List of cultural monuments in Berlin-Hakenfelde

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Location of Hakenfelde in Berlin

The list of cultural monuments of Hakenfelde includes the cultural monuments of the Berlin district of Hakenfelde in the Spandau district . Other monuments (artistically designed monuments or buildings to commemorate) can be found in the list of monuments in Spandau .

Monument areas (entire facilities)

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09012504	Akazienweg 1–4 Aspenweg 6–14, 19–23 Birkenweg 1–3, 25–29 Buchenweg 3–13 Doehlweg 2/4 Eichenweg 1–22 Eschenweg 54/60, 72/74 Fichtenweg 58–101 Kastanienweg 1–2 Lindenweg 1 –3 Tannenweg 1–58, 62–86 ( location )	Hookfelde forest settlement	1915–1917 by Arthur Wolff and Otto Weber, extension in 1931 by Adolf Steil. Like the garden city Staaken from the same period, the settlement was built for the employees of the Spandau armaments factories and is an early representative example of the garden city movement . By 1917, 157 single-family houses had been built here - mostly as two-story row houses with a high pitched roof. The terraced house fronts at the eaves are loosened up by repeated gable facades. More photos and blueprints in Berliner Architekturwelt from 1919 ( see garden monument Waldsiedlung Hakenfelde )
			3 two-family houses on Akazienweg (1–4) and Eschenweg (54/56)
			4 apartment buildings on Eschenweg (58/74) and Aspenweg (6–8)
			Residential and commercial building on Birkenweg (25-27)
			Residential line on Birkenweg (2–3)
			Apartment building on Buchenweg (3–4)
			Apartment building on Buchenweg (5–13)
			2 residential rows on Eichenweg (1–22)
			Residential courtyard on Tannenweg (30–52)
			One-story row houses on Tannenweg (24–29, 53–58)
			Recessed row houses on Tannenweg (69–77)
			5 residential rows on Tannenweg (1–23, 62–68, 78–86)
			2 rows of apartments on Fichtenweg (58–75)
			3 residential rows on Fichtenweg (76–99)
			Hotel Waldschänke
			2 residential rows on Kastanienweg (1–2) and Aspenweg (13–14)
			2 residential rows on Lindenweg (1–3) and Aspenweg (9–10)
			Two-family house on Aspenweg (11-12)
			3 brick buildings on Aspenweg (19–23) and Doehlweg (1/3), 1931 by Adolf Steil
09080544	Eiswerderstrasse 14, 16-19 ( location )	Production building of the former fireworks laboratory	Production hall, around 1870 - before 1918
			Boiler house
			Production building east of the hall
			2 southern production buildings with a connecting bridge
			Production building north of the silo
			northern production building
			northeast production building
			Production building on Eiswerderstrasse
09085738	Hugo-Cassirer-Straße 44 Maselakeweg 16–32 ( location )	formerly Märkische Kabelwerke & Kabelwerk Dr. Cassirer and Co. AG	Factory hall with storage and administration wing, 1928–1929 by Hans Poelzig
			Porter's house and enclosure walls
			In 1896 the chemist Hugo Cassirer founded a factory for insulated cables in Berlin. The company soon expanded and found a plot of land conveniently located on the Havel in Spandau to build a new cable plant. During the Nazi era, the Jewish Cassirer family was expropriated, the factory was taken over by Siemens and renamed Märkische Kabelwerke AG . In 1967 the company became part of Bergmann Kabelwerke AG . In 1993 the company was closed. As Quartier Havelspitze , the area of ​​the Maselakeh peninsula has been redesigned into a residential and business district as part of the urban development project Wasserstadt Oberhavel . Poelzigs Halle was redeveloped in 2000/01 to meet the requirements of listed buildings and with 11,000 square meters of usable space should create space for trade and retail. The plans to house a supermarket could not be realized. Instead, the Stadtmuseum Berlin Foundation has been using the location for offices and workshops since 2004. The remaining parts of the boundary wall and the porter's building were integrated into the Poelzigpark. After a restoration in 2007, there is a small café in the porter's building.
09080551	Neuendorfer Straße 25 Brauereihof 1, 6, 17, 19 Frieda-Arnheim-Promenade 7-14 ( location )	Schultheiss-Patzenhofer brewery	Old malt house with kiln, 4th quarter of the 19th century by Hermann Dernburg
			Old brewhouse and old machine house, around 1910, reconstruction 1927–1928
			Cellar building, around 1900, around 1910, 1927
			Workshop building, around 1910
			New brewhouse and machine house, 1927–1928
			Boiler house, 1928
			Gate building, around 1925
			Administration building, 1927–1928 by Hermann Dernburg
			Enclosure along Neuendorfer Straße
			In 1873 the Spandau brewer Emil Leue bought the property on the Havel, which was previously used as a wood storage area, and founded the Leue'sche brewery there, which he sold to Patzenhofer AG (later Schultheiss) in 1897 . Extensive renovations and expansions took place until 1928. Operations ceased in 1992 and the area was redesigned into a residential and business district with the development of the water town of Oberhavel between 1996 and 2001 by the Parisian architecture firm Reichen et Robert . The company building on the Havelseite is used as a senior citizens' residence. In the old malt house and the brewhouse there are apartments and a restaurant. The central workshop building and the administration building were redesigned from 2000 to 2004 and include a health center, a pharmacy and a wellness hotel. Today there is a day-care center in the gate building on Neuendorfer Straße. More historical photos in the picture index of art and architecture .
09080543	Neuendorfer Strasse 31–37 Eiswerderstrasse 1/5, 9 ( location )	Military Fiscal Settlement	3 houses of the former fireworks laboratory (street side), around 1874–1876
			House (Eiswerder Strasse), around 1874–1876
			Administration building
			Remise
			Residential building (water side)
09085851	Schönwalder Allee 26 ( location )	Evangelical Johannesstift Spandau	Collegiate Church, 1907–1910 by Herrmann Solf & Wichards, Otto Kuhlmann
			Large ballroom
			Community house with canteen
			Abortion
			Amalie-Sieveking house
			Gustav Werner House
			Kurt Scharf House
			Friedrich von Bodelschwingh House
			House of the Sisters and Brothers
			Old Quellenhof
			Matthias Claudius House
			Swimming pool
			Luther House
			Melanchton House
			Janusz Korczak House
			Jochen Klepper House
			Christine Bourbeck House
			Wilhelm Philipps House
			Francke House
			Spener house
			Ernst Barlach House
			Gatehouse
			Pniel house
			Old bakery
			Stephanus workshops
			Carpentry with outbuildings
			Horse stable
			Stiftsgarten
			Carp pond
09080552	Streitstrasse 6-14, 16 Am Maselakenpark 8/16, 44 ( location )	Siemens aviation equipment plant	Main building, 1939–1941 by Hans Hertlein
			Enclosure with gates and kiosks
			Gatehouse
			Casino
			Factory hall
			storage hall
			Warehouse
			Garages
			western barrack
			eastern barrack
			Port building
		Loss of monument: boiler house with chimney	Demolition after 2001
09080553	Streitstrasse 61–63 Michelstadter Weg 33–45 Reussstrasse 2/20 Schwendyweg 32/46 ( location )	settlement	2 residential blocks (three-story), 1931–1936 by Adolf Steil
			Residential block (four storeys)
09080554	Streitstrasse 63A – 73 Amorbacher Weg 4–12 Michelstadter Weg 1–30, 32 Reussstrasse 1/21 Schwendyweg 1–10, 12/24 Wansdorfer Platz 1–21 Wansdorfer Steig 8–15 Wegscheider Strasse 19–32 ( location )	Settlement of the Charlottenburg building cooperative	4 living rows (three-story), 1926–1929 by Erich Glas
			Living rows (four-story)
			Residential row (five floors)

Architectural monuments

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09080560	Eiswerderstrasse ( location )	Eiswerder Bridge	1901–1903 by Richter (garrison building inspector) and Neubert (government builder), blown up in 1945 by German troops and rebuilt in 1958.
			At the end of the 19th century, around 2000 officials were already working in the fireworks laboratory on the island of Eiswerder and had to be crossed over the Havel by steamers every day. Therefore, the army administration had been planning to build a bridge at this point for a long time, but this was repeatedly postponed due to the difficult underground conditions. In 1900 a competition for the construction of the bridge was advertised, for which the bridge construction company Harkort from Duisburg was awarded the contract with the design of a truss arch bridge. Construction began in August 1901 and was completed on May 15, 1903.
09080557	Eiswerderstrasse 13 ( location )	Administration building for the fireworks laboratories, Gottlob Münsinger School	Built between 1893 and 1894 as crew accommodation for pioneer troops and later used as an administration building. Between 1945 and 2006 the Gottlob-Münsinger-Oberschule was located here
			In the 1970s, the school trained inland boatmen and shipbuilders. In 2010/11 the building was converted and renovated for commercial use. Since then it has been used for studios, offices, workshops and event rooms.
09080558	Eiswerderstrasse 20 ( location )	Grain silo (Reichtypenspeicher) with extinguishing tower	1938–1939 from Wiemer & Trachte with Erich Kitzing
			Extinguishing tower
09080559	Eiswerderstrasse 22 ( location )	Gatehouse	around 1890, today a restaurant
09080579	Elkartweg 10 parcels 41–43 ( location )	Weekend settlement Am Fährweg, settlers' arbor	1936, extension to the small house / makeshift home, 1948 by Witzel and Fischer
			Enclosure (a fence post with a mailbox)
09080573	Neuendorfer Strasse 58-61 ( location )	Ev. Sonnenhof children's home	1905–1906 by Johann Makowka
			In 1894, the pastor from Spandau, Alexander Spengler, founded the association for day care centers in Spandau-Neustadt to help workers' children in need. With financial support from Emperor Wilhelm II , the association was able to build its own building in 1905/06 with the name Sonnenhof Kaiser Wilhelm II . In 1930 the Sonnenhof was expanded to include a side building for daycare, kindergarten and caretaker's apartment, which was destroyed by bombs in 1944. The damaged main building was restored and extensively modernized in 1961. The house is still used by the Sonnenhof Evangelical Children's Home Association. The brick building consists of a three-story main wing and a four-story transverse wing with wide, risalit-like porches. Ornate stepped gables in the style of brick Gothic are placed on the porches.
09080574	Niederneuendorfer Allee 12–16 Werderstrasse 1/3 ( location )	Schützenhaus Spandau	Club house, around 1911–1912 by Friedrich Paul
			Farm buildings
			Residential building
			pavilion
			Bandstand
			enclosure
			Statue (shooter)
09080575	Parkstrasse 13 Schäferstrasse Schützenstrasse ( location )	3 Wehrmacht stores	around 1939–1941 by Rudolf Klar
09080576	Rauchstrasse 43-44 ( location )	AMA mechanical engineering	Administration and residential building of the Apparate-Maschinen-Armaturen Fabrik (AMA), around 1900–15
			Factory hall
			The Apparate-Maschinen-Armaturen Fabrik (AMA) manufactured various machines for the chemical industry. Special enamelled wire machines were manufactured for the neighboring Cassirer cable works. The administration building from earlier times is located on Rauchstrasse, which was later extended by a flat porch. It is a plastered, two-story half-timbered house with a gable roof and gable . Behind the administration building is the production wing with a two-storey factory hall made of brick. The facade, supported by buttresses, is subdivided into two large segmented arch fields and is finished with a corbel . The factory building was last used by the steel processing company Crampe. At the beginning of the 1990s, Maselake was included in the planning for the Wasserstadt Oberhavel development area, whereupon some companies (including the Crampe company) had to leave their location. However, the development agency's takeover of the property on Rauchstrasse failed due to the premature termination of the Wasserstadt project. Most of the buildings are unused because the Crampe company had to file for bankruptcy in the meantime.
09080577	Schützenstrasse 15 ( location )	Clock and regulator house of the Spandau municipal gas station	1909
09085816	Streitstraße 22 Goltzstraße 70-71 ( location )	Country house Francke	Single-family house, 1893, 1909 by Ernst Karl Francke
			2 farm buildings
			"Dav. Francke Söhne ”, founded in 1817, was an important wood processing company in the Berlin and Brandenburg area. In 1853 she set up a steam cutting mill on Streitstrasse in Hakenfelde, where the Siemens aviation equipment factory was later built in 1938. In 1981 the wooden house was supposed to be demolished, but this was prevented by squatting. The squatters renovated the property and made it habitable again. In the same year it was placed under monument protection.
09080578	Triftstraße 8–9 Krienickesteig 2/4 ( location )	Spandau-Nord fire station	Fire station, 1925–1926 by Johannes Glüer
			Riser tower
			Three-storey building in the expressionism style faced with red brick. The gate side is divided by two-storey bay windows with attached battlements . On Krienickesteig is a single-storey workshop building and a reception with battlements includes Steiger tower at. The middle gate is decorated with two horses protruding from the facade. The entrance door is decorated with abstract expressionistic ornamentation, above which there are two figures of a firefighter standing on a ball and holding torches. Also by Johannes Glüer: Auxiliary School Spandau (1926–1927) More historical photos in the picture index of art and architecture .
09085693	Niederneuendorfer Allee 60A-60B ( location )	Spandau substation	Substation, 1924–1925, 1927–1929, 1938
			western dwelling house
			eastern dwelling house

Garden monuments

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09046197	Akazienweg 1–4 Aspenweg 6–14, 19–23 Birkenweg 1–3, 25–29 Buchenweg 3–13 Doehlweg 2/4 Eichenweg 1–22 Eschenweg 54/60, 72/74 Fichtenweg 58–101 Kastanienweg 1–2 Lindenweg 1 –3 Tannenweg 1–58, 62–86 ( location )	Hookfelde forest settlement, garden city	1915–1917, expansion 1931 ( see the entire forest settlement of Hakenfelde )

literature

• Günther Jahn: The buildings and art monuments of Berlin, city and district of Spandau . 1971, ISBN 3-7861-4076-6 .
• Georg Dehio, Sibylle Badstübner-Gröger, Michael Bolle, Ralph Paschke: Handbook of German Art Monuments, Berlin . 2000, ISBN 3-422-03071-9 .

Web links

Commons : Cultural monuments in Berlin-Hakenfelde  - 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. ↑ Anna Maria Odenthal: Monument conservation plans for settlements and residential complexes ... ( Memento of the original from January 14, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (PDF; 2.1 MB) Lecture: Example Waldsiedlung Spandau , at the Senate Department for Urban Development 
2. ^ ^{A b} Günther Jahn: The buildings and art monuments of Berlin, city and district of Spandau . 1971, ISBN 3-7861-4076-6 .
3. ↑ Hans-Stefan Bolz: Hans Poelzig and the "modern factory building" (dissertation) urn : nbn: de: hbz: 5-16153
4. ↑ Dieter Nellessen: Monuments in the water town of Oberhavel ( Memento of the original from March 4, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (PDF; 30 kB) 
5. ↑ ^{a b} Werner Hildebrandt, Peter Lemburg, Jörg Wewel: Historic buildings of the Berlin industry . 1988, ISBN 3-920597-51-6 .
6. ↑ Galleries, offices, lofts - just no more beer . In: Berliner Zeitung , July 2, 2008
7. ↑ Dr. Anna Maria Odenthal: Architectural monuments in the water town of Oberhavel ( Memento of the original from March 4, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (PDF; 447 kB) 18th Berlin Monument Day on August 10, 2004 
8. ^ Harkort Society: Road bridge over the Havel between Spandau and the Eiswerder . In: Journal of Construction . No. LIV , 1904, p. 12–14 , urn : nbn: de: kobv: 109-opus-90964 .
9. ↑ Project description: Spandau denk-mal EISWERDER13 gGmbH , trias foundation
10. ↑ denk-mal EISWERDER13 gGmbH , website of denk-mal EISWERDER13 gGmbH
11. ↑ Katrin Lange: Trouble about land in the water town of Oberhavel . In: Die Welt , October 28, 2008
12. ^ David-Francke-Strasse. In: Street name lexicon of the Luisenstädtischer Bildungsverein (near  Kaupert )
13. ↑ 30th anniversary of a squatting .  ( Page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (PDF; 13.4 MB) In: Spandauer Volksblatt (weekly newspaper), April 27, 2011  

Other image sources

1. ↑ Waldsiedlung Hakenfelde, site plan (bird's eye view) , historical photos of the picture index of art and architecture
2. ↑ Waldsiedlung Spandau , Berliner Architekturwelt , 1919, pages 7–25
3. ↑ Schultheiß-Patzenhofer-Brauerei , historical photos of the picture index of art and architecture
4. ^ Fire station and fire protection office, Berlin-Spandau, Triftstraße , historical photos of the picture index of art and architecture

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