List of cultural monuments in Berlin-Hansaviertel

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Location of Hansaviertel in Berlin

The list of cultural monuments of Hansaviertel includes the cultural monuments of the Berlin district Hansaviertel in the Mitte district .

Monument areas (ensembles)

No.	location	Official name	description
09050189	Flensburger Strasse 5/13 ( location )	Tenement group, 1886–1893 For architectural monuments see: Flensburger Straße 5 , 7 , 9	Another part of the ensemble:
09050189	Flensburger Strasse 5/13 ( location )		09050193 - Flensburger Straße 11/13, tenement house, built by Hermann Bröseke 1887–1888
09050194	Holsteiner Ufer 14/24 Claudiusstraße 9 ( location )	Tenement group For architectural monuments see: Holsteiner Ufer 14/16 , 18/20 , 22/24	1891-1898

Monument areas (entire facilities)

No.	location	Official name	description
09050387	Hansaplatz Altonaer Straße 1, 3–15, 18/22 Bartningallee 1–16 Händelallee 1–67 Hanseatenweg 1–10 Klopstockstraße 2, 7–32 Straße des 17. Juni 100 ( location )	Buildings of Interbau 1957 (Hansaviertel)	1955-61 by various architects (see garden monument Altonaer Straße and architectural monument Hanseatenweg 10 )
			Components of the overall monument:
			Altonaer Straße 1, Eternit-Haus , residential complex, 1957 by Paul GR Baumgarten
			Altonaer Straße 3/9, Schwedenhaus, high-rise apartment building, 1956–1957 by Fritz Jaenecke and Sten Samuelson
			Altonaer Straße 4/14, high-rise apartment building, 1956–1957 by Oscar Niemeyer Soares Filho
			Altonaer Straße 15, Hansabücherei, 1957 by Werner Düttmann
			Altonaer Straße 18/22 / Bartningallee 1/3, Hansaviertel shopping center, rows of shops, restaurant and northern entrance of the Hansaplatz underground station, 1957–1960 by Ernst Zinsser and Hansrudolf Plarre
			Cinema ( Grips-Theater )
			Extension buildings, 1975–1976 by Hansrudolf Plarre and Manfred Frankenberger
			Bartningallee 2/4, residential building, 1961–1962 by Egon Eiermann
			Bartningallee 5, residential building, 1956–1959 by Luciano Baldessari
			Bartningallee 7, residential building, 1959–1960 by H. van den Broek and Jacob Bakema
			Bartningallee 9, residential building, 1956–1958 by Gustav Hassenpflug
			Bartningallee 10–10D, residential complex, 1958 by Kay Fisker
			Bartningallee 11/13, residential building, 1956–1957 by Raymond Lopez and Eugène Beaudouin
			Bartningallee 12, residential building, designed by Otto Heinrich Senn in 1957
			Bartningallee 16, residential building, 1956–1958 by Hans Schwippert
			Handelallee 1, sales pavilion
			Händelallee 3/9, residential building, 1956–1957 by Walter Gropius
			Händelallee 15, 59, 59 A, residential house, 1958–59 by Sergius Ruegenberg and Wolf von Möllendorff
			Handelallee 20/22, Ev. Kaiser Friedrich Memorial Church , 1956–1957 by Ludwig Lemmer
			Parish hall, 1956–1957 by Ludwig Lemmer
			Händelallee 26/34, group of houses, 1957 by Eduard Ludwig
			Händelallee 29, 41, double house, 1957 by Gerhard Weber
			Handelallee 33/39, group of houses, 1957–1958 by Arne Jacobsen
			Händelallee 43/47, group of houses, 1957 by Alois Giefer and Hermann Mäckler
			Handelallee 49/53, group of houses, 1957 by Johannes Krahn
			Handelallee 55/57, group of houses, 1957 by Sep Ruf
			Handelallee 61-61A, residential building, 1960 by Bodamer and Berndt
			Händelallee 63, house, 1957 by Günther Hönow
			Händelallee 65, residential building, around 1960 by Klaus Kirsten
			Handelallee 67, residential building, around 1958–1959 by Klaus Kirsten and Heinz Nather
			Hansaplatz, Hansaplatz underground station , 1955–1957 by Bruno Grimmek
			Southern station building, 1958 by Werner Düttmann with a mosaic mural, 1958 by Fritz Winter
			Hanseatenweg 1/3, house, 1958 by Max Taut
			Hanseatenweg 6, residential building, designed by Franz Schuster in 1957
			Klopstockstrasse 2, Giraffe house, 1955–1957 by Klaus Müller-Rehm and Gerhard Siegmann
			Klopstockstraße 7/11, residential complex, 1957 by Hans Christian Müller
			Klopstockstraße 13/17, residential complex, 1956–1957 by Günter Gottwald
			Klopstockstraße 14/18, residential building, 1956–1957 by Pierre Vago
			Klopstockstraße 19/23, residential complex, 1957–1958 by Wassili Luckhardt and Hubert Walter Hoffmann
			Klopstockstraße 25/27, residential complex, 1957–1958 by Paul Schneider-Essleben
			Klopstockstraße 29, daycare center, around 1960, from the Tiergarten building department
			Klopstockstraße 30/32, high-rise apartment building, 1956–1957 by Alvar Aalto
			Klopstockstraße 31, Kath. St. Ansgar-Kirche , 1957 by Willy Kreuer
			Parish hall, 1957 by Willy Kreuer
			Straße des 17. Juni 100, Berlin-Pavillon (Hansaviertel) , 1957 by Hermann Fehling, Daniel Gogel and Peter Pfankuch
09050298	Lessingstrasse 5 ( location )	Hansa School	School, 1956–1958 by Bruno Grimmek
			gym
			pavilion
			Sculpture “Lehrflug”, 1958 by Douglas Hill
09050172	Siegmunds Hof 2–4, 12–17 Schleswiger Ufer 1–2 ( location )	Student village Siegmunds Hof	twelve-storey high-rise, 1958–1961 by Klaus H. Ernst and Peter Poelzig
			3 four-storey residential wings
			pavilion
			eight-story high-rise building
			canteen
			7 cube-shaped residential pavilions
			Residential tower
09011323	City railway line between Ostbahnhof and Holtzendorffstraße	Light rail viaduct, embankment, bridge constructions	1875–1882 by Ernst Dircksen; 1912-1939 conversions (see also monument list Charlottenburg , monument list Kreuzberg )
09011323	City railway line between Ostbahnhof and Holtzendorffstraße	Light rail viaduct, embankment, bridge constructions	Tiergarten S-Bahn station, 1885, reconstruction in 1936

Architectural monuments

No.	location	Official name	description
09050250	Altonaer Strasse 26 ( location )	13. Realschule	1901–1902 by Ludwig Hoffmann and Vinzent von Dylewski
09050369	Bartningallee ( location )	Bellevue S-Bahn station	1878–1880 by Eduard Jacobsthal (see complete urban railway line ...)
09050236	Claudiusstrasse 5 ( location )	Tenement house	1893 by Conrad Höltzel and Wilhelm Trenner
09050260	Claudiusstrasse 6 ( location )	Stairwell	1894-1895
09050190	Flensburger Strasse 5 ( location )	Tenement house	1891–1893 (see Ensemble Flensburger Straße 5/13 )
09050191	Flensburger Strasse 7 ( location )	Tenement house	1889–1891 (see Ensemble Flensburger Straße 5/13 )
09050192	Flensburger Strasse 9 ( location )	Tenement house	1886–1888 (see Ensemble Flensburger Straße 5/13 )
09050388	Hanseatenweg 10 ( location )	Academy of Arts	Main building, 1958–1960 by Werner Düttmann (see garden monument Hanseatenweg 10 )
			Studio building
			Apartment building
			bungalow
			Sculpture “Reclining Figure”, 1956 by Henry Moore
09050195	Holsteiner Ufer 14/16 Claudiusstraße 9 ( location )	Tenement house	1891–1892 by Hugo Maass (see Ensemble Holsteiner Ufer 14/24 )
09050196	Holsteiner Ufer 18/20 ( location )	Tenement house	1895–1898 by Höltzel & Trenner (see Ensemble Holsteiner Ufer 14/24 )
09050197	Holsteiner Ufer 22/24 ( location )	Tenement house	1895–1896 by Fritz Schulz (see Ensemble Holsteiner Ufer 14/24 )
09050198	Joseph-Haydn-Strasse 1 ( location )	Tenement house	1886–1887 by Ende & Böckmann

Garden monuments

No.	location	Official name	description
09046313	Hansaplatz Altonaer Straße 1, 3–15, 18/22 Bartningallee 1–16 Händelallee 1–67 Hanseatenweg 1–6 Joseph-Haydn-Straße Klopstockstraße 2, 7–32 Straße des 17. Juni 100 ( location )	Green areas, gardens and open spaces in the Hansaviertel (Interbau 1957)	1956–61 by Hermann Mattern, René Pechčre, Ernst Cramer, Otto Valentien, Herta Hammerbacher, Edvard Jacobson, Gustav Lüttge, Pietro Porcinai, Wilhelm Hübotter and Christian Theodor Sörensen (see complete system at Hansaplatz )
09010004	Hanseatenweg 10 ( location )	Garden courtyards and outdoor areas of the Akademie der Künste	Outdoor facilities, 1960 by Werner Düttmann and Walter Rossow (see architectural monument Hanseatenweg 10 )
09010004	Hanseatenweg 10 ( location )		Garden courtyards