List of cultural monuments in Ludwigshafen-northern city center

In the list of cultural monuments in Ludwigshafen-Nördliche Innenstadt , all cultural monuments of the district Nördliche Innenstadt of the Rhineland-Palatinate city ​​of Ludwigshafen am Rhein are listed. The basis is the list of monuments of the state of Rhineland-Palatinate (as of August 16, 2017).

Monument zones

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Monument zone 4. Gartenweg	4. Gartenweg 4–14 and 7–15, Wöhlerstraße 19, Anilinstraße 14 Lage	1902-07	villa-like twin houses surrounded by gardens for officials and directors of BASF, sandstone-framed brick buildings, 1902–07, architect Eugen Haueisen ; Gartenweg 9 1920/21
Monument zone BASF residential colony Hemshof	Anilinstrasse 29–53 (odd numbers), Bürgerstrasse 2–14 (even numbers), Liebigstrasse 30–54 (even numbers), 29–53 (odd numbers), Sodastraße 29–53 (odd numbers), 30–54 (even numbers ), 1. Gartenweg 31-53 (odd numbers), 38–50 (even numbers), 2. Gartenweg 30–54 (even numbers), 29–53 (odd numbers), 3. Gartenweg 29–53 (odd numbers) , 30–54 (even numbers) position	around 1872–1911	Housing estate for BASF workers, 66 individual buildings have been preserved from this first Ludwigshafen estate, single-storey, sandstone-segmented brick buildings with extended pitched roofs, so-called cross houses in garden parcels, two-storey supervisors' houses, from 1895 with gable projections, from 1911 single-storey Heimatstil buildings with hip or mansard roofs, around 1872 1911, architect Eugen Haueisen
Frankenthaler Straße monument zone	Frankenthaler Strasse 180–186 location	Early 20th century	Row of one to four-storey late-founding houses with front gardens and their wrought-iron borders, sandstone-articulated brick buildings, early 20th century
Monument zone Graefenaustrasse	Gräfenaustrasse 31–37 (odd numbers) location	from 1899	Row of three-story residential and commercial buildings, sandstone-framed clinker buildings, Wilhelminian style and Art Nouveau, (No. 31 1899, No. 33 1903 and No. 35 1903, both by architects Wiedemann & Schneekloth, No. 37 1910)	Image wanted
Hartmannstrasse monument zone	Hartmannstrasse 40–46a and 48–53, Marienstraße 18–24 and 26 Lage	1894-1906	Wilhelminian style row houses at the confluence of Marienstraße and Hartmannstraße, sandstone-framed clinker buildings (today partially plastered), 1894–1906	Image wanted
Main cemetery monument zone	Bliesstrasse location	1854	older part of the cemetery, which was laid out in 1854 and expanded several times, partly with the original surrounding wall including the Jewish cemetery in the south-east; numerous high-quality tombs, late 19th and first quarter of the 20th century	Image wanted
Monument zone Jakob-Binder-Straße	Hartmannstrasse 2–10 and 9–13, Jakob-Binder-Strasse 8, 10, 16 and 5–11, Europaplatz 1 (east wing) location	around 1900	Row development on the corner of Hartmannstrasse and Jakob-Binder-Strasse consisting of four-storey residential and commercial buildings, clinker-brick buildings from the Gründerzeit, 1898–1908, architects Wiedemann & Schneekloth (except Jakob-Binder-Strasse 5, 7), documents the large-scale residential construction in Ludwigshafen around 1900	more pictures
Monument zone Kussmaulstrasse	Kussmaulstrasse 1–7, Sauerbruchstrasse 2–10, Bessemerstrasse 4 and 6, Schanzstrasse 93 Lage	1911	Residential complex around an inner courtyard from the building cooperative for the Bavarian traffic staff, two- and three-story plastered buildings with hipped and mansard roofs, neo-baroque motifs, 1911	Image wanted
Monument zone Lenaublock	Leuschnerstraße 12–16, Lenaustraße 2–12, Rollestraße 15 and 17, 1st Gartenweg 26–36 Lage	1912	Housing estate for BASF workers, four two- to three-story building blocks around an inner courtyard, plastered buildings, neo-baroque and Heimatstil motifs, 1912, architect Eugen Haueisen	Image wanted
Monument zone Leuschnerstraße 20–28	Leuschnerstraße 20/22 and 24/26/28 location	1912	BASF company housing, three-storey plastered plastered buildings with hipped roofs and front gardens, 1912, architect Eugen Haueisen	Image wanted
Monument zone Leuschnerstraße 30–40	Leuschnerstrasse 30-40 location	1920/21	Housing complex for BASF officials, two elongated three-storey building blocks behind front gardens, historicizing sandstone-integrated hipped roof buildings, 1920/21, master builder Strang	Image wanted
Limburgstrasse monument zone	Limburgstrasse 3–15 and 10–12a, Europaplatz 1 (west wing) location	around 1900	Row of three- or four-story historicized residential buildings in brick with sandstone sections, around 1900 (No. 13 rebuilt after being destroyed in the war); No. 10 ff .: Row of clinker buildings with mansard roofs, No. 12: 1903, architect Heinrich Schmidt; No. 12a: 1904, architect J. Hahn	Image wanted
Monument zone Rohrlachstrasse	Rohrlachstrasse 40-46 location	around 1900	Row of four-story historicized residential and commercial buildings, predominantly in clinker brick construction with sandstone structure, around 1900	Image wanted
Monument zone Sauerbruchstrasse	Sauerbruchstrasse 1–7, Robert-Koch-Strasse 2–8, Kussmaulstrasse 9, Bessemerstrasse 8 Lage	1910s	Residential complex built for the Reichsbahn building cooperative of the Bavarian traffic staff according to plans by Ludwig Grimm, building blocks arranged around a rectangular inner courtyard, two or three-storey plastered buildings with simple brick-built structures under hipped roofs, arches to the courtyard interior	Image wanted
Monument zone Seilerstraße	Seilerstrasse 16–30, Rohrlachstrasse 53 location	first decade of the 20th century	On both sides of Seilerstraße and at its confluence with Rohrlachstraße, block perimeter development consisting of three- and four-storey late founding residential and commercial buildings, predominantly clinker buildings with sandstone structure, first decade of the 20th century	Image wanted
Monument zone Welserstraße	Welserstraße 18–24 location	1907-1909	three-storey row of houses in the Heimat style, 1907–1909, No. 18 and 20 architect Johann Orth , No. 22 and 24 architect Philipp Scherb	Image wanted

Individual monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Residential and commercial building	Blücherstraße 13 location	1902	Four-storey corner residential and commercial building, part of the Wilhelminian style building with hipped roof, 1902, architect Georg Seitz	Image wanted
Residential building	Blücherstraße 25 location	1899	four-storey house, sandstone-framed brick building with mansard roof, new renaissance motifs, 1899	Image wanted
Residential building	Blücherstraße 44 location	around 1925	three-story house, expressionist motifs, analogous to the post office built in 1925 (Rohrlachstraße 55)	Image wanted
Residential building	Bürgermeister-Grünzweig-Straße 50 location	1908	sophisticated Art Nouveau row house, 1908	Image wanted
Residential and commercial building	Bürgermeister-Grünzweig-Straße 63/65 location	1911	Large-volume row residential and commercial building, four-story sandstone-integrated plastered building, historicizing and Art Nouveau motifs, 1911, architect Otto Schittenhelm	Image wanted
Main laboratory of the Badische Anilin- & Soda-Fabrik	Carl-Bosch-Strasse, building C 13, location	1887/88	elongated Wilhelminian style brick building with hipped roof, 1887/88, architect Eugen Haueisen; defining the cityscape	Image wanted
Main administrative building of the Badische Anilin- & Soda-Fabrik	Carl-Bosch-Straße 38 location	around 1887/88	stately Wilhelminian style brick building with a mansard roof, around 1887/88, architect Eugen Haueisen	Image wanted
Town house north	Europaplatz 1 location	1913	four-storey, castle-like, neo-classical three-wing building with hipped roofs, 1913, design by the municipal building office, headed by Ernst May	more pictures
Residential building	Falkenstrasse 7 location	1906	three-storey row house, sandstone-framed plastered building using scratching technique, historicizing Art Nouveau motifs, 1906, architect J. Buchenberger	Image wanted
Residential building	Frankenthaler Strasse 74 location	1902	four-storey gothic row house with doorway, sandstone-integrated brick building, 1902, architect J. Hahn
Residential and commercial building	Frankenthaler Strasse 78 location	1903	four-storey historicizing row residential and commercial building with gate drive, sandstone-integrated brick building, 1903, architect Johann Orth
Residential building	Gartenstrasse 5 location	1895	sandstone-integrated brick building, new renaissance motifs, 1895, architects Gebrüder Hoffmann; connected by bridge to no.7
Residential building	Gartenstrasse 7 location	1895	sandstone-integrated brick building, new renaissance motifs, 1895, architects Gebrüder Hoffmann; connected by bridge with no.5
Residential building	Gartenstrasse 11 location	1899	Four-storey Wilhelminian-style row house, sophisticated brick building integrated into the house, marked 1899
Residential building	Gartenstrasse 13 location	1898	Row house; three-storey, sandstone-integrated brick building, 1898, architects Wiedemann & Schneekloth and Ph. Walter
Residential building	Gartenstrasse 15 location	1898	Row house; three-storey, sandstone-integrated brick building, 1898, architects Wiedemann & Schneekloth and Ph. Walter
Residential and commercial building	Goerdelerplatz 13 location	1905	Row residential and commercial building, four-storey mansard roof building, historicist motifs alienated in an Art Nouveau style, 1905; defining the streetscape	Image wanted
Trinity Catholic Church	Goethestrasse 4 location	1899-1901	three-aisled neo-Gothic hall church, sandstone block construction, 1899–1901, architect Wilhelm Schulte I , Neustadt; After being destroyed in the war, reconstruction in 1952/53, diocesan building officer Wilhelm Schulte II , Speyer, and architect Hebgen, colored glazing 1953, Franz Mayersche Hofkunstanstalt Munich	more pictures
Block of flats	Goethestrasse 10-14 (even numbers), Rollesstrasse 1 and 3 Lage	1927/28	hook-shaped residential complex, four-storey cubic row buildings , raised corner tower, 1927/28, architect Rudolf von Perignon , Munich	Image wanted
Residential and commercial building	Goethestrasse 13 location	around 1900	Residential and commercial building; sandstone-incorporated clinker buildings, gothic Art Nouveau motifs, around 1900, architect Johann Orth	Image wanted
Residential and commercial building	Goethestrasse 15 location	around 1900	Residential and commercial building; sandstone-incorporated clinker buildings, gothic Art Nouveau motifs, around 1900, architect Johann Orth	Image wanted
Residential and commercial building	Goethestrasse 15a location	around 1900	Residential and commercial building; sandstone-incorporated clinker buildings, gothic Art Nouveau motifs, around 1900, architect Johann Orth	Image wanted
Residential building	Goethestrasse 18 location	1906	Elaborate three-storey row house with a mansard roof, Gothic Art Nouveau motifs, 1906, architect A. Wieland	Image wanted
Residential building	Goethestrasse 29 location	1902	four-storey row house from the late founder period, sandstone-integrated clinker brick building, 1902, architects Wiedemann & Schneekloth	Image wanted
Residential building	Goethestrasse 30 location	1902	three-storey historicizing row house, sandstone-integrated brick building with mansard roof, 1902, architects Wiedemann & Schneekloth	Image wanted
Residential houses	Goethestrasse 31 and Sauerbruchstrasse 26 location	around 1905	four-storey late historical row houses, Art Nouveau motifs; Sauerbruchstrasse 26: 1905, architects Wiedemann & Schneekloth	Image wanted
Residential building	Gräfenaustraße 20 location	at the end of the 19th century	four-storey row house, sandstone-framed, clinker-clad neo-renaissance facade, end of the 19th century	Image wanted
Residential building	Graefenaustrasse 37 location	1910	three-storey row house, sandstone-framed brick building with mansard roof, classicist Art Nouveau motifs, 1910, architect Philipp Scherb	Image wanted
Residential building	Graefenaustrasse 49 location	1899	four-storey row house dating from the late founder period, clinker brick building, 1899, row of dormer windows 1927; defining streets and squares	Image wanted
Residential and commercial building	Hartmannstrasse 9 location	1901	four-storey row residential and commercial building, sandstone-framed clinker brick building with mansard roof, new renaissance motifs, 1901, architects Wiedemann & Schneekloth	more pictures
Residential and commercial building	Hartmannstrasse 10 location	1900	four-storey corner residential and commercial building, historical sandstone block building with mansard roof, 1900, architects Wiedemann & Schneekloth	more pictures
Residential and commercial building	Hartmannstrasse 11 location	1898	four-storey corner residential and commercial building dating from the late 19th century, brick building, 1898, architects Wiedemann & Schneekloth	more pictures
Residential and commercial building	Hartmannstrasse 13 location	1910	four-storey corner residential and commercial building, sandstone-framed brick building with mansard roof, Art Nouveau, 1910, architect Philipp Scherb	more pictures
Residential building	Hartmannstrasse 17 location	1895	upper-class four-storey row house, neo-baroque sandstone-framed clinker brick building, 1895, architect Michael Kraus II	more pictures
Residential building	Hartmannstrasse 18 location	1902	four-story row house, clinker brick building, 1902, architect Georg Seitz	more pictures
Residential building	Hartmannstrasse 19 location	1895	four-storey late historical row house, sandstone-integrated brick building, 1895, architect Michael Kraus II	more pictures
Residential and commercial building	Hartmannstrasse 20 location	1902	Sophisticated four-storey row residential and commercial building, sandstone-framed clinker brick building, neo-renaissance / art nouveau motifs, 1902, architects Wiedemann & Schneekloth, workshop building from the construction period on the back
Residential building	Hartmannstrasse 22 location	1904	four-storey row house, brick building, 1904, architects Wiedemann & Schneekloth
Residential building	Hartmannstrasse 30 location	1902	four-storey row house, sandstone-framed brick building with mansard roof, 1902, architects Wiedemann & Schneekloth	Image wanted
Residential and commercial building	Hartmannstrasse 32 location	1899	four-storey Wilhelminian style corner residential and commercial building, sandstone-integrated clinker building with mansard roof, tower-like corner with tent roof, 1899, architects Wiedemann & Schneekloth; defining the streetscape	Image wanted
Air raid shelter	Hartmannstrasse 33 location	1941	Air raid shelter; Concrete tower, Marian relief with child, 1941	Image wanted
Don Bosco House	Hemshofstraße 69, Rollesstraße 5 location	1927/28	Large-framed four-storey mansard roof building with stepped gable, expressionist motifs, canopy figures, 1927/28, architect Rudolf von Perignon, Munich	Image wanted
Greek Orthodox Church of the Annunciation	Hohenzollernstrasse 2 location	1926-28	formerly Catholic Church of the Assumption; three-aisled basilica typical of the time with a hip roof, side aisles with pent roofs, expressionist motifs, 1926–28, architects Albert Boßlet , Munich, and Karl Lochner, bronze figures by Johannes Panzer , Munich; with equipment	more pictures
Residential building	Hohenzollernstrasse 44 location	1906	four-storey late historical house, 1906, architect Johann Orth; defining the streetscape	Image wanted
Air raid shelter	Hohenzollernstrasse 50 location	1941	Air raid shelter; Exposed concrete building with a crenellated end, relief of Mary with child, 1941, architect Hans Fischer
Residential building	Jakob-Binder-Straße 5 location	1906	three-story row house, sandstone-framed brick building with mansard roof, gothic motifs influenced by Art Nouveau, 1906, architect Philipp Jotter	more pictures
Residential building	Jakob-Binder-Straße 8 location	1906	three-storey house, sandstone-framed brick building, Art Nouveau, 1906, architect Franz Eichenauer
Residential and commercial building	Jakob-Binder-Straße 10 location	1906	Residential and commercial building, sandstone-integrated brick building, Art Nouveau, 1906, architect Franz Eichenauer
Residential and commercial building	Jakob-Binder-Straße 13 location	1904	three-storey Wilhelminian style row residential and commercial building, brick building with mansard roof, 1904, architects Wiedemann & Schneekloth	more pictures
Residential and commercial building	Jakob-Binder-Straße 15 location	1904	three-storey row residential and commercial building, sandstone-framed clinker brick building with mansard roof, Art Nouveau motifs, 1904, architect Johann Orth	more pictures
Residential and commercial building	Jakob-Binder-Straße 16 location	1901	four-storey corner residential and commercial building, lavishly sandstone-integrated clinker brick building with mansard roof, 1901
Residential building	Jakob-Binder-Straße 17 location	1904	three-storey row house, sandstone-integrated brick building with mansard roof (renewed), historicizing motifs influenced by Art Nouveau, 1904, architect J. Hahn	Image wanted
Residential building	Jakob-Binder-Straße 20 location	1910	three-storey row house, sandstone-framed brick building with mansard roof (renewed), Art Nouveau motifs, 1910 and 1912, architects Philipp Scherb and Otto Schittenhelm	more pictures
Residential building	Jakob-Binder-Straße 22 location	1912	three-storey row house, sandstone-framed brick building with mansard roof, Art Nouveau motifs, 1910 and 1912, architects Philipp Scherb and Otto Schittenhelm	more pictures
Residential and commercial building	Jakob-Binder-Straße 23 location	1901	four-storey corner apartment and commercial building dating from the late 19th century, sandstone-framed brick building with hipped mansard roof, 1901, architects Wiedemann & Schneekloth	more pictures
Residential and commercial building	Jakob-Binder-Straße 24 location	1896	four-storey row residential and commercial building with doorway, new renaissance motifs, 1896, architects Josef Hoffmann & Söhne	Image wanted
Residential and commercial building	Jakob-Binder-Straße 25 location	1901	four-storey row residential and commercial building, sandstone building, new renaissance motifs, 1901, architect K. Sieber	more pictures
Residential and commercial building	Jakob-Binder-Straße 33 location	1900	four-storey corner residential and commercial building, sandstone-integrated Wilhelminian style building, 1900	Image wanted
Residential building	Kanalstrasse 18 location	at the end of the 19th century	four-storey Wilhelminian style row house, sandstone-integrated brick building
Residential building	Kanalstrasse 73 location	1896	Residential house, brick and sandstone-integrated brick building, central projectile with stepped gable, 1896, architects Baumann & Böhler	Image wanted
Air raid shelter	Karl-Müller-Strasse without number location	1942/43	Air raid shelter; Flat-roofed cubic exposed concrete building with extensions, 1942/43	Image wanted
Residential building	Karlstrasse 11 location	1908	Row house, brick building with sandstone walls, Art Nouveau motifs, 1908, architect Johannes Orth; defining the streetscape	Image wanted
Residential building	Karlstrasse 13 location	1908	Row house, brick building with sandstone walls, Art Nouveau motifs, 1908, architect Johannes Orth; defining the streetscape	Image wanted
Residential and commercial building	Limburgstrasse 14 location	1904	three-storey corner residential and commercial building, upper-class Art Nouveau building with hipped roof, 1904, architects Gebrüder Hoffmann	more pictures
Residential building	Limburgstrasse 17 location	1901	three-storey Wilhelminian style corner house, sandstone-integrated clinker brick building with mansard hipped roof, 1901, architects Gebrüder Hoffmann	Image wanted
Residential and commercial building	Limburgstrasse 19 location	1900	three-storey row residential and commercial building, sandstone-integrated brick building, new renaissance motifs, 1900; defining the streetscape	Image wanted
Residential building	Limburgstrasse 21 location	1902	three-storey row house, sandstone-framed clinker brick building, historicizing motifs influenced by Art Nouveau, 1902, architects Gebrüder Hoffmann	Image wanted
Residential and commercial building	Marienstraße 12a location	1899	representative four-storey corner residential and commercial building, sandstone-integrated brick building, new renaissance motifs, 1899	Image wanted
Indoor swimming pool north	Pettenkofer Strasse 9 location	1956	slim reinforced concrete construction with atrium and transparent swimming pool, 1956, architect Heinrich Schmitt	Image wanted
Residential and guest house	Prinzregentenstrasse 15 location	1898	Dominant four-storey corner house with restaurant, brick building integrated into the house, new renaissance motifs, 1898, architect H. Holz
Residential building	Prinzregentenstrasse 20 location	at the end of the 19th century	four-story row house, brick building integrated into the house, new renaissance motifs, end of the 19th century
Residential building	Prinzregentenstrasse 25 location	last quarter of the 19th century	three-storey row house, sandstone-framed brick building, classicist motifs, last quarter of the 19th century, dwelling houses 1905
Residential building	Prinzregentenstrasse 25a location	late 19th century	Sophisticated three-story row house, sandstone-framed brick building, new renaissance motifs, late 19th century
Residential building	Prinzregentenstrasse 29 location	late 19th century	Row house, sandstone-framed brick building, neo-renaissance motifs, late 19th century
facade	Prinzregentenstrasse 33 location	1900	Plastic facade of the four-story row house, 1900, architects Wiedemann & Schneekloth
Residential building	Prinzregentenstrasse 35 location	1895	Residential house, sandstone-framed brick building, new renaissance motifs, 1895, architects Baumann & Böhler
Residential and commercial building	Prinzregentenstrasse 36 location	1899	Large-volume row residential and commercial building, four-story brick building integrated into a house, new renaissance motifs, 1899, architects Wiedemann & Schneekloth
Residential building	Prinzregentenstrasse 37 location	1896	Residential house, sandstone-framed brick building, 1896, architects Baumann & Böhler
Residential building	Prinzregentenstrasse 38 location	1898	four-story row house, sandstone-framed brick building, 1898, architects Baumann & Böhler
Residential and commercial building	Prinzregentenstrasse 42 location	around 1900	Large-volume four-storey corner residential and commercial building, from the Wilhelminian style, sandstone-integrated brick building, around 1900
Residential building	Prinzregentenstrasse 46 location	around 1900	three-storey row house, sandstone-integrated brick building, new renaissance motifs, around 1900; Art Nouveau door, stucco, wall paintings
Residential and commercial building	Prinzregentenstrasse 47 location	around 1900	four-storey historicizing row residential and commercial building, sandstone-integrated brick building, around 1900, architect Johann Orth
Residential building	Prinzregentenstrasse 48 location	late 19th century	three-storey row house with a three-part neo-renaissance facade, late 19th century
Residential and commercial building	Prinzregentenstrasse 49 location	around 1900	four-storey historicizing row residential and commercial building, sandstone-integrated brick building, around 1900, architect Johann Orth
Residential and commercial building	Prinzregentenstrasse 51 location	around 1900	Dominant four-storey corner residential and commercial building, lavishly sandstone-integrated brick building, neo-renaissance motifs influenced by Art Nouveau, around 1900
Residential and commercial building	Prinzregentenstrasse 53 location	1897	four-storey corner residential and commercial building, sandstone-framed brick building, 1897, architects Baumann & Böhler
Transformer station	Rohrlachstrasse 23a location	1925	former transformer station; Brick building with a round porch, flat roof, 1925	Image wanted
Residential and commercial building	Rohrlachstrasse 25 location	last quarter of the 19th century	three-storey corner residential and commercial building, new renaissance motifs, last quarter of the 19th century	Image wanted
Air raid shelter	Rohrlachstrasse 36 location	1942/43	Air raid shelter; Concrete tower with pyramids, 1942/43, architect K. Lohner	more pictures
Residential and commercial building	Rohrlachstrasse 46 location	1905	Three-storey residential and commercial building with a mansard roof, new renaissance motifs, 1905, architect Karl Weber	Image wanted
Post office	Rohrlachstraße 55, Seilerstraße 43 location	1925	representative administration building; five-storey cubic hipped roof building, expressionist motifs, 1925, structural engineering office of the Speyer Post Office
Evangelical Apostle Church	Rohrlachstrasse 70 location	1926	two-aisled neo-Gothic gallery, yellow brick building, 1892–94, architect Johannes Otzen , Berlin; with equipment; War memorial 1914/18, granite, 1926 by Theodor Johanni ; Rohrlachstraße 72: Simultaneous rectory, partly clinker facing; Rohrlachstraße 68: former parish and sister house, gothic facing brick building, 1901, architects Wiedemann & Schneekloth, expanded in 1912, architect Otto Schittenhelm	more pictures
Residential and commercial building	Rohrlachstrasse 79 location	1900	five-storey residential and commercial building, historicist and art nouveau motifs, 1900, architects Wiedemann & Schneekloth	Image wanted
Residential building	Rohrlachstrasse 82 location	1911	four-story row house, red sandstone building with mansard roof, 1911, architect Philipp Scherb	Image wanted
Residential and commercial building	Rohrlachstrasse 119 location	1903	representative four-storey corner residential and commercial building, historicist and art nouveau motifs, 1903, architect Philipp Jotter	Image wanted
Air raid shelter	Rollesstrasse 14 location	1942	Octagonal concrete tower, 1942, extension as water tower (reinforced concrete construction) with conical roof and stair tower, 1953	more pictures
Residential building	Sauerbruchstrasse 20 location	1911	four-storey row house, sandstone-integrated plastered building, dwelling with pyramid roof, 1911, architect Philipp Scherb	Image wanted
Residential building	Schanzstrasse 15 location	1907	three-storey corner house with a mansard hipped roof, built in sandstone, 1907/08, architect Johann Orth; defining the streetscape	Image wanted
Residential building	Schanzstrasse 33 location	1914	four-storey row house, strictly geometric decor, 1914	Image wanted
Residential and commercial building	Schanzstrasse 72 location	1909	three-storey row residential and commercial building, sandstone cuboid construction with mansard roof, 1909, architect Johann Orth	Image wanted
Residential building	Schanzstrasse 74 location	1906	three-storey row house with mansard roof, neo-Gothic and Art Nouveau motifs, 1906, architect Johann Orth	Image wanted
Residential building	Seilerstraße 12 location	1897	three-storey house, classicist motifs, 1897	Image wanted
Residential and commercial building	Seilerstraße 17 location	1900	four-storey row residential and commercial building with restaurant, lavish Art Nouveau decor, 1900	Image wanted
Residential building	Seilerstraße 20 location	1906	three-storey row house, sandstone block construction with mansard roof, historicizing motifs influenced by Art Nouveau, 1906, architect Philipp Jotter	Image wanted
Residential and commercial building	Seilerstraße 41 location	1906	four-storey row residential and commercial building, sandstone-framed plastered building, partly ornamental framework, 1906, architect Philipp Jotter	Image wanted
Water tower	Turmstrasse 14 location	1904	Water tower of the former slaughterhouse; Clinker-faced reinforced concrete construction, square base, cylindrical shaft, tower head with conical roof, 1904, architect Gustav Uhlmann, Mannheim city planning officer	more pictures
Air raid shelter	Valentin-Bauer-Strasse 2 location	1941	Air raid shelter; five-storey fair-faced concrete tower with blind arcades, 1941
Pestalozzi School	Virchowstrasse 1 location	1909-11	representative three-wing complex, three-and-a-half-story sandstone-structured plastered buildings with mansard roofs, historicizing motifs influenced by Art Nouveau, 1909–11, fencing in 1936	Image wanted
Residential building	Von-der-Tann-Straße 18 location	1897	three-storey row house, sandstone-framed brick building with mansard roof, neo-renaissance, 1897, architect H. Holz	Image wanted
Residential building	Von-der-Tann-Straße 22 location	1900	four-story historic row house, sandstone-framed brick building, marked 1900, architect Michael Kraus II	Image wanted
Residential building	Von-der-Tann-Straße 32 location	1902	three-storey row house, sandstone-integrated brick building, neo-renaissance, 1902, architect Georg Seitz	Image wanted
Grafenau School	Von-der-Tann-Straße 37, Graefenaustrasse 32 Lage	1903/04	representative U-shaped complex, sandstone-integrated brick buildings with hipped roofs, historicizing motifs influenced by Art Nouveau, 1903/1904, design by the City Building Office, headed by Ernst May; water tower in the courtyard, base on a circular floor plan, brick masonry shaft, tower head with conical roof, 1894 based on plans by Oskar Smreker (Mannheim) and Anton König (Munich); a plaque on the house commemorating those who died in the First World War
Residential building	Welserstraße 4 location	1906	three-storey row house with mansard roof, Art Nouveau motifs, 1906, architect Philipp Scherb	Image wanted
Residential building	Welserstraße 7 location	1904	three-storey row house with mansard roof, 1904, architect Georg Seitz	Image wanted
Residential and commercial building	Welserstraße 8 location	1910	large-volume three-storey corner residential and commercial building with a mansard hipped roof, 1910, architect August Hardt ; defining the streetscape	Image wanted
Residential and commercial building	Welserstraße 11 location	1908	three-storey row residential and commercial building with a mansard roof, sandstone art nouveau building, 1908, architect Philipp Jotter	Image wanted
Residential building	Welserstraße 17 location	1905	three-storey row house, sandstone-framed brick building, Art Nouveau, 1905, architect Georg Seitz	Image wanted
Wislicenus block	Wislicenusstrasse 1–6, Leuschnerstrasse 15–25 (odd numbers), Anilinstrasse 40–46 (even numbers), Graebestrasse 2–16 (even numbers), René-Bohn-Strasse 1–5 (odd numbers) Location	1918-20	Housing estate for workers planned by BASF's construction department, nine three-storey building blocks around three inner courtyards, representative neo-baroque mansard hipped roof buildings with gates, 1918–20; War memorial for workers who died in 1914/18, 1923 by Hermann Hahn , Munich
BASF Society House	Wöhlerstraße 15 location	1898-1900	stately Wilhelminian style brick building with hipped roof, neo-renaissance, antique wall painting, 1898–1900, architect Eugen Haueisen; with equipment	Image wanted

Former cultural monuments

designation	location	Construction year	description	image
Friedrich Engelhorn high-rise of BASF	Carl-Bosch-Strasse 44 location	1957	102 m high reinforced concrete skeleton construction on pilots, glass curtain walls, four-storey tower structure above a pitched roof, 1957, architects Helmut Hentrich and Hubert Petschnigg , Düsseldorf; shaping the cityscape; Canceled in 2013	more pictures

literature

• Mara Oexner (edit.): City of Ludwigshafen am Rhein. (= Monument topography Federal Republic of Germany , cultural monuments in Rhineland-Palatinate , Volume 8.) L. Schwann, Düsseldorf 1990, ISBN 3-491-31039-3 .
• General Directorate for Cultural Heritage Rhineland-Palatinate (publisher): Informational directory of cultural monuments in the district-free city of Ludwigshafen (PDF; 4.9 MB). Mainz 2017.

Web links

Commons : Cultural monuments in Ludwigshafen-Nördliche Innenstadt  - collection of pictures

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