List of cultural monuments in Berlin-Westend

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Location of Westend in Berlin

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

Monument areas (ensembles)

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09020353	Badenallee 29–30 ( location )	Residential houses Architectural monument see: Badenallee 30	Another part of the ensemble:
			09020354 - Badenallee 29. Huebner House, 1938–39 by Paul GR Baumgarten
09020522	Ebereschenallee 13–18 Rüsternallee 17 ( location )	Residential houses For architectural monuments see: Ebereschenallee 14 , 16 , 18	Another part of the ensemble:
			09020523 - Ebereschenallee 13/17. House, 1904–05 by Adolph Born , remodeled in 1934
09020672	Heerstraße 12/20 Bayernallee 51–52 Württembergallee 1, 32 ( location )	office building For the entire system, see: Heerstraße 12/16 Monument see: Heerstraße 18/20	1938–41 by Paul Emmerich, Paul GR Baumgarten (head management) and Philipp Holzmann AG
09020680	Kaiserdamm 87–89 Messedamm 2 ( location )	Tenement houses For architectural monuments see: Kaiserdamm 87 , 88	Another part of the ensemble:
			09020681 - Kaiserdamm 89 / Messedamm 2. Apartment building, 1909-10 by Gustav Lanzendorf
09020751	Lindenallee 20, 21–22, 33–35 Halmstrasse 1–3, 13–14 Klaus-Groth-Strasse 3–9 ( location )	Residential houses For architectural monuments, see: Klaus-Groth-Straße 8 , 9 Lindenallee 20 , 21 , 22 , 35	Further components of the ensemble:
			09020752 - Halmstrasse 2–3. Semi-detached house, 1908-09 by Paul Zimmerreimer
			09020753 - Klaus-Groth-Straße 3. House, 1909 by Friedenthal & Marcuse; Rebuilds in 1959, 1982
			09020754 - Klaus-Groth-Strasse 4-5. Semi-detached house, 1906-07 by Alfred Schrobsdorff with the help of Reinhard Koch and Emil Stegmeyer
			09020755 - Klaus-Groth-Straße 7. House, 1911–12 by Friedrich Halm, conversions 1923, 1948, 1978
			09020756 - Lindenallee 33 / Klaus-Groth-Straße 6. House, 1907-08 by Franz Zwick
			09020757 - Lindenallee 34. House, 1908-09 by Ernst Thielebier
09020758	Machandelweg 2–4, 7–9 Jasminweg 6–8 Wacholderweg 2 ( location )	Residential houses For architectural monuments see: Jasminweg 6 Machandelweg 4 , 8 , 9 Garden monument see: Machandelweg 9	Further components of the ensemble:
			09020763 - Jasminweg 7. Single-family house, 1922–23 by Ernst Schneckenberg
			09020764 - Jasminweg 8. Single-family house, 1923-25 ​​by Paul Schulz
			09020765 - Machandelweg 2–3. Double single-family house, 1922–25 by Paul Schulz (No. 2); 1922 by Paul Schulz, modified, completed 1928–29 by Kurt Szczepaniak (No. 3)
			09020766 - Machandelweg 7. Single-family house, 1923–24 by Paul Schulz
09020767	Marathonallee 31–34 B ( location )	Residential houses Architectural monument, see: Marathonallee 34 For garden monument, see: Marathonallee 34	Further components of the ensemble:
			09020768 - Marathonallee 31st house, built in 1932 by Walter Knapke
			09020769 - Marathonallee 32nd house, 1927–28 by Gustav Knapke (execution)
			09020770 - Marathonallee 33. House, 1912–13 by Albert Froelich
09020786	Rusternallee 11–13 Platanenallee 11 ( location )	Residential houses For architectural monuments, see: Rüsternallee 11 , 12	Another part of the ensemble:
			09020789 - Rüsternallee 13th house, built in 1912 by Alfred Caspari, remodeled in 1930
09020825	Theodor-Heuss-Platz 10/12 Heerstraße 2 Kastanienallee 26 Reichsstraße 103-108 ( location )	Tenement houses For architectural monuments, see: Reichsstrasse 105 , 106	Further components of the ensemble:
			09020828 - Reichsstraße 103 / Kastanienallee 26. Apartment building, 1911–12 by Oskar Lange
			09020829 - Reichsstraße 104. Tenement house, 1911–12 by Oskar Lange
			09020832 - Reichsstrasse 107. Tenement house, 1910–12 by Wilhelm Lübke
			09020826 - Theodor-Heuss-Platz 10 / Reichsstraße 108. Tenement house, 1911–12 by Heidenreich & Michel
			09020827 - Theodor-Heuss-Platz 12 / Heerstraße 2. Apartment building, 1911–12 by Heidenreich & Michel

Monument areas (entire facilities)

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09040456	Subway lines 1 and 2	Elevated and underground railway, main line (now part of the subway lines 1 and 2) between Metro Station Warschauer Strasse and underground station Ruhleben	as a sub-paving railway between the Kaiserdamm and Olympiastadion stations, 1903-06 and 1908-13 as an embankment between the Olympic Stadium and Ruhleben with bridge structures, 1921–29 For architectural monuments, see: Kaiserdamm , Theodor-Heuss-Platz , Neu-Westend , Olympic Stadium , Ruhleben
09020487	Akazienallee 35/39 Spandauer Damm 165/167 ( location )	Water tower east and water tower west	Wasserturm-Ost 1881 by B. Salbach; Remodeling 2012
			Wasserturm-West, 1909-10 by Heinrich Seeling ; Reconstruction in 1964; 2012
			Workshop and administration building, 1909–10 by Heinrich Seeling; Rebuilds in 1928, 1957
			Workshop and administration building, 1909–10 by Heinrich Seeling; Rebuilds in 1928, 1957
09040461	At the Rupenhorn 4–4h ( location )	Residential complex	4 buildings, 1959–60 by Norman Braun
09040464	Bayernallee 15-18 ( location )	two double houses	1927–29 by Hans Boettcher
			Flat building on the courtyard, 1927–29 by Hans Boettcher
09040465	Bayernallee 28 Oldenburgallee 12–13 ( location )	Catholic Heilig-Geist-Kirche and college	Church, 1931–32 by Martin Braunstorfinger, renovations 1935, 1960
			Kolleg, 1931–32 by Martin Braunstorfinger, conversions 1935, 1960
			Housing complex, 1931–32 by Martin Braunstorfinger, conversions 1935, 1960
			Dandruff
			Garages
09040466	Bayernallee 30–32 Oldenburgallee 46–50 Preußenallee 27 ( location )	Catholic Monastery of St. Gabriel and Church of the Annunciation and adjoining residential complex	Church, 1933–37 by Martin Braunstorfinger
			Monastery, 1933–37 by Martin Braunstorfinger
			Housing estate, 1933–37 by Martin Braunstorfinger
09040469	Bolivarallee 9 Eichenallee 61/63 ( location )	Tenement houses	1929–30 by Peter Behrens
09040470	Boyenallee 1a-8 ( location )	Residential houses with outbuildings	Single-family houses (Boyenallee 1a – 4), 1908–09 by Karl Cornelius
			Residential houses (Boyenallee 5–8), 1923–24 by Hugo Röttcher
			Small animal stalls (Boyenallee 3–4), 1913
09096134	Permanent forest path 1 ( location )	Student residence of the Ev. Student community at the Technical University of Berlin	Residential houses, 1960 by Peter Lehrercke
			Entrance building, 1960 by Peter Lehrercke
09040476	Eichenallee 47/53 ( location )	Ev. New Westend Church ; Belfry	Planning 1955; Bell tower & church, 1958–60 by Konrad Sage
09040511	Eschenallee 1A, 3 Akazienallee 34/36 Nussbaumallee 35, 38 ( location )	Mental hospital	1887–88 by C. Friederichs; Extension 1901–03 by Heinrich Seeling; Extension 1905-06 by Otto Walter
09040533	Flatowallee 16 ( location )	Unité d'Habitation type Berlin, Corbusier house , high-rise residential building with open spaces	1956–58 by Le Corbusier
			former youth home, 1956 by Felix Hinssen
			Open spaces
09040489	Fürstenbrunner Weg 37/67 ( location )	Luisenkirchhof III	Chapel, 1891–92 by J. Vollmer and H. Jassoy (see garden monument Fürstenbrunner Weg 37/67 )
			Administration building, designed by Paul Bratring 1893–94
			Grave complex
09040490	Fürstenbrunner Weg 69/79 ( location )	Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Cemetery	Chapel, 1902–03 by Otto Hetzel with tombs (see Fürstenbrunner Weg 69/79 garden monument )
			Lemm burial chapel 1917-21 by Max Werner
09040494	Gotha-Allee 24–49, 51/59 Koburgallee 3 Reichsstraße 43–44 Spandauer Damm 217, 233/261 ( location )	Residential town on Ruhwaldpark, residential complex	Row buildings, 1954–55 and 1957–58 by Klaus H. Ernst and Werner Weber
			Apartment block
			Residential high-rises
			Row of shops
09040496	Haeselerstraße 1–17C, 17H – 28 Königin-Elisabeth-Straße 33/37, 41/45 ( location )	Residential complex	1907–13 by Paul Kolb
			Courtyard building
09040497	Halenseestraße 47/51 Avus ( location )	Service area AVUS	Administration building with restaurant and observation tower, 1936 by Walther Bettenstaedt; Reconstruction in 1977 by Rainer G. Rümmler
			Auditorium, 1936–37 by Fritz Wilms and Walter Bettenstaedt
09040498	Hammarskjöldplatz 1/5 Jafféstraße 4 Messedamm 12/18 ( location )	Fairground	Radio tower , transmission mast with restaurant, 1924–26 by Heinrich Straumer (see Messedamm 11–12 monument )
			Hall 17, 1929–30 by Hans Poelzig and Martin Wagner , remodeled 1935–36 by Richard Ermisch
			Halls 13, 16, 1935–36 by Richard Ermisch
			Halls 18, 19, 20, 1936–37 by Richard Ermisch
			George C. Marshall House, 1950 by Bruno Grimmek and Werner Düttmann (see Hammarskjöldplatz garden monument )
			Palais am Funkturm , 1957 by Bruno Grimmek and Werner Düttmann
09040499	Harbigstrasse 14 ( location )	International student residence	Residential houses, 1950 and 1958–59 by Hans C. Müller, Georg Heinrichs and Heinz Weber
			Clubhouse
			Studio building
09040503	Heerstraße 12/16 Bayernallee 51–52 Württembergallee 1 ( location )	office building	1938–41 by Paul Emmerich , Paul GR Baumgarten (head management) and Philipp Holzmann AG (see Ensemble Heerstraße 12/20 )
09040504	Heerstraße 113/129 Kiplingweg 4/16, 13/15, 19/21, 20/36, 25/27 Kranzallee 40/54 ( location )	British settlement	1958; Standard house designs 1954 by Rudolf Ullrich, Alfred Gellhorn , Leo Lottermoser
09085594	Heerstraße 131/135 Am Postfenn 3/11 Kranzallee 58/62 ( location )	Residential complex on Scholzplatz	Row buildings, 1967–68 by Heinz Schudnagies with Erwin Montag and Günter Druschke (see garden monument Heerstraße 131/135 )
			Residential high-rise
09080615	Heerstraße 163–165C Am Rupenhorn ( location )	Residential complex	2 row buildings, 1956 by Norman Braun
09040512	Knobelsdorffstraße 72/74 ( location )	Ev. Epiphany Church	1904-06 by Jürgen Kröger , reconstruction in 1957 by Konrad Sage
			Parish hall, 1929–30 by Walter and Johannes Krüger
09040515	Kollatzstraße 2–6, 8, 10–12, 14/16, 18–22 Crusiusstraße 2/14 <Lerschpfad 8/16 ( location )	Residential complex	1928–29 by Hermann Muthesius ; Reconstruction 1952–54 by Hans Reinke
09040513	Queen Elisabeth Street 9/11, 19/21, 25/31 Fredericiastraße 9-10B, 16 <Haeselerstraße 17D – G <Knobelsdorffstraße 94/102, 95/121, 110/122 <Soorstraße 63-71A, 72 ( location )	Residential complexes and former tram depot	Residential complex, 1927 by Jean Krämer and Otto Rudolf Salvisberg (Königin-Elisabeth-Strasse 31 / Haeselerstrasse 17D-G / Knobelsdorffstrasse 94/102, 110/122 / Soorstrasse 72)
			Residential complex with street courtyard, designed by Jean Krämer and Otto Rudolf Salvisberg in 1928 (Königin-Elisabeth-Straße 9/11, 19/21, 25/29 / Fredericiastraße 9-10B, 16 / Knobelsdorffstraße 95/121 / Soorstraße 63-71A)
			former tram depot, 1928–30 by Jean Krämer and Gerhard Mensch
09040519	Kurländer Allee 1–58 Boyenallee 1, 9–11 <Lötzener Allee 1–22 <Marienburger Allee 1–43, 47–66 <Neidenburger Allee 1–57 <Soldauer Allee 1–5A, 8–22 <Soldauer Platz 1–4 < Waldschulallee 76/96 ( location )	Heerstrasse settlement	Double houses, 1920–26 by Bruno Möhring (development plan), Joseph Reuters, Josef Feldhuber, Walter Helmcke, Curt Gorgas
			Residential houses
			large residential building
			Commercial building
09040521	Machandelweg 15-19 ( location )	Tenement group	2 row buildings, 1925–26 by Alfred Warthmüller
09040522	Masurenallee 17 Thüringer Allee 12 ( location )	former garrison hospital	Main building, 1898–1901 by Pauly, Luedecke, Wieczorek; Modifications in 1913, 1926, 1956; with enclosure
			Residential building
			2 sick wards
			Farm buildings
			chapel
			enclosure
09040528	Nussbaumallee 49 / 51B Akazienallee 52 / 54B ( location )	Terraced house	2 lines, 1973–74 by Hasso von Werder, Uwe Pompinon, Klaus Beyersdorff
09040529	Oldenburgallee 16–22 Westendallee 48–52A ( location )	Residential complex	Westendallee residential line, 1930–31 by Alfred Gerschel
			Residential line Oldenburgallee
09040530	Olympischer Platz 1–5 At the bell tower Glockenturmstrasse Hanns-Braun-Strasse Jesse-Owens-Allee Passenheimer Strasse 24, 30 Rominter Allee 1/5 Sportforumstrasse Trakehner Allee ( location )	Olympic site , the former Reichssportfeld, with the German Sports Forum and the former building of the Grunewald racecourse	Olympic Stadium, 1934–1936 Walter March & Werner March
			Fire bowl
			Stadium terraces, former "Waldhaus" restaurant at the Grunewald racecourse, 1906–09 by Otto March, reconstruction in 1956 by C. Mertz
			former riding house, 1906-09 by Otto March (Passenheimer Straße 30)
			Olympic swimming stadium
			Marathon goal
			Südtor, (Coubertinplatz)
			Column arcade of the German Stadium , 1912–13
			Maifeld , 1934-1936
			Langemarckhalle
			Bell tower , Werner March
			Friesenturm, Sachsenturm, Frankenturm, Schwabenturm
			Olympic place
			Olympic gate with gatehouses and towers, 1935–1936
			Tunnel system with open courtyards, 1908 Otto March , extensions 1934–1946
			German Sports Forum , 1926–28 by Werner March (Friedrich-Friesen-Allee)
			House of German Sports with domed hall, renovation 1956 (Jahnplatz Ost)
			Gym
			Friesenhaus
			Medical center
			Women's dormitory (Annaheim)
			Casino (House of the Reich Sports Leader)
			Hockey stadium
			Tennis facility
			Tunnel gate
			Waldbühne , formerly Dietrich-Eckart-Freilichtbühne (at the bell tower)
			Entrance relief
			Olympic bell
			Sports facilities 1906–09 by Otto March , 1926–28 and 1934–36 by Werner March : parts of the grandstands and the swimming stadium of the German Stadium, 1912–13 by Otto March; “Anna-Heim” and women's gymnasium (on Georgiiplatz); Swimming pool and gymnasium (Jahnplatz Süd); Forum swimming pool (Jahnplatz West); Dormitory, renovation 1956 Olympic site, 1934–36 by Werner March: Maifeld; Tunnelweg (Stadionallee); Swimming stadium (Olympic Square) (see garden monument Olympic Square 1–5 )
09096058	Reichsstrasse 78-80b Olympische Strasse 2/8 ( location )	Residential complex	Housing estate, 1924–27 by Peter Jürgensen
			Open space with pergola and fencing
09040612	Spandauer Damm 116, 130 Fürstenbrunner Weg 21 ( location )	Charlottenburg Municipal Hospital & Charlottenburg University Hospital & Westend Hospital	Main building, 1901–04, 1905–07 by Heino Schmieden and Julius Boethke ; Extensions 1912–16 by Heinrich Seeling with Winkler and Richard Ermisch, 1930 and 1951–58 by Hochbauamt Charlottenburg (see garden monument Spandauer Damm 130 )
			Administration building
			Administration building
			Infirmary
			Tropical Institute
			Machine house
			Former internal medicine building
			Connecting bridge to the first floor of the lecture hall
			Kitchen wing of the hospital
			Corner kiosk
09040269	Spandauer Damm 148 ( location )	Intermediate pumping station in Charlottenburg of the municipal waterworks	Pure water tank and suction chamber, 1876–77 by Henry Gill
			Pump house, 1876–77 by Henry Gill
			Engine house B, 1887 by Henry Gill
			Engine house, 1930–31
09040613	Spandauer Damm 218/220 ( location )	Former Ruhwald Castle and Villa Rheinberg	Ruhwald Castle with Remisen building 1867–68 by Carl Schwatlo (see garden monument Spandauer Damm 218/220 )
			Column hall, 1873–80 by Franz Piater
			Villa Rheinberg, 1923–24 by Lebrecht Schmidt
09010139	Stallupöner Allee 23 ( location )	Residence of the Reichs-Postdirektion Berlin	1935–36 by Hans Wolff-Grohmann
	Stallupöner Allee 19–21 ( location )	Loss of monument: Repeater office for telephone calls with bunker systems of the Reichs-Postdirektion Berlin	1935–36 by Hans Wolff-Grohmann , used as a radio transmission system from 1946 to 2006, building 19–21 was no longer available in 2013, newspaper articles point to the construction of new city villas
09040624	Theodor-Heuss-Platz 5/7 Heerstraße 1/3 Pommernallee 1, 2/4 Thüringerallee 1 ( location )	Deutschlandhaus (former) & Amerikahaus (former) & Edinburgh House (former)	Deutschlandhaus , 1927–30 by Heinrich Straumer
			Amerikahaus, 1927–30 by Heinrich Straumer
			Edinburgh House, 1960–62 by Werner Düttmann
09040091	Trakehner Allee 1 ( location )	Buildings on the Heerstrasse cemetery	Cemetery chapel (funeral hall), 1921–24 by Erich Blunck ; Reconstruction of the cemetery chapel 1935–36 by Karl Schellberg; Restoration of the Bickel cemetery chapel in 1948 (see Trakehner Allee 1 garden monument )
			Administrative building
			Flower house
			Gate and enclosure, renovation of gate 1935–36 by Karl Schellberg
09040625	Ulmenallee 35/37 ( location )	former Kurhaus Westend for those suffering from nerves	1896–97 by Heinrich Seeling
			Extension, 1909 by Adolf Wollenberg
			Garden pavilion, 1897 (?) By Heinrich Seeling
09020349	Westendallee 45–46 Oldenburgallee 43–44 ( location )	former Westend school with the principal's house	1927–29 by Hans Winterstein
			Caretaker's apartment
			Director's residence
09020350	Westendallee 77-91 ( location )	Residential complex	1921–23 from the Reichsbahn design office

Architectural monuments

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09096063	Ahornallee 4 ( location )	Residential building	1872–75 by Otto March; Remodeling in 1938
09096064	Ahornallee 33 ( location )	villa	1910–11 by Carl Stahl-Urach; Reconstruction in 1958 (Liebfrauenschule)
09096065	Ahornallee 36 ( location )	Schaudt house with studio	1929 by Emil Schaudt
09096066	Ahornallee 47 ( location )	Residential building	1870–71 by Eduard Titz; 1936 renovation
09096067	Akazienallee 6 ( location )	former lodging house and horse stable	1879 from Piater; 1937 Conversion to Ernst Krause's house
		Partial loss: balcony demolition	In 2011 the balcony was demolished for a new building
09096068	Akazienallee 14 ( location )	House Oskar Kühl (apartment rental)	1910-11 by August Endell ; 1950 restoration; 1984–87 restoration by Klaus and Monika Krebs
09096069	Akazienallee 18 ( location )	Residential building	1896–97 by Eduard Neiff
09096070	Akazienallee 31 Eschenallee 2 ( location )	Residential building	1874–75 by Ludwig Grüneberg; Remodeling 1903-04
09096071	Alemannenallee 3 Merowingerweg 10 ( location )	Residential building	1925–26 by Emilie Winkelmann
09096072	Alemannenallee 4–5 ( location )	Duplex house	1921-22 by Arthur Wolff; No. 4: House Neumann, renovation 1981; No. 5: Wolff House with studio, remodeled in 1933
09096073	Alemannenallee 6 ( location )	Georg Klingenberg's residential building	1922–23 by Klingenberg & Issel, modifications in 1961, 1981–82
09096077	Am Rupenhorn 1B ( location )	Residential building	1956–57 by Norman Braun
09096078	Am Rupenhorn 5 Havelchaussee ( location )	Lindemann house with farm building	1929–31 by Bruno Paul ; Reconstruction in 1935 (see garden monument Am Rupenhorn 5 )
			Farm building, 1937 by Hetzelt; Reconstruction in 1972
09096079	Am Rupenhorn 6 ( location )	Residential building	1928–29 by Erich Mendelsohn , extension 1987–88 (see garden monument Am Rupenhorn 6 )
09096081	Am Rupenhorn 24 ( location )	Residential building	1929–32 by Hans and Wassili Luckhardt and Alfons Anker
			Garden, around 1932
09096082	Am Rupenhorn 25 Heerstraße 161 ( location )	Residential house ( Luckhardt Villa )	1929–30 by Hans and Wassili Luckhardt and Alfons Anker (see garden monument Am Rupenhorn 25 )
09096087	Arysallee 8 ( location )	Haus Nacke, single-family home	1934–35 by Otto Kuhlmann
09096089	Badenallee 12 ( location )	Residential building	1922–24 by Paul Rosenthal
09096090	Badenallee 16–17 Preußenallee 17/19 ( location )	Anglic. St. George's Church	1950 by Werner Korth
09020355	Badenallee 30 ( location )	Residential building	1938 by Wilhelm von Gumberz-Rhonthal (see Ensemble Badenallee 29–30 )
09096091	Bayernallee 2 ( location )	Tenement house	1923–24 by Carl Scharnweber, remodeled in 1927
09096092	Bayernallee 4 ( location )	Erich Hoepner School	1954–60 from the Charlottenburg Building Department (Robert Tepez)
09096094	Bayernallee 44 ( location )	Tenement house	1929 by Willy Mühlau
			Garage facility, 1929 by Willy Mühlau
09096095	Bayernallee 47-48 ( location )	Double tenement house	1912–15 by Max Schnelle
09096116	Branitzer Platz 5 ( location )	Residential building	1889–91 by Uterwedde, Zaar & Vahl; Rebuilds in 1901, 1922; Extension and renovation in 1928 by Heinrich Tessenow
			Rock garden from the Ludwig Späth company
09096117	Brixplatz 2/8 Reichsstraße 71 Westendallee 71 ( location )	Residential complex	1928 by Heidenreich & Michel
09096124	Charlottenburger Chaussee 15/17 ( location )	Ruhleben underground station	1928–29 by Alfred Grenander The Ruhleben underground station on today's underground line 2 was built between 1928 and 1929 and opened on December 22 of the same year. To this day, it represents the end point of the former main line. The architect Alfred Grenander built a functional train station on a dam with a covered central platform and a reception hall below.
			Reception building in the railway embankment (see overall system of the underground line, former main line )
09020524	Ebereschenallee 14 ( location )	Residential building	1912–13 by Albert Geßner (see ensemble Ebereschenallee 13–18 )
09020525	Ebereschenallee 16 ( location )	Westend house	1908 by Bruno Paul (see Ensemble Ebereschenallee 13–18 )
09020526	Ebereschenallee 18 Rusternallee 17 ( location )	Behaim-Schwarzbach house	1907-08 by Saalecker Werkstätten GmbH ( Paul Schultze-Naumburg ). Two-story country house with a monumental portico on the upper floor and a mighty triangular gable ( influenced by Palladianism ) (see ensemble Ebereschenallee 13–18 )
09096136	Ebereschenallee 48 Rusternallee 41 ( location )	Rudolf Höhne Foundation, dormitory	1910–11 by Hermann Guth
09096137	Eichenallee 6 Ebereschenallee 5 ( location )	Residential building	1871-73 by E. Petzholtz; Rebuilds in 1895, 1934
09096138	Eichenallee 11 ( location )	Residential building	1889–90 from Uterwedde; 1924 extension by Otto Firle ; 1969–71 remodeling. Late classicist, two-storey villa with a flattened mansard roof . Laterally arranged three-axis porch with veranda , Corinthian columns , above a balcony. Garden stairs in front of the veranda, the actual entrance is on the side.
09096139	Eichenallee 14 ( location )	Residential building	1887-88 from Uterwedde; 1910 conversion to a country house. Two-storey villa in the Swiss or Heimat style with a characteristic protruding roof, richly decorated windows and gable with jigsaw ornaments.
09096140	Eichenallee 15 ( location )	Nelson House	1910 by August Endell . Large two-storey Art Nouveau villa with a loft, very steep pitched roof. The half-timbered gables with red brick. Similarities to Akazienallee 14, also built by Endell .
09096141	Eichenallee 16 ( location )	Residential building	1899–1900 by Carl Koeppen; Remodeling in 1936
09096142	Eichenallee 25 ( location )	Residential building	1888–89 by Ferdinand Höche; Reconstruction in 1899, 1918–19
09096143	Eichenallee 38 Kirschenallee 15 ( location )	Residential building	1936 by Peter Juergensen
09096148	Eschenallee 1A ( location )	Residential building (former nursery)	1887 by Wilhelm Schöltz
09096399	Flatowallee ( location )	Olympiastadion S-Bahn station	Platform, 1909 by E. Schwarz and Dörgé, reconstruction in 1936
			West entrance with flyover in 1909 by E. Schwarz and Dörgé, renovation in 1936
			East entrance with overpass, 1909 by E. Schwarz and Dörgé, reconstruction in 1936
			Entrance building, designed in 1909 by E. Schwarz and Dörgé, remodeled in 1936
09096400	Flatowallee 20 ( location )	detached house	1933–34 by Otto v. Estorff and Gerhard Winkler
09096401	Flatowallee 22 ( location )	former police station 123	1930–31 by Richard Scheibner. Two-storey plastered building with clinker bricks in the base and attic. The northwest corner is rounded. On the ground floor there are continuous ribbon windows that are interrupted by the entrance on the street side. Today the former police station is used as an office building.
09096159	Fredericiastraße 2–3 ( location )	Bachelor house, tenement house	1930–31 by Rudolf Maté
09096183	Halmstrasse 9-10 Kastanienallee 29 ( location )	Tenement house	1929 by Kübler & Kretschmann
09020673	Heerstraße 18/20 Württembergallee 32 ( location )	Office building (Schultheiss)	1938–39 by Werner Lattermann (see Ensemble Heerstraße 12/20 )
09096197	Heerstraße 28 ( location )	Residential building, today box house	1923–24 by Curt Leschnitzer
09096198	Heerstraße 61 ( location )	Residential building	1936–37 by Felix Halbach
09096199	Heerstraße 82 ( location )	Residential building	1922–23 by Johann Greifenhagen (see garden monument Heerstraße 82 )
09096200	Heerstraße 86 Flatowallee 1/3 ( location )	detached house	1922–23 by Stephan von Zamojski and Heinrich Iwan; Rebuilds in 1927, 1930
09096201	Heerstrasse 90 ( location )	detached house	1923–24 by Adolf Wollenberg and Karl Piepenburg (see garden monument Heerstraße 90 )
09096202	Heerstraße 107 Ragniter Allee ( location )	House Dr. Star field	1923 by Erich Mendelsohn; Reconstruction in 1932 (see garden monument at Heerstraße 107 )
09096196	Heerstrasse 141 ( location )	Jewish cemetery in Heerstrasse	Cemetery building 1955–56 by Hermann Guttmann
			Memorial place for the Jewish victims of National Socialism, with memorial stone 1960 by JM Lellek
09096208	Hohensteinallee 4 ( location )	Residential house with part of the fence	1935–36 by Fritz August Breuhaus de Groot ; Remodeling 1949–51 by Herbert Noth
09020759	Jasminweg 6 ( location )	detached house	1922–23 by Paul Schulz (see Ensemble Machandelweg 2–4 ... )
09096217	Johannisburger Allee 12 ( location )	Residential building	1936–37 by Walter and Johannes Krüger
09096219	Kaiserdamm ( location )	Kaiserdamm underground station	The Kaiserdamm underground station opened on March 29, 1908. The architect was Alfred Grenander . 1926, 1938 and 1959 conversions (see complete system of the underground line, former main line )
09096224	Kaiserdamm 25–25a Fredericiastraße 27–28 Königin-Elisabeth-Straße 2/6 ( location )	Tenement house, shops	1928–29 by Hans Scharoun
09020682	Kaiserdamm 87 ( location )	Tenement house, shops	1909–10 by Alfred Schrobsdorff (see Ensemble Kaiserdamm 87–89 )
09020683	Kaiserdamm 88 ( location )	Tenement house	1909 by Alfred Schrobsdorff (see Ensemble Kaiserdamm 87–89 )
09096246	Karolingerplatz 1–2a Pommernallee ( location )	Tenement house	1959–60 from special assets and construction management
09096247	Karolingerplatz 4 Frankenallee 12/14 ( location )	Tenement house	1931–32 by Georg Caro
09096248	Karolingerplatz 5–5a ( location )	Duplex	1921–22 by Erich Mendelsohn
09096249	Karolingerplatz 10–11 ( location )	Residential building	1915-17 by Max Werner; Reconstruction in 1959, today the embassy of Burkina Faso
09096250	Kastanienallee 11–13 Leistikowstraße 7–9 ( location )	formerly 27th and 28th community double school with pavilion	1908-10 by Rudolf Walter
			pavilion
09096251	Kastanienallee 22 ( location )	Tenement house	1911–15 by Peter Jürgensen
09096252	Kastanienallee 32 ( location )	Residential building (pension)	1908 by August Endell
09096253	Kirschenallee 11 ( location )	Residential building	1883 by Wilhelm Schöltz; Rebuilt in 1900
09096254	Kirschenallee 18 Ebereschenallee 41 ( location )	Duplex house	1921–22 by Arnold Kuthe.
09096255	Kirschenallee 21A ( location )	Residential building	1924-25 by Josef Bachem . Today Turkish Consulate General. Country house with base, ground floor and first floor. Hipped roof with a loft. On the narrow side of the street there is a semicircular bay porch with a balcony, structured by pillars.
09096256	Kirschenallee 26 Platanenallee 35 ( location )	Residential building	1925–26 by Ernst Schneckenberg
09096257	Klaus-Groth-Straße 8 ( location )	villa	1912–13 by Ludwig Rosin and Hanns Sternberg (see Ensemble Lindenallee 20 ... and garden monument Klaus-Groth-Straße 8 )
09096258	Klaus-Groth-Straße 9 ( location )	former coach house and stable building	1907 by Alfred Schrobsdorff; 1929 extension (see ensemble Lindenallee 20 ... )
09096268	Queen Elisabeth Street 13/17 ( location )	Tenement house	1925 by Alfred Schrobsdorff
09096269	Queen Elisabeth Street 46 ( location )	Chapel of Luisen-Kirchhof II	1867–68 by Rudolf Zeitler (see garden monument Königin-Elisabeth-Straße 46 )
09096270	Kranzallee 8/10 ( location )	Remise and residence for employees of the Villa d'Avance	1923–24 by Harry Rosenthal
09096271	Kranzallee 13 ( location )	Rectory of the Evangelical Church Community Berlin-Heerstraße	1928–29 by Erich Blunck (construction management Emil Fangmeyer)
09096272	Kranzallee 19 ( location )	Residential building	1932–33 by Günther Werner-Ehrenfeucht
09096273	Kranzallee 23 ( location )	Residential building	1928–30 by Heinrich Möller
09096274	Kranzallee 24 Ragniter Allee 2 ( location )	Residential building	1936–37 by Paul Sellmann
09096275	Kranzallee 27 ( location )	Residential building	1933–34 by Martin Braunstorfinger
09096276	Kranzallee 36 ( location )	Residential building	1936 by Wilhelm von Gumberz-Rhonthal
09096278	Cool way 9 ( location )	Arnold Zweig House	1930–31 by Harry Rosenthal; Remodeled in 1938 by Heinrich Kleiner
09096310	Leistikowstraße 2 ( location )	Tenement house	1909-10 by Emilie Winkelmann
09096314	Lindenallee 7 ( location )	Residential building	1867–68 by Emil Krefeldt and G. Köhler; Rebuilds in 1929, 1933
09096315	Lindenallee 8 Ulmenallee 9 ( location )	Residential building	1939–40 by Hörisch & Hofmann
09096316	Lindenallee 14 ( location )	Residential building	1880–81 by F. Uterwedde and W. Bethke
09096317	Lindenallee 16 Rusternallee 9 ( location )	Residential building	1895–96 by Wilhelm Walther; Reconstruction in 1916 by Max Landsberg , 1933 by Alfred Wiener
09096318	Lindenallee 20 ( location )	Residential building	1909 by Erich Blunck ; Renovation 1987 (see Ensemble Lindenallee 20 ... )
09096319	Lindenallee 21 Halmstraße 1 ( location )	Country house Paul Oskar Höcker	1908 by Emilie Winkelmann (see Ensemble Lindenallee 20 ... )
09096320	Lindenallee 22 Halmstraße 13-14 ( location )	Residential building	1922–23 by Hans and Wassili Luckhardt , Franz Hoffmann ; 1928 renovation by Ernst L. Freud , 1958 extension by Werner Seyffert (see Ensemble Lindenallee 20 ... ) Renovation 2015/15 by Ursula Seeba-Hannan.
09096321	Lindenallee 35 ( location )	villa	1913–14 by Grisebach & Steinmetz; 1958 renovation (see ensemble Lindenallee 20 ... )
09096322	Lindenallee 44 Eichenallee 8 ( location )	Residential building	1869–70 by Robert Otto; Rebuilds in 1920, 1963
			Remise
09096323	Lindenallee 46 Ulmenallee 8 ( location )	Residential building	1908 by Albert Saalmann; Rebuilt in 1970
09096324	Lindenallee 50 Akazienallee 8 ( location )	Residential building	1869–70 by Bethke and Uterwedde; Conversions 1879–80 by Piater, 1919 by Georg Rieve, 1936, 1977
09096328	Lyckallee 6 ( location )	House, enclosure and pergola	1913-14 by Fritz Klingholz ; Rebuilds in 1938, 1969
09096329	Lyckallee 14/16 ( location )	Duplex house	1913-14 by Alfred Lesser; Conversions 1934, 1983-84 (No. 14), 1985 (No. 16)
09096330	Lyckallee 30 ( location )	Single-family house with enclosure	1929–30 by Fritz Marcus
09096331	Lyckallee 34 ( location )	Residential building	1935–36 by Otto Kuhlmann
09096332	Lyckallee 42 ( location )	Residential building	1921–22 by Hans Liepe ; Remodeling in 1932
09096333	Lyckallee 44 Johannisburger Allee 1 ( location )	Residential building	1921–22 by Hans Liepe; Conversions 1936–37, 1990
09096334	Lyckallee 45 ( location )	Residential building	1936 by Heinz Scheidling
09020760	Machandelweg 4 ( location )	detached house	1923 by Paul Schulz (see Ensemble Machandelweg 2–4 ... )
09020761	Machandelweg 8 ( location )	Single-family house with enclosure	1924-25 by Paul Schulz; Changes made by G. Wodke in 1925 (see Ensemble Machandelweg 2–4 ... )
09020762	Machandelweg 9 Wacholderweg 2 ( location )	villa	1923–24 by Paul Schulz (see Ensemble Machandelweg 2–4 ... and garden monument Machandelweg 9 )
09096335	Machandelweg 11 ( location )	detached house	1947 by Ernst Busse, executed in 1950 by Helmut von Lülsdorff
09096336	Marathonallee 25 ( location )	Residential building	1930 by Eckart Muthesius
09096337	Marathonallee 34 ( location )	Residential building	1927–28 by Alfred Grenander (see Ensemble Marathonallee 31–34 B and garden monument Marathonallee 34 )
09096345	Marienburger Allee 43 ( location )	Bonhoeffer house	1935 by Jörg Schleicher
09096346	Masurenallee 10/14 ( location )	House of Broadcasting	1929–31 by Hans Poelzig; Reconstruction in 1959
09096347	Masurenallee 16/20 Bredtschneiderstraße 16 ( location )	SFB television center	1965–70 by Robert Tepez
09096351	Meiningenallee 20/22 Spandauer Damm 205/215 ( location )	Bonhoeffer School	1957 by building authority Charlottenburg (Lamm)
09097889	Messedamm 11–12 Hammarskjöldplatz Neue Kantstrasse ( location )	International Congress Center Berlin (ICC Berlin)	1973–79 by Ralf Schüler and Ursulina Schüler-Witte (see overall Hammarskjöldplatz 1/5 )
			Distribution hall, 1974–75 by Rainer Gerhard Rümmler
			Pedestrian tunnel, 1974–75 by Rainer Gerhard Rümmler
09096355	Mohrunger Allee 2A ( location )	Landhaus von der Schulenburg, single-family house	1935 by Heinrich Schweitzer
09096373	Nussbaumallee 1/3 ( location )	Residential building	1964–65 by Johannes Hildisch and Gerd Brand
09096374	Nussbaumallee 8 Lindenallee 6 ( location )	House hump with garden	House, built in 1929 by Alfred Gellhorn, extension in 1955
			Garden 1929 by Gustav Allinger
09096375	Nussbaumallee 25 ( location )	Residential building	1884 by Max Nagel and O. Hoffmann
09096376	Nussbaumallee 42 ( location )	Bartning house	1936–37 by Otto Bartning
09096377	Olympische Strasse Preußenallee Reichsstrasse ( location )	Neu-Westend underground station	Entrances, The underground station Neu-Westend of the Berlin underground was opened on May 20, 1922, whereby it was built in the years 1908–1913 ready for shell construction. Today this station is served by trains on the Berlin U-Bahn line 2. The architect was Alfred Grenander. (see overall system of the underground line, former main line )
			Subway station
09096378	Olympische Strasse 9 ( location )	Residential house with garage	1925 by Hans Hertlein (see garden monument at Olympische Strasse 9 )
09096379	Olympische Strasse 10/12 ( location )	Tenement house	1929–30, by Joseph Fraenkel (execution)
09096387	Platanenallee 4/6 ( location )	House and coach house	1912–13 by Grisebach & Steinmetz; Conversion into small apartments in 1936
			Remise
09096388	Platanenallee 14 ( location )	Country house	1907-08 by Julius Habicht
09096389	Platanenallee 19 ( location )	Residential building	1929-30 by Arnold Nechansky
09096390	Platanenallee 23A-C, 25 Rüsternallee 24–24B ( location )	former nursing home for babies and mothers	The former nursing home for babies and mothers is now the Max-Bürger-Hospital. The hospital was built by Rudolf Walter from 1907 to 1909 and from 1911 to 1912. It is a three-storey complex with three wings.
09096391	Platanenallee 36 Reichsstraße 17 ( location )	Residential house ( Goldsteinvilla )	1923 by Curt Leschnitzer
09096392	Preußenallee Raußendorffplatz ( location )	The wrestler, monument	1908 by Hugo Lederer; Installation 1926 (see garden monument Raußendorffplatz )
09096393	Preußenallee 31 ( location )	Residential building	1923-25 ​​by Edmund Krefft (?)
09096398	Ratzeburger Allee 1 Reichsstraße 21 Rusternallee 45 ( location )	Post office, tenement and commercial building	1930–31 by Georg Caro
09020830	Reichsstrasse 105 ( location )	Tenement house	1914–15 by Hans Böttcher (see Ensemble Theodor-Heuss-Platz 10/12 )
09020831	Reichsstrasse 106 ( location )	Tenement house	1912-14 by Hans Boettcher (see Ensemble Theodor-Heuss-Platz 10/12 )
09096404	Rossitter Platz ( location )	Olympia-Stadion underground station	The Olympia-Stadion underground station was opened on June 8, 1913 under the then name Stadion together with the German Stadium . However, the elevated railway company only operated the station irregularly for special events such as horse races. Seven years later, Berlin was a candidate city for the 1936 Olympic Games , so Alfred Grenander was commissioned to redesign the station. He designed a completely new entrance building, which was provided with red bricks. This in turn is at right angles to the tracks, for which the BVG again had two platforms built.
			Entrance building, 1929–30 by Alfred Grenander (see overall system of the underground line, former main line )
			platform
			Overpass
			Ticket office
			Staircase
09020787	Rusternallee 11 ( location )	Country house Thomas	1913-14 by Walther Spickendorff; with front yard; Reconstruction 1981 (see Ensemble Rüsternallee 11–13 )
09020788	Rusternallee 12 Platanenallee 11 ( location )	Residential building	1906–07 by Hermann Werle (see Ensemble Rüsternallee 11–13 )
09096405	Rusternallee 18 ( location )	House and coach house	1872–75 by Franz Piater; Rebuilt in 1935 by Fangmeyer; Restoration, dismantling and modernization of Pitz / Brenne in 1982 The neo-baroque Wilhelminian style villa was built by Heinrich Quistorp for Albert Ludewig, the director of a screw factory. The construction time coincided with the so-called Founders' Crash of 1873 and was probably delayed until March 1875. The round stair tower with conical roof on the northeast corner, the mansard roof typical of the bourgeois Baroque and the striking turquoise color are particularly striking . In the 1990s this was the seat of the Kazakh embassy in Berlin. Today the villa is still used as a residence for the Kazakh embassy.
			Remise
09096406	Rusternallee 27 ( location )	Residential building	1873 by Piater
09096425	Sensburger Allee 1 ( location )	Single-family house, type design for Reich Labor Service Leader	1941
09096426	Sensburger Allee 3 Insterburgallee 27A ( location )	former house of the Thuringia fraternity	1929–30 by Fritz Freymüller ; Rebuilds in 1937, 1973
09096427	Sensburger Allee 5A ( location )	detached house	1966–68 by Sami Mousawi
09096428	Sensburger Allee 7 ( location )	detached house	1937 by Kurt Bornemann
09096429	Sensburger Allee 8 ( location )	Single-family house, type design for Reich Labor Service Leader	1941
09096430	Sensburger Allee 10 ( location )	Single-family house, type design for Reich Labor Service Leader	1941
09096431	Sensburger Allee 19A ( location )	House Müllerburg, single-family house	1960 by Georg Heinrichs
09096432	Sensburger Allee 25–26 ( location )	Georg Kolbe House and Atelier ( Georg Kolbe Museum )	House, 1928–29 by Ernst Rentsch; Remodeled in 1932 by Paul Linder
			studio
			Sculpture courtyard, 1932
09095924	Skirenweg 5 ( location )	House of Johannes Krüger	1937–38 by Johannes and Walter Krüger
09096442	Spandauer Damm (in front of No. 220) ( location )	milestone	around 1830 (dating according to milestones research group and typological classification more after 1835). The 90 centimeter high granite base stone bears the inscription "/ I MEILEN BIS BERLIN" (in Antiqua script). It is one of only 18 milestones still preserved in Berlin today.
			According to W. Sasse, the distance given means 1½ miles to the Berlin City Palace , which from 1834 was the starting point for all distance information to Berlin. Accordingly, the stone is said to have originally stood at what is now the Ruhleben underground station , on Berlin-Hamburger Chaussee, which was built around 1822, about 11.1 kilometers from the castle. A Prussian mile is the equivalent of about 7.5 kilometers. After the introduction of the metric system in 1873, the milestones lost their importance and were partially (like this stone) implemented and continued to be used as kilometer stones. The current location of the milestone, in front of the entrance to the Ruhwaldpark, is 10 kilometers from Schloßplatz.
09096443	Stallupöner Allee 37 ( location )	Residential building	1937 by Egon Eiermann
09096446	Stendelweg 48/50 ( location )	Single-family semi-detached house	1925-26 by August Klapproth (No. 50); 1928 by Johannes Röhr (No. 48)
09096447	Steubenplatz ( location )	The winner (monument)	1896–1902 by Louis Tuaillon The memorial was erected on Steubenplatz in 1961 . It is a young man on a horse. The youth held a winner's palm in his right hand, but it has been lost.
09096461	Tannenbergallee 6 ( location )	Friedenskirche and bell tower	1932 by Emil Fangmeyer (using a studio building, 1916 by Georg Schmidt)
09095336	Tannenbergallee 35 ( location )	Schmitt House	Single-family house with separate apartment, from Winterfeld 1960–61 by Eduard Ludwig
			garage
			Enclosure and gate
09096468	Theodor-Heuss-Platz ( location )	Theodor-Heuss-Platz underground station	Entrance, 1907-08 by Alfred Grenander The station was opened with the line Bismarckstraße - Reichskanzlerplatz on March 29, 1908 (see complete system of the underground line, former main line )
			platform
09096469	Theodor-Heuss-Platz 4 ( location )	Commercial building	1927–29 by Walter and Johannes Krüger; Reconstruction in 1958 by Johannes Krüger
09096474	Ulmenallee 3 ( location )	villa	around 1870 by Wilhelm Schöltz
			Front garden with fountain, around 1870
09096475	Ulmenallee 18 ( location )	Residential building	1929–30 by Ernst Schneckenberg
09096476	Ulmenallee 32 Eschenallee 12 ( location )	House and garage	House, 1911–12 by Paul Renner ; Remodeled 1924-25 by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe , today the Cameroon embassy
			garage
09096477	Ulmenallee 40 ( location )	Residential building	1899–1900 by Ernst Geiger; Modifications in 1906, 1978
09096478	Ulmenallee 50 Eichenallee 45 ( location )	Luisens Memorial Foundation, orphanage	1904–05 by Rudolf Walter; Renovation 1978-80
09096479	Waldschulallee ( location )	Messe Süd S-Bahn station	Entrance building, 1927–30 by Richard Brademann ; Expansion in 1935 by Fritz Hane and Hugo Röttcher
			Overpass
			Staircase
		Partial loss: platform	Demolition of platform buildings and new construction in the 1990s
09096480	Waldschulallee 34 ( location )	Mommsenstadion with grandstand building	Stadium, 1930 by Fred Forbát and Scheim; Rebuilt in 1950
			Grandstand
			Ticket office
			North entrance
			South entrance
09096481	Waldschulallee 75 ( location )	former Olympic Sports Medical Center	1936 by Otto Schellenberg
09096482	Warnenweg 15 ( location )	Residential building	1935–36 by Emil Fangmeyer
09096503	Württembergallee 24 Länderallee 25 ( location )	Tenement house	1923 by Helmut Grisebach & Heinz Rehmann
09096504	Württembergallee 31 ( location )	Villa Schönbach	1923–24 by Martin Punitzer
09096508	Zikadenweg 10 ( location )	Single-family house (semi-detached house) with farm and stable building	1925 by Otto Pflug
			Farm and stable building (with Zikadenweg 12)
09096509	Zikadenweg 12 ( location )	Single-family house (semi-detached house) with farm and stable building	1925 by Otto Pflug

Garden monuments

No.	location	Official name	description	image
09046320	Am Rupenhorn 5 Havelchaussee ( location )	Villa garden	1929 by the Ludwig Späth company (see monument on Am Rupenhorn 5 )
09046321	Am Rupenhorn 6 ( location )	front yard	1929 by Heinrich Friedrich Wiepking-Jürgensmann (see monument on Am Rupenhorn 6 )
09046541	Am Rupenhorn 25 Heerstraße 161 ( location )	House garden of the Luckhardt Villa	1930 by Berthold Körting (see monument on Am Rupenhorn 25 )
09046322	Branitzer Platz ( location )	Town square	1894–95, restored by Joachim Kaiser in 1950, redesigned in 1960
09046323	Brixplatz ( location )	Town square	1919–21 by Erwin Barth , restored in 1950 and redesigned by Joachim Kaiser in 1960–61 Plans and views in the architecture museum of the Technical University of Berlin.
09045640	Fürstenbrunner Weg 37/67 ( location )	Luisenkirchhof III	1891–1905 by Otto Vogeler with tombs and tomb structure, hereditary burial walls , artistic equipment (see overall Fürstenbrunner Weg 37/67 )
			Portal, 1892
			Fallen Memorial, 1920 by Walther Spickendorff
09050456	Fürstenbrunner Weg 69/79 ( location )	Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Cemetery	1896 with tombs and tomb structure, hereditary burial walls, artistic equipment (see the entire Fürstenbrunner Weg 69/79 )
09046331	Hammarskjöldplatz ( location )	Summer garden on the exhibition grounds	1930–31 by Richard and Ludwig Lesser , redesigns in 1939, 1948 and 1980 (see overall Hammarskjöldplatz 1/5 )
09046332	Heerstraße Mohrunger Allee Pillkaller Allee Sensburger Allee ( location )	Georg Kolbe Grove	Public green area, 1921 by Richard Köhler; 1933–35 redesign by Felix Buch; since 1957 Georg-Kolbe-Hain with bronze sculptures erected from 1959 to 1965.
			"Large knee ends" by Georg Kolbe
			"Big Falling Man" by Georg Kolbe
			"Dionysus" by Georg Kolbe
			"Mars and Venus" by Georg Kolbe
			"Resting" by Georg Kolbe
09046333	Heerstraße 82 ( location )	Villa garden	around 1923 (see monument on Heerstraße 82 )
09046334	Heerstrasse 90 ( location )	Villa garden	1924–31 by Otto Valentien and the Ludwig Späth company (see architectural monument at Heerstraße 90 )
09046335	Heerstraße 107 Ragniter Allee ( location )	Home garden	1923–24 by Erich Mendelsohn (see monument on Heerstraße 107 )
09046336	Heerstraße 131/135 Am Postfenn 3/31 Kranzallee 58/62 ( location )	Open space of the residential complex on Scholzplatz	1968 by Hermann Mattern (see complete system at Heerstraße 131/135 )
09046340	Karolingerplatz ( location )	Town square	1912–13 by Erwin Barth, restored in 1975
			Tool shed, 1928 from the building authority in Charlottenburg (Walter Helmcke); Reconstruction in 1959
09046341	Klaus-Groth-Straße 8 ( location )	Villa garden	1911–12 (see the Klaus-Groth-Straße 8 monument )
09096232	Queen Elisabeth Street 46 ( location )	Luisenkirchhof II	1866-67, with graves and grave structure, hereditary burial walls and artistic equipment (see monument Königin-Elisabeth-Straße 46 )
09046345	Anneliese-und-Georg-Groscurth-Platz Lindenallee ( location )	Town square	1894–95, redesigned in 1951 by Joachim Kaiser
09046346	Machandelweg 9 Wacholderweg 2 ( location )	Villa garden	1924 by Georg Potente (see Ensemble Machandelweg 2–4 ... and architectural monument Machandelweg 9 )
09046347	Marathonallee 34 ( location )	Home garden	1927–28 (see Marathonallee 34 monument )
09046353	Nussbaumallee 37/39 ( location )	Hospital garden	around 1900 (?) The hospital garden once belonged to the St. Elisabeth monastery, which was located at Nussbaumallee 37-39 and was demolished between 2007 and 2009. Three modern city villas are to be built here by 2013. The old trees of the hospital garden should be preserved.
09046354	Olympische Strasse 9 ( location )	Home garden	1927–28 (see monument at Olympische Strasse 9 )
09046355	Olympischer Platz 1–5 At the bell tower Coubertinplatz Friedrich-Friesen-Allee Passenheimer Straße 24, 30 Rominter Allee 1/5 Rossitter Weg Sportforumstraße Stadionallee Südtorweg Trakehner Allee ( location )	Olympic grounds , sports, green and gardens with sculptures	Terrain, 1934–36 by Heinrich Friedrich Wiepking-Jürgensmann (see overall complex Olympischer Platz 1–5 )
			bull
			cow
			Resting athlete
			Decathletes
			Winner
			2 eagle pillars
			Decathletes
			Entrance pillar
			Falconer
			boxer
			Horse leader
			Goddess of victory, German Nike, 1936 by Willy Meller
			Comrades
			Relay runner
			Discus thrower, Karl Albiker
			18 winner steles
			A question, 1901, Reinhold Boeltzig
			Discus thrower, 1927 by Wolfgang Schaper
			Athlete with a scraper
			Pugilist
09046356	Preußenallee 24 Hessenallee ( location )	Villa garden	1924-25 by Ludwig Späth
09046357	Raußendorffplatz ( location )	Town square	1925 by Erwin Barth (see Preußenallee monument )
09020079	Reichsstrasse ( location )	promenade	circa 1906
09046363	Spandauer Damm 116, 130 ( location )	Hospital garden of the Westend hospital	1913 by Erwin Barth, restored around 1985 (see overall Spandauer Damm 130 facility )
09046364	Spandauerdamm 218/220 Ruhwaldweg Spreetalallee 3A-B ( Location )	Ruhwaldpark	1867–68 by Carl Schwatlo and JA Duckstein, 1936–42 redesign by Josef Pertl and Lehner, restored 1950–51 (see complete Spandauer Damm 218/220 )
			Bronze sculptures: "Adler" by Fritz Behn
			"Pelicans with Child", 1927 by W. Menzner
			Pelican group by Edmund Otto Eichwald
09046366	Trakehner Allee 1 ( location )	Heerstrasse cemetery	created 1921–24 by Erwin Barth, extensions 1937–39 by Erich Groß and 1945–47; Redesign 1935–36 by Heinrich Friedrich Wiepking-Jürgensmann; with fencing (see complete system Trakehner Allee 1 )

Former monuments

No.	location	Official designation (status of the list of monuments when removed)	description	image
09040457	( Location )	Suburban train to Spandau	with train stations and bridge structures, between Heerstraße and the district border on Elsgrabenweg (Spandau) (see architectural monuments S-Bahn station Olympiastadion and S-Bahnhof Messe Süd )
unknown	Am Vogelherd 2–20 Lärchenweg 22–28 Waldschulallee 7–17 Zikadenweg 57–71, 60–86 ( location )	Residential buildings ( GEHAG )	1925–1927 by Bruno Taut and Martin Wagner ; revoked after 2001 monument status
unknown	Am Vogelherd 36–50 Lärchenweg 25–31 Maikäferpfad 24/26 Zikadenweg 37–55, 44–58 ( location )	Residential houses ( Dewog )	1927–1928 by Max Taut and Franz Hoffmann ; revoked after 2001 monument status
unknown	Eichkatzweg 19-25 Cockchafer Trail 18-21 ( Lage )	Residential houses	1919–1923 by Max Taut and Franz Hoffmann ; revoked after 2001 monument status
unknown	Falterweg 1–37, 22/24, 34–38 permanent forest path 2–4 Eichkampstraße 140/142, 148/150 Im Hornisgrund 1 ( location )	Eichkamp housing estate , 8th construction phase, twin houses	1927-30 by Curt Gorgas ; revoked after 2001 monument status
09096352	Messedamm 26 ( location )	Deutschlandhalle , multi-purpose building	The Deutschlandhalle was one of the world's oldest event arenas of this dimension. It was built on the occasion of the 1936 Summer Olympics as the “largest multi-purpose hall in the world” in Berlin based on designs by architects Franz Ohrtmann and Fritz Wiemer in just nine months and was inaugurated on November 29, 1935 in the presence of Adolf Hitler. Facade by Fritzsche and Löhbach; 1956–57 reconstruction by Paul Schwebes ; Demolition and demolition from December 2011
unknown	Sonnenhof 1, 3–10 (without 7a) ( Location )	Residential houses	1924–26 by Otto Pflug ; revoked after 2001 monument status
unknown	Zikadenweg 15, 17–22, 24–28 Kiefernweg 24 ( Lage )	Residential houses	1926–27 by Otto Pflug ; revoked after 2001 monument status
unknown	Zikadenweg 29–35, 36–42 ( Location )	Residential buildings of the Grunewald building cooperative	1926 by Carl Volkmann ; revoked after 2001 monument status

See also

• List of streets and squares in Berlin-Westend

literature

• Georg Dehio : Handbook of the German art monuments . Revised by the Dehio Association; edited by Sibylle Badstübner-Gröger… Deutscher Kunstverlag, Munich / Berlin 2006, ISBN 3-422-03111-1 .
• Paul Ortwin Rave, Irmgard Wirth: The buildings and art monuments of Berlin. City and district of Charlottenburg . 1961.

Web links

Commons : Cultural monuments in Berlin-Westend  - 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. ↑ wohnmal.info: traces of an architect
2. ^ ^{A b} Dietrich Worbs: Insights into the Berlin monument landscape . Mann (Gebr.), Berlin 2002, ISBN 3-7861-2433-7 .
3. ↑ Milestone database (number 335) ( Memento of the original from February 19, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (PDF; 12.0 MB), Milestones Research Group 
4. ^ Sasse, W .: Paths and milestones point to Berlin , in Edwin Redslob on his 70th birthday, Berlin 1955
5. ^ Rave, Paul Ortwin; Wirth, Irmgard: The buildings and art monuments of Berlin. City and district of Charlottenburg . 1961, p. 491 .
6. ↑ AVILA Wohnpark St. Elisabeth, Nussbaumallee ( Memento of the original from June 29, 2013 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. (Project description) 

1. ↑ The house Lindenallee 22 was built in 1922–1923 for the merchant and art collector Eugen Buchthal and his wife Thea by Hans and Wassili Luckhardt and Franz Hoffmann in the expressionistic style and was converted in 1928 by Ernst Ludwig Freud in the style of the new objectivity. After the National Socialists came to power, the Buchthal family sold the house and emigrated to England in 1938. Another renovation took place in 1956 by the architect Werner Seyffert. Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau lived in the house from 1958 . His heirs sold it after his death. Between 2015 and 2016, the architect Ursula Seeba-Hannan carried out a further renovation, which the Aedes Architecture Forum is documenting in an exhibition in 2016.

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1. ^ Erwin Albert Barth: Sachsenplatz, Berlin-Charlottenburg. Execution , floor plans and views in the architecture museum of the TU Berlin

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