. Architects were Beck & Grünewald. The fencing is partly original.	1896
	House fucker	Kettenhofweg 119 location	House designed by Otto Fucker with a modern vertical structure under a formerly steep hipped roof and a cantilevered loggia between corner cores.	1909
	Double tenement house	Kettenhofweg 124 / 124a location	Double apartment building in the neo-baroque style with a rich, partially sculpted stone facade and domed side elevations. The fencing is partly original.	1902
	Double tenement house	Kettenhofweg 129/131 location	Neoclassical double tenement house with decorative elements in relief over pilasters. The roof section at Kettenhofweg 131 has been changed. The fence is original.	1910
	America Institute	Kettenhofweg 130 location	The former American Institute was built in 1953 by Ferdinand Kramer as the seat of the Institute for English and American Studies. From 2003 to 2013 the building was occupied and was used as an autonomous center under the name Institute for Comparative Irrelevance .	1953

Klüberstrasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	Outbuildings	Klüberstrasse 5 location	Late Classicism outbuilding with a dominant attic. The enclosure is original.	1863
	Tenement house	Klüberstrasse 7 location	Late classicist tenement house with centering pilasters and stucco window lintels. The fence and the balcony grilles are original. Semi-detached house with number 9.	1871
	Tenement house	Klüberstrasse 9 location	Late classicist tenement house with centering pilasters and stucco window lintels. The fence and the balcony grilles are original. Semi-detached house with number 7.	1871
	Tenement house	Klüberstrasse 11 location	Late classicist tenement house with axial atlan and original fencing.	1863
	Tenement house	Klüberstrasse 13 location	Late classicist tenement house with asymmetrical balcony and dormer arrangement. The fence is original.	1863
	Tenement house	Klüberstrasse 15 location	Late classicist tenement house with centering balconies and original fencing.	1863
	Residential building	Klüberstrasse 17 location	Late classicist tenement house. The basement is heavily modified.	1865
	Duplex	Klüberstrasse 18/20 location	Late classicist tenement house with pilasters and a central arbor. The inside of the house has been changed a lot, the fencing is original.	1863

Kronberger Strasse

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Data
	Tenement house	Kronberger Strasse 14 location	Apartment building in the neo-renaissance style by Simon Ravenstein. The facade is structured by corner bay windows, balconies and central projections under the ornamental gable.	1891
	Double tenement house	Kronberger Strasse 28/30 location	Semi-detached house in late classicism and neo-baroque styles.	1891
	Tenement house	Kronberger Strasse 40 location	Late classicist tenement house with an axial balcony projection facing Liebigstrasse. The fence is original.	1878
	Residential building	Kronberger Strasse 48 location	Neo-Baroque house designed by Louis Mandel with a distinctive side elevation.	1907
	Residential building	Kronberger Strasse 49 location	Residential house with stylistic elements of Neoclassicism and Art Nouveau with asymmetrical gable and corner bay window.	1908
	(= Freiherr vom Stein-Str. 14)	Kronberger Strasse 50 location

literature

• Heike Kaiser: Monument topography city of Frankfurt am Main. Supplements. Limited special edition. Henrich, Frankfurt am Main 2000, DNB 96298437X .
• Heinz Schomann, Volker Rödel, Heike Kaiser: Monument topography city of Frankfurt am Main. Revised 2nd edition, limited special edition on the occasion of the 1200th anniversary of the city of Frankfurt am Main. Societäts-Verlag, Frankfurt am Main 1994, ISBN 3-7973-0576-1 .
• Thomas Zeller: The architects and their building activities in Frankfurt am Main from 1870 to 1950. Henrich, Frankfurt am Main 2004, ISBN 3-921606-51-9 .

See also

• For the names of the streets covered here, see the list of street names in Frankfurt am Main .

Individual evidence

1. ^ Art in Public Space, Frankfurt
2. ↑ Supplementary Volume 2000.
3. ^ Art in public space
4. ↑ Uni-Frankfurt ( Memento from February 28, 2015 in the Internet Archive )
5. ↑ Squatters, damned and taped up. In: Frankfurter Rundschau. August 25, 2012.
6. ↑ Building description on andreaslyson.de
7. ↑ Frankfurt is reading a book: A city tour with Silvia Tennenbaum (article from April 17, 2012)
8. ↑ Frankfurt reads a book: Streets of Yesterday ( Memento from February 23, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) (article from April 17, 2012)

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