List of cultural monuments in Berlin-Oberschöneweide

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Location of Oberschöneweide in Berlin

The list of cultural monuments of Oberschöneweide includes the cultural monuments of the Berlin district of Oberschöneweide in the Treptow-Köpenick district .

Monument areas (ensembles)

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09020089	Firlstrasse 17/25 Kottmeierstrasse 2/4, Plönzeile 1–7 ( location )	For school complex and gyms, see: Firlstrasse 23/25; Kottmeierstrasse 2/4	Another part of the ensemble:
			09020094 - Plönzeile 7, Lyceum and Amtshaus 1904–05 by Paul Gerking

Monument areas (entire facilities)

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09020095	At the Wuhlheide ( location )	Wuhlheide waterworks , with factory garden	House for operations manager, 1911–12 by Ziesemann
			Double pure water tank, 1913-16 by Ziesemann
			House for machine manager, 1913-14 by Ziesemann
			Machine house, 1912-14 by Ziesemann, Gottlieb Tesch
			Aerator building, 1912-14 by Ziesemann
			Filter houses, 1913-16 by Ziesemann
			Administration building, 1913/1914 by Ziesemann
			Factory garden
09020078	At the Wuhlheide 131A ( location )	Forest cemetery Oberschöneweide	Cemetery chapel, 1903-04 by Max Stutterheim
			Cemetery administration, 1903/1904 by Max Stutterheim
			Mortuary, 1908 by J. Th. Hamacher and 1925 by Gaedicke
			Rathenau grave, 1903/04 by Alfred Messel
			Deul grave site, 1904
			King's grave, 1904 by Max Stutterheim
			Angels grave, 1905 by Franz Feuerhardt
			Weber burial site, around 1910
			Kühn grave site, 1911
			Noack burial site, 1916
			Benz burial site, 1914
			Müller burial site, 1919
			Lehmann grave, 1919
			Peierl's grave, 1921
			Papenfuß burial site, 1927
			Lehmann grave, 1928
			Nordquist burial site, around 1930
			Temmler grave, 1930 by Freymann
			Community grave of victims of fascism, 1950
09020144	Edisonstrasse 30–33 Roedernstrasse 17–20, Zeppelinstrasse 1/9 ( location )	Residential complex	1929/1930 by Willy Mühlau
09020086	Edisonstrasse 63 Wilhelminenhofstrasse 87 ( location )	Lamp factory Frister, Spreehöfe	1897–1900 and 1911–13 topped up by R. Guthmann descendants
			Extension, 1916–17
09020146	Firlstrasse 10/14 Zeppelinstrasse 122/124 ( location )	Residential complex	1929–30 by Willy Mühlau, consists of 4 units
09020090	Firlstrasse 23/25 Plönzeile 1 ( location )	4. Oberschöneweide community school	1897–1900 (see Ensemble Firlstrasse 17/25)
			Gym, 1897-1900
09020148	Fuststrasse 30/50 Edisonstrasse 36 ( location )	Residential complex	1929–31 by Willy Mühlau
09020149	Goethestrasse 7/17 Parsevalstrasse 6/14 ( location )	Residential complex	1929–30 by MW Baars
09020152	Greek Allee 9 Antoniuskirchstraße 5, Roedernstraße 1–2 ( location )	Catholic St. Antonius Church with parish hall	1906-08 by Wilhelm Fahlbusch; Tower roof, 1977
			Parish office, 1906-08 by Wilhelm Fahlbusch
09020155	Helmholtzstrasse 5/7/9 ( location )	Tenement houses and studio buildings	No. 5, 1903 with garden courtyard (see garden monument Helmholtzstraße 5)
			Studio building
			No. 7, 1904–05 by Max Stutterheim
			No. 9, 1907 by Max Stutterheim
			Courtyard building
09020092	Kottmeierstraße 2/4, 1. Firlstraße 17 ( location )	Community school Oberschöneweide	1908 by J. Th. Hamacher (see Ensemble Firlstrasse 17/25)
			Double gym, 1927 by Gaedicke
09020102	Nalepastraße 18/50 ( location )	Broadcasting center Nalepastrasse	Funkhaus, 1951–54 by Franz Ehrlich and Gerhard Probst
			Studio building, 1951–56 by Franz Ehrlich and Gerhard Probst
			Canteen, 1951–56 by Franz Ehrlich and Gerhard Probst
			Workshop and garage building, 1951–56 by Franz Ehrlich and Gerhard Probst
			Porter's house, 1951–56 by Franz Ehrlich and Gerhard Probst
09020161	Ostendstrasse 1–8 Wilhelminenhofstrasse ( location )	National Automobile Society	Production and administration building, designed by Peter Behrens 1913–17
			two-aisled assembly hall, 1913–17 by Peter Behrens
09020106	Rummelsburger Landstrasse 2, 12 Nalepastrasse ( location )	Rummelsburg power plant	Maschinenhaus, 1906-08 from the construction office of the Berliner Elektrizitätswerke
			Company building extension and gatehouse
			Extension buildings, 1925–29 by Hans Müller
			Inlet and outlet duct for cooling
		Loss of monument: boiler house & retort house	Boiler house built 1906–1910 by Hans Heinrich Müller, remodeled 1925–27 Demolished in 2000 due to the risk of collapse
09020186	Wilhelminenhofstrasse 6 ( location )	Lehmann rental house	Entrance portal, 1894 by Heinrich Lehmann
			Ballroom or garden hall in the side wing, designed by Heinrich Lehmann in 1902
			Garden courtyard with fountain
09020164	Wilhelminenhofstrasse 21–23 ( location )	Tenement houses	1897 by Rudolf Goltsch
			Backyard building at number 21
09020112	Wilhelminenhofstrasse 66–70 Ostendstrasse 30–35 ( location )	Accumulator factory ( BAE batteries )	Administration building, designed by Emil Schütze in 1899
			Official residence, designed by Emil Schütze in 1906 with enclosure and factory gate
			Workers' Welfare Building , 1912–13 by Felix Lindhorst During the GDR era, the building served as the cultural center of the VEB factory for television electronics
			Director's residence, 1913-14 by A. Winkler
			Installation hall, 1925–26 by Jean Krämer
09020314	Wilhelminenhofstrasse 75–77 Ernst-Ziesel-Strasse 1 Johannes-Kraaz-Strasse 9, 11, 14 Osmar-Klemm-Strasse 1, 2 Paul-Troop-Strasse 9, 11 Peter-Behrens-Strasse 1, 2, 15 ( location )	AEG cable works Oberspree	AEG founded in 1895 by Emil Rathenau
			Hall block I (KWO 8) with boiler house I, 1897–99 by Paul Tropp, gable renewed in 1928 by Ernst Ziesel, 1941
			Building A 1 (factory for insulation material), 1898 by Paul Tropp
			Building A 5 (canteen), 1899–1900 by Johannes Kraaz, street front 1925
			Building A (wire factory) (KWO 10), 1897 by Paul Tropp
			Building A 6 (administration building), 1897–98 by Paul Tropp
			Hall block II (KWO 24) with boiler house II, front building and traditional hall aisles, 1903 by Gottfried Klemm, partial demolition in 1995
			Building A 2 (KWO 13), 1904–05 by WO Klemm, front building around 1910, mansard roof replaced by barrel roof in 1999
			Building A4 (KWO 25), 1905 by WO Klemm, extended 1911–12, heightened in 1924 by Jean Krämer
			Hall block V (KWO 68), 1899–1900 by WO Klemm, extension of hall aisles in 1928 by Ernst Ziesel
			Hall block IX (rubber hose factory), 1899–1900 by WO Klemm, 1915
			Laboratory, 1916 by WO Klemm
			Building A 3 (warehouse), 1910-11 by WO Klemm
			Hall block IV (press and stamping plant), 1916 by Peter Behrens
			Harbor crane, 1950 with body from 1966
			Building A 9 (director's residence) with villa garden, 1901–02 by Johannes Kraaz, extension 1906 & 1913
			Accumulator tower, 1915
		Loss of monument: Building A 8, halls and bridge	Building A 8 (telecommunications cable factory), built by Ernst Ziesel and Gerhard Mensch in 1927–28 ; Testimony to the early multi-storey factories in steel frame construction; Demolished in 2006 due to oil contamination and weak developers
			Hall blocks III, VI & VII, removed in 1996
			Swing bridge, from 1922; Removed in 1996
			Spreehalle, 1958–61, revoked monument status, now building G (cafeteria) of the HTW
09020338	Wilhelminenhofstrasse 76 ( location )	Oberspree power plant	Machine hall, 1895–97 by Paul Tropp, reconstruction of the fronts 1912–13
			Boiler house with three chimneys, 1895–1905
			Turbine hall, 1905
09020117	Wilhelminenhofstrasse 78 Lauffener Strasse ( location )	Substation Oberspree	Transformer house, 1912, cubic structure added in 1927, extension in 1933
			Schalthaus, Hans H. Müller from 1933
			Phase shifter hall, 1937 from BEWAG
09020121	Wilhelminenhofstrasse 83–85 Edisonstrasse 1–8 ( location )	German Niles machine tool factory, later AEG transformer factory in Oberschöneweide	Machine and assembly hall (No. 33, 34), 1898–99 by Paul Tropp
			Core shop with head building, 1899 by Paul Tropp
			Administration and social building, designed by Paul Sellmann in 1941
			Large transformer hall, 1928–29 by Ernst Ziesel
			New assembly hall, 1915–16 by Paul Tropp
			Production building, 1938–39 by Paul Sellmann
			Hall with administration building, 1938–39 by Paul Sellmann
			Official residence, 1898–99 by Paul Tropp
			Administration building, 1899 by Paul Tropp, extension in 1922 by Jean Krämer
			Canteen, 1899 by Paul Tropp
			Smithy, 1899 by Paul Tropp
			Camp, 1909
			Kraftwerk, 1926–28 by Walter Klingenberg and Werner Issel
			Spree building, 1926, 1939 by Paul Sellmann
09020128	Wilhelminenhofstrasse 88-89 ( location )	Oberspree gas station	Machine and apparatus house, 1898–99, added floor by Heinrich Lehmann in 1906
			High pressure system, 1906 by Heinrich Lehmann
			Storage and social building, 1941 by Paul Fr. Neiss
		Loss of monument: boiler house & retort house	Boiler house built in 1905 by Paul Karchow, remodeled in 1920
			Retort house, built 1898–1899 by Schulz & Schlichting, remodeled in 1920 & 1940, had to give way to a parking lot, cinema and commercial space
09020133	Wilhelminenhofstrasse 89A ( location )	Norddeutsche Eisenwerke, later ADMOS	Administration building, designed by Bruno Nerlich in 1906
			Foundry and workshop, 1941 by Paul Fr. Neiss
09020135	Zeppelinstraße 11/71 An der Wuhlheide 2/22, Fontanestraße 8–12C, Roedernstraße 8–13, 14A, 14B ( location )	Oberschöneweide settlement	1915 Planning by Peter Behrens , execution 1919–21 by Peter Behrens and J. Th. Hamacher, extension 1921–23 by Hans Spitzner
			Extension (row houses), 1921–23 by Hans Spitzner
09020137	Zeppelinstraße 73/87 An der Wuhlheide 26/40, Fontanestraße 3–7, Triniusstraße 10–11A ( location )	Gebag settlement	1924-25 by Jean Krämer; 1928–30 by Ernst Ziesel

Architectural monuments

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09020165	Zeppelinstrasse 76/80 ( location )	Realgymnasium Oberschöneweide	Main building, 1910–11 by J. Th. Hamacher
			Gym, 1910–11 by J. Th. Hamacher
			Director's residence, 1910–11 by J. Th. Hamacher
09020167	At the Wuhlheide 192/194 ( location )	Boathouse Elektra	1910–12 by Peter Behrens with Charles-Édouard Jeanneret-Gris
			Gardens, 1910–12 by Peter Behrens
09045760	At the Wuhlheide 236/238 ( location )	Villa Frieske	1877 by Hermann Dorn
09020168	Edisonstrasse 15 ( location )	Villa Deul	1893 by Robert Buntzel, converted into a falcon pharmacy in 1916
09020182	Edisonstrasse 62 Wilhelminenhofstrasse 15 ( location )	Tenement house	1898-99
09020087	Firlstrasse ( location )	Ev. Christ Church	1906-08 by Robert Leibnitz (see garden monument Firlstrasse)
09020088	Firlstrasse 16 Greek Allee 53 ( location )	Parish hall	1926–28 by Albert Eveking
09020170	Gaußstrasse 1 Keplerstrasse 10 ( location )	Community school and high school	1906-07 by J. Th. Hamacher
09020183	Greek Allee 14 Parsevalstraße 2–4 ( location )	Tenement house	1911 by Emil Brandau
09020171	Greek Allee 22 Schillerpromenade 1 ( location )	Post office Oberschöneweide	1909-10 by Hermann Struve
09020173	Nalepastraße 203/209 ( location )	6th and 7th community school	1912-14 by J. Th. Hamacher
09020174	Nixenstrasse 2 ( location )	Rowing Club Sturmvogel	1910 by Emil Frey
09020179	Schillerpromenade 11-12 ( location )	Tenement house	1922–23 by Jean Krämer
09020190	Siemensstrasse Karlshorster Strasse (Treptow) ( location )	Stubenrauch Bridge	1908-09 by Karl Bernhard
09020180	Siemensstrasse 22 ( location )	Fire station	Syringe house, designed by Heinrich Lehmann in 1899
		Partial loss:	Outbuilding, demolished before 2000
09020184	Wilhelminenhofstrasse 46 ( location )	Tenement house with side wing	1905 by Gottfried Klemm
			Garden walls

Garden monuments

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09046018	At the Wuhlheide ( location )	Ernst Thälmann Pioneer Park	Leisure and recreation park, 1951 by Reinhold Lingner
			Path axis to the open-air stage
			Outdoor stage
			Bathing lake with sunbathing lawn
09046019	At the Wuhlheide Eichgestell, street to the FEZ ( location )	Volkspark Wuhlheide	1923, around 1932 by Ernst Harrich
			Calibration frame between Treskowallee and the road to the FEZ, since 1730
09046023	Firlstrasse ( location )	Church square at the Christ Church	1907-08 by Robert Leibnitz (see Firlstrasse monument, church)
			Monument, around 1920
09046027	Helmholtzstrasse 5 ( location )	Garden courtyard	1903 by Max Stutterheim (?) (See complete system at Helmholtzstrasse 5/9)

Web links

Commons : Cultural monuments in Berlin-Oberschöneweide  - collection of images, videos and audio files

• Monument database of the state of Berlin
• List of monuments of the State of Berlin ( PDF file , 2.71 MB)
• Information sheet on the Oberspree power plant and substation from the Berlin Center for Industrial Culture
• Information sheet on the Rathenau halls from the Berlin Center for Industrial Culture

Individual evidence

1. ^ Monuments in Berlin: Treptow-Köpenick district, Nieder- and Oberschöneweide, Michael Imhof Verlag, 2003

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