List of cultural monuments in Berlin-Charlottenburg-Nord

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Location of Charlottenburg-Nord in Berlin

The list of cultural monuments of Charlottenburg-Nord includes the cultural monuments of the Berlin district of Charlottenburg-Nord in the Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf district .

Monument areas (ensembles)

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09020771	Max-Dohrn-Straße 8/10 Tegeler Weg 33 ( location )	Factory site Schering AG For monument see: Max-Dohrn-Straße 8 , 10 Tegeler Weg 33	Further components of the ensemble:
			09020773 - Max-Dohrn-Straße 10. Administration building, later Jungfernheide Hospital, 1939 by Mebes & Emmerich

Monument areas (entire facilities)

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09040486	Friedrich-Olbricht-Damm 8/36 Saatwinkler Damm 1 Hüttigpfad ( location )	Plötzensee prison (former) & juvenile detention center & former Plötzensee prison with memorial	Portal of the Plötzensee Memorial, 1951–52 by Bruno Grimmek
			Memorial wall
			Execution hangar
			7 civil servants' houses with outbuildings, 1868–72 by Hesse, Heinrich Herrmann and Paul Spieker
			Administration building with church
			Gatehouse
			2 prison wings
			Kitchen construction
			2 prison buildings
			western building
			hospital
			workshops
			Boiler and machine house
09040487	Friedrich-Olbricht-Damm 71 Adam-von-Trott-Straße 7 ( location )	Grounds and buildings of the NSKK transport standard Speer (so-called Speerplatte)	Villa Carlshof, around 1870
			Team accommodation, 1942 by Carl Christoph Lörcher
		Loss of monument: barracks complex	Concrete slab removed in 1993; 2 crew barracks, 3 administration and catenary structures & porter building demolished around 2000
09040492	Geißlerpfad 1, 3–11, 13–29 Heckerdamm 283/299 ( Lage )	Siemensstadt housing estate (Ringsiedlung) Part of the Berlin Modernist Settlements World Heritage Site	Row buildings, 1929–31 by Hugo Häring
			Row structure, 1929–31 by Walter Gropius
			“Long Jammer”, 1929–30 by Otto Bartning
			Row buildings, 1930–31 by Paul Rudolf Henning
			Row buildings, 1933–34 by Paul Rudolf Henning
			Row buildings & shopfitting, 1929–30 by Fred Forbát
			Row structure, 1930–31 by Fred Forbát
			former district heating plant and laundry, 1929–30 by Otto Bartning and M. Mengeringhausen
			formerly 13th elementary school, 1931 by Walter Helmcke, expanded 1933–34, reconstruction in 1951
			Gym, 1936, 1963 new building
			Garages
			Open spaces, from 1929 by Leberecht Migge
			Gas lighting
			See also: Berlin-Siemensstadt
09020004	Heckerdamm 226 ( location )	Ev. Community center Plötzensee	1968–1970 by Gerd Neumann, Dietmar Grötzebach and Günter Plessow
			Low building
09096195	Heckerdamm 230 ( location )	Kath. Maria-Regina-Martyrum-Kirche with bell tower and forecourt	1960–63 by Hans skull and Friedrich Ebert
			church
			Bell tower
			Cloister
09040502	Heckerdamm 271/273 Geitelsteig 4–18, 20/24 Goebelplatz 3/15 Schweiggerweg 1/25 Toeplerstraße 20/22 ( location )	Settlement on Goebelplatz	10 rows of living quarters, 1936–37 by Hans Hertlein and Walter Rahlfs
			Open spaces, 1937
09040505	Heilmannring 55–55B, 57–62C, 64–69C, 71 / 73D, 74–79, 90/96 Geitelsteig 19/23 Goebelstraße 1/9 Haeftenzeile 1–19, 21/29 Halemweg 1/11, 17–23, 26 –31, 33–35, 37/43 Heckerdamm 265 / 267C Heinickeweg 2/14 Letterhausweg 1 Popitzweg 1–4B, 6 / 12B Schneppenhorstweg 1–11, 13/21 Toeplerstraße 1–5, 7/21, 25/37 ( location )	Charlottenburg-Nord housing estate	Laubenganghaus, 1956–58 by Hans Scharoun
			Haeftenzeile residential complex, 1956–58 by Walter Labes
			Heilmannring residential complex, 1959–60 by Hans Scharoun
			Shopping center, 1959–60 by Hans Scharoun
			Youth home, 1959 by the Charlottenburg Building Department
			Daycare center, 1960–1961 from the Charlottenburg Building Department
			Sisters' home, 1960–1961 from the building authority in Charlottenburg
			Elementary school, 1959–1961 from the Charlottenburg Building Department
			Wohnhaus & Laden, 1959–60 by Werner Weber
			Heckerdamm residential complex, 1957–1958 by Hans Hoffmann
			Heilmannring residential complex, 1958–1959 by Edmund Meurin
			Toeplerstrasse & Laden residential complex, 1957–1959 by Hans Scharoun
			Schneppenhorstweg residential complex, 1956–1957 from GSW
			Popitzweg residential complex, 1957–1958 from GSW
			Switching center 38, 1958 by A. Maier
			Outpatient clinic, 1959–60 by Walter Semmer
			Atonement Christ Church and annexes, 1962–1964 by Hans-Rudolf Plarre
			Parish hall, 1956 by Werner Harting
			Heinickeweg residential complex, Erich Böckler
09040525	Max-Dohrn-Strasse 8 ( location )	Schering AG, manufacturing and laboratory buildings	Laboratory and factory building I, 1957–58 by Gerhard Fritsche (see Ensemble Max-Dohrn-Straße 8/10 )
			Laboratory and Factory Building II, 1957–58 by Gerhard Fritsche

Architectural monuments

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09096203	Heinickeweg 1, 15 Schweiggerweg 2, 8, 12, 16, 18 Toeplerstraße 12 ( location )	Municipal community center hospital, retirement home	1939–42 by Wolfgang Binder, completed 1951–52
09097857	Lambertstrasse Max-Dorn-Strasse ( location )	Jungfernheide underground station	1974–77, opening 1980, by Rainer Gerhard Rümmler, lower and upper platform
09020772	Tegeler Weg 33 Max-Dohrn-Straße 10 ( location )	Schering AG, former photography department, factory building	1895 by Otto March (see Ensemble Max-Dohrn-Straße 8/10 )

Garden monuments

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09046610	Goebelplatz ( location )	Town square	1952 by Joachim Kaiser
09046337	Jungfernheideweg Heckerdamm Saatwinkler Damm ( location )	Jungfernheide public park	1920–23 by Erwin Barth, redesigns in 1932 by Felix Buch and 1954 by Joachim Kaiser
			Water tower

Former monuments

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09096326	Lise-Meitner-Strasse 33 ( location )	Small rectifier plant	1927–28 by Richard Brademann . The demolition took place sometime between 2004 and 2006.	Image wanted
09065349	Max-Dohrn-Strasse 10 ( location )	Schering AG, boiler house with turbine house and water station	1958–1959 by the construction department of Schering AG (see Ensemble Max-Dohrn-Straße 8/10 ), 1972 by Meyer and Mebes - apparently unlawfully demolished in the week before December 20, 2019 by work teams of the operator of the Berlinbiotechpark.

See also

• List of streets and squares in Berlin-Charlottenburg-Nord

Web links

Commons : Cultural monuments in Berlin-Charlottenburg-Nord  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• Monument database of the state of Berlin
• List of monuments of the state of Berlin. (PDF; 2.71 MB)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ "Monument protection for a 100 million meadow". Small request from Rudolf Kujath (SPD) . Printed matter 13/788 No. 956, August 14, 1996 ( online [accessed January 24, 2014]).
2. ↑ Cay Dobberke: Tagesspiegel from December 20, 2019

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