List of cultural monuments in Berlin-Haselhorst

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Location of Haselhorst in Berlin

The list of cultural monuments of Haselhorst includes the cultural monuments of the Berlin district Haselhorst 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
09085439	At the Juliusturm ( location )	Spandau Citadel	Around 1200, the crenellated crown was renewed in 1838 by Karl Friedrich Schinkel
			Juliusturm , 1201/1250, reconstruction in 1838
			Palas, 1346/1355
			Gate construction, around 1563 and after 1578
			Bastion King, 1559 by Francesco Chiaramella de Gandino
			Bastion Queen, 1559–1578 by Francesco Chiaramella de Gandino
			Bastion Crown Prince, 1578–1583 by Rochus Guerini Graf zu Lynar
			with cannon tower
			Brandenburg Bastion , 1578–1583 by Rochus Guerini Graf zu Lynar
			with Italian courts
			Ravelin pig's head, 1704, remodeled in 1990
			Curtains , 1559–1583
			Glacis with open spaces, 1578, remodeling 1660
			Officer's house, 1886–1888, remodeled in 1936
			Barracks of the Nordkurtine (north building), 1860–61, changed in 1959
			Magazine of the Ostkurtine, 1559–1577 and after 1578, reconstruction 1814–1817
			Old armory, 1559–1577 by Francesco Chiaramella de Gandino
			Artillery Armory or New Armory, 1857 by Carl Ferdinand Busse
			Exercise shed, around 1890
			Western ditch
			Monument to Albrecht the Bear, unveiled in 1898 by Walter Schott on Siegesallee, erected here in 1979
			Monument to Kaiser Wilhelm I, 1897 by Ernst Wenck
			Lynar bust, 1901
09085440	Am Juliusturm 14/38 ( location )	Factory building of the gun factory	Administration building (storey factory) & gatehouse, 1914/1917 by the Prussian military treasury, reconstruction around 1960
			Western production hall, 1914/1918, expanded by Hans Hertlein in 1937
			Factory hall, 1937 by Hans Hertlein
			Staff building, designed by Hans Hertlein in 1937
09085552	Feldzeugmeisterstraße 1–2 Gorgasring 1–2 Riensbergstraße 39–42 ( location )	Workers 'colony of the military treasury and workers' settlement Haselhorst	4 workers' houses, from 1895–96
			Residential building
			Dandruff
09080018	Haselhorster Damm 1–25, 29/65, 42/48 Burscheider Weg 1, 3–6H, 8–8H, 10–11G, 14–14H, 16–16H, 18–18G, 23–23C, 24–24G, 30 -30E, 38-38C, 39-39C, 41-41C, 48-48C, 54-54C, 58-58C, 60-60C, 13/61 Daumstrasse 2-2A, 4-4C, 6/10, 18 / 26B , 28–28F Gartenfelder Strasse 106–106F, 110–110I, 114–114H, 118–118H, 122–122H, 124–124I, 128128I, 132–132I, 134–134I, 136–136C, 138–138A, 140 Lüdenscheider Weg 1–12A, 14/28 Lüle 1/5 Riensbergstraße 61/77 ( location )	Reichsforschungssiedlung Haselhorst Construction phase I	1931–1932 by Fred Forbát
		Blocks IV and V	1931–1932 by Paul Emmerich and Paul Mebes
		Blocks II and III	1932–1938 by Rolf Röhmert , open spaces from 1930 by Gustav Allinger
	Kanalstrasse 4/6 Küsterstrasse 9/59 Riensbergstrasse 62 / 78A Saatwinkler Damm 333/349 Schwerter Weg 1–36	Block VI	Small house settlement, 7 rows of terraced houses, 1934 by Peter Jürgensen
			Apartment house, built in 1934 by Peter Juergensen
			Garages
09096870	U-Bahn line 7 Altstädter Ring Am Juliusturm Breite Straße Carl-Schurz-Straße Gorgasring Nonnendammallee Popitzweg Seegefelder Straße Siemensdamm Stabholzgarten	Underground stations Siemensdamm, Rohrdamm, Paulsternstraße, Haselhorst, Zitadelle, Altstadt Spandau and Rathaus Spandau on underground line 7	Haselhorst underground station , 1973–1984 by Rainer G. Rümmler ( location )
			4 subway station exits
			Zitadelle underground station , 1973–1984 by Rainer G. Rümmler ( location )
			2 subway station exits
			Other stations are part of: List of cultural monuments in Berlin-Siemensstadt and Berlin-Spandau
09012509	Zitadellenweg 20/34 ( location )	Part of the former ammunition factory (Boschwerke)	Factory building 600, after 1913
			Hall 601, 602 and front building 606, around 1918
			Hall 603 with extensions, around 1918
			Building 604, around 1900, with Hall 605, around 1918
			Building 607, before 1897
			Steel bridge
			Part of the western ditch with bridges with weir systems and channels for water exchange, before 1900

Architectural monuments

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09085458	Am Juliusturm 2/8 ( location )	Substation "Uklei", substation and residential building	The Uklei substation was built in the course of the conversion of the Berlin power grid from 6 kV to 30 kV in the 1920s. Between 1924 and 1933, 24 of these 30/6 kV substations were built in Berlin, whose task it was to distribute the electricity from the power plants and 30 kV long-distance lines to the 6 kV supply network. Most of them were designed by Hans Heinrich Müller, who was then head of the Bewag construction division. The construction department of Siemens-Schuckertwerke took over the construction of the substation Uklei . Only the first phase of construction was completed; an extension of the switch house was planned in the eastern area, but this was no longer carried out. The factory building is divided into a five-storey waiting building , flanked by two symmetrical staircases, which together form the western head of the building; to the east is the switch house with the switch cells , bordered on both sides by access corridors starting from the stair towers. In the rear area, slightly offset, is the machine house and the controller building. One innovation in this substation was that the transformers were designed as an open-air system. The factory building is a steel frame construction and has a simple facade, faced with red bricks. The decidedly simple design is due on the one hand to the fading expressionist influences, but on the other hand also to the location in an industrial area with generally lower design requirements. The substation remained in operation until 1992. In the 1980s, the 30- / 6-kV distribution network was replaced by a more powerful 110- / 10-kV network, and the old substations were replaced by modern, much more compact substations, which are often, as is the case with the Uklei substation , were built right next to the old plant. Since the substation was still in good condition, Bewag tried to reuse the building. Initially, it was planned to accommodate a heating plant for the office complex planned there in the 1990s (Spandauer Tor), but this did not succeed after the development project failed. Today the building is partly used commercially by a car rental company.
			Closing station, 1928–29 by Hans Heinrich Müller
			Partial loss: demolition of the interior halls for reuse in 2019
			Residential building: an equally simple, three-story brick building was built as a residential building for employees
09085441	Am Juliusturm 51/53 ( location )	Bullet factory of the Royal Defense Factory	1901-03
09085530	Daumstrasse 25-25A ( location )	Powder Factory Building	Part of a dining room, 1888
			House, around 1917
	Daumstrasse 23	Loss of monument: Guard building of the Royal Powder Factory in Spandau	Guard building built around 1875 by the military treasury, Demolition took place in the 1990s
09085786	Daumstrasse 85 ( location )	Factory hall of the former Spandau powder factory	1914-18
09085585	Grützmachergraben ( location )	Part of the powder factory retranchement	1832-37
09085595	Haselhorster Damm 54/58 ( location )	Christmas Church	Church, 1934–35 by Erich Bohne
			Rectory and parish hall, 1960–62 by Georg Lichtfuss
09085825	Kleine Eiswerderstrasse ( location )	Small Eiswerder Bridge	1890s
09085826	Kleine Eiswerderstrasse 14 ( location )	Expansion of the Royal Powder Factory Spandau with a water tower	Administration wing, around 1890
			Electrical center, around 1910
09085704	Eastern ditch ( location )	Eastern ditch of the former Royal Powder Factory Spandau	1832-37
09085752	Rhenaniastraße 35 ( location )	Machine house and sieve 2 of the former powder factory	Engine house, around 1890
			Sieve works, around 1890
09085817	Telegrafenweg 21 ( location )	Charring building of the former Royal Powder Factory Spandau	before 1859
09085839	Western ditch ( location )	Western ditch	1559–83, before 1897
09012508	Zitadellenweg Am Juliusturm ( location )	Cartridge factory	1883–1897 by the Prussian military treasury, reconstruction after 1912 and before 1936
09085845	Zitadellenweg 16 ( location )	Officers and officials residence of the Royal Rifle Factory	1872-73
09085846	Zitadellenweg 18F ( location )	Production building of the rifle factory	around 1915, from 1924 aircraft engine plant
09085847	Zitadellenweg 20E ( location )	Production building of the rifle factory	Factory building 1914–15; Reconstruction and extension for Klüssendorf , 1957–61 z. T. by Emil Fangmeyer
			Porter's house, around 1930
09085848	Zitadellenweg 20G ( location )	Production buildings of the rifle factory	Werkhof, around 1900 and before 1918
			Production hall
			Machine house
09085849	Zitadellenweg 23/27 ( location )	Production building of the cartridge factory	1914–18, converted into a large-scale bakery in 1930

Former monuments

No.	location	Official name	description	image
unknown	Citadel district, corridor 2, parcel 6-7 ( coordinates are missing! Help me. )	Remains of the fortifications	17th century; Dedication after 2001
unknown	Salzhof 17/19 ?????	Powder factory, administration building, civil servants' residence, factory and outbuildings	Administration around 1870; Civil servants' residence, after 1897;
09085844	Zitadellenweg 6 ( location )	Service and workers' residence of the powder factory	The building, which dates from the 1890s, was demolished in early 2013 after the listed building was lifted.

See also

• List of streets and squares in Berlin-Haselhorst

literature

• Wolfgang Ribbe, Wolfgang Schächen: The Siemensstadt. History and architecture of an industrial site . 1985, ISBN 3-433-01023-4 .
• Günther Jahn: The buildings and art monuments of Berlin, city and district of Spandau . 1971, ISBN 3-7861-4076-6 .

Web links

Commons : Cultural monuments in Berlin-Haselhorst  - 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. ^ Conrad Matschoß: 50 Years of Berlin Electricity Works 1884-1934 . 1934, p. 201 .
2. ^ Architects and Engineers Association of Berlin (ed.): Berlin and its buildings . Part X, A (2) Stadttechnik, 2006, p. 267 .
3. ^ Hans A. Grube: Renaissance of the electrical works . Historical industrial architecture in transition. 2003, ISBN 978-3-936314-02-1 , pp. 118-119 .
4. ↑ ^{a b} List of monuments Berlin 2000, as of January 17, 2001 ( spreeinsel.de , PDF)

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