List of cultural monuments in Karlsruhe-Oststadt

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In the list of cultural monuments in Karlsruhe-Oststadt , all immovable architectural and art monuments in the Karlsruhe Oststadt will be listed, which are listed in the city's "Database of Cultural Monuments" .

This list is not legally binding. Legally binding information is only available on request from the Lower Monument Protection Authority of the City of Karlsruhe. In addition, the list is divided into streets based on their size.

Adenauerring

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former Victoria boarding school
More pictures 		former Victoria boarding school Adenauerring 2 and 8 1905-1907 Victoriapensionat, later municipal children's clinic, main building with porter's house, 1905–1907 by Friedrich Ratzel (material entity). The sandstone walls are not part of the cultural monument
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Unity of student dormitories Adenauerring 4 and 6 1951-1952 Built by Otto Haupt and Heinrich Müller
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Sculpture The Naked Man
More pictures 		Sculpture The Naked Man Adenauerring 17 1958/59 Athlete, sculpture by Emil Sutor , stone cast on a pedestal, signed, created in 1958/59 and given to the Karlsruhe Sports Club (KSC). Set up in front of the wildlife park stadium.
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Old slaughterhouse

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Former slaughterhouse and cattle yard
More pictures 		Former slaughterhouse and cattle yard Old slaughterhouse 1, 3, 5, 7, 7a, 9, 11, 13, 15, 17, 17a – c, 21, 21a, 23, 23a – f, 26, 27 31, 31a, 35, 39, 45, 47 , 59 (Flst. 2079, 2367–2370, 2370/1, 2370/2, 2371/4) 1887-1915 Former slaughterhouse and cattle yard, 1885–1887 and later by Wilhelm Strieder, Friedrich Beichel from the Municipal Building Department (material entity)
  • No. 1: Kesselhaus, pig slaughterhouse with tripe laundry and boxes (1914)
  • No. 3: Director's residence (1903)
  • No. 5: Administration building (1887)
  • No. 7, 7a: Restaurant (1887)
  • No. 9: gatehouse (1887)
  • No. 11: Cold store and machine hall (1892), expanded to include workshops, cold store and ice cream factory (1914)
  • No. 13: Small cattle slaughterhouse (1887)
  • No. 15: Stable building (1887)
  • No. 17, 17a – c: stable building with service apartments (1894)
  • No. 21, 21a: tripe wash (expanded in 1887, 1895 and 1927/28), fertilizer house (1887)
  • No. 23, 23a – f: Horse stable, dog kennel, cloakroom, coach house (1915)
  • No. 26: New coach house (1905)
  • No. 27: Horse slaughterhouse (1914)
  • No. 31, 31a: service building (1887)
  • No. 35: Market hall for pigs, calves and sheep (1887) connected and extended to the east by weighing hall (1912), associated loading ramp with siding (1887, extended 1927/28)
  • No. 39: Pig market hall (1927/28)
  • No. 45: gatehouse (1897, rebuilt 1927/28)
  • No. 47: stable building (1887)
  • No. 59: Administration building (1887)
  • N / A: Enclosure walls made of sandstone in the east and west of the site (see mapping)
    Protected according to § 2 DSchG


At Gottesaue Castle

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Wasenmeisterhaus At Gottesaue Castle 4 1901 Wasenmeisterhaus, single-storey and gable-independent solid construction made of unplastered brick masonry, stepped gable, a side wall with slate shingles, built in 1901 by City Planning Officer Strieder in connection with the slaughterhouse.
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Farm buildings
 Farm buildings At Schloss Gottesaue 7 and 9 1750 Two farm buildings of the former agricultural model estate Gottesaue, two-storey plastered solid buildings with hipped roofs, erected in 1750, the smaller building (No. 9) is the Schilling house with the associated gate system, the larger building is the so-called "Fuchsbau" (No. 7) (part the entity Schloss Gottesaue)
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Gottesaue Castle
More pictures 		Gottesaue Castle At Gottesaue Palace 11 1588-1594, 1740, 1984-1989 Gottesaue Castle, now the State University of Music, belonging to the Marstall (Am Schloss Gottesaue 17), built 1588–94 by Paul Murer according to plans by Johannes Schoch from Strasbourg as Baden-Durlach's pleasure palace on the site of the Benedictine monastery in Gottesaue, founded in 1094 and secularized in 1556, After destruction in 1689, rebuilt in 1740 with two storeys and a high roof, at that time the margravial model property was set up here, in the 19th century used in connection with military facilities, destroyed again in 1944, reconstruction in 1984–89 by the architect Barbara Jakubeit in the original external appearance Three storeys and modern detail solutions, modern interior fittings belonging to the protected property of the cultural monument, in the foyer there is the grave stone of the monastery founder (part of the entity of the Gottesaue palace complex).
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


August-Schwall-Strasse

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Gottesauer Platz residential complex
More pictures 		Gottesauer Platz residential complex August-Schwall-Strasse 1–10, Buntestr. 1–15 and 4–18, Gottesauer Platz 1–5, Gottesauer str. 39–53, Wolfartsweierer str. 2-14 1930-1933 Gottesauer Platz residential complex, 1930–1933 by Emil Brannath for tenants and building associations. (Entirety)
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Bertholdstrasse

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Catholic Church of St. Bernhard
More pictures 		Catholic Church of St. Bernhard Bertholdstrasse 3 1896-1901 Built by Max Meckel
Protected according to § 12 DSchG


Degenfeldstrasse

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Apartment building with shop Degenfeldstrasse 1 1890-1891 Built by Friedrich Nessler
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Double rental house with shops Degenfeldstrasse 2, Durlacher Allee 30 1891 Subject entity, by Ludwig Reiss (entity entity)
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house Degenfeldstrasse 3 1892 Rental house, 1892 by Ludwig Reiss. The chimney is somewhat shortened, but it is an essential element of the cultural monument. In connection with the overall very well-preserved parts of the tenement house, courtyard, side wing and bakery building, it is a building and social-historical testimony to the expansion of the city in the late 19th century. As part of the cultural monument, it is an impressive testimony to the petty-bourgeois life in the imperial era and thus vividly documents the small-scale relationship between rental buildings and handicraft businesses, which is effective in urban planning. The latter financed - in a new way for this social class - at the time of the great expansion of Karlsruhe, their self-used new building projects through intensive leasing.
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Durlacher Allee

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Rental house
 Rental house Durlacher Allee 13 1893-1894 Built by Johann Brannath
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Facade of a rental apartment building
 Facade of a rental apartment building Durlacher Allee 14 1886 Built by Wilhelm Söhner
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Aggregate of double rental house Durlacher Allee 16-18 1896 Built by Theodor Bleß
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house
 Rental house Durlacher Allee 17 around 1890 Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house
 Rental house Durlacher Allee 19 around 1900 Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house
 Rental house Durlacher Allee 21 1899 Built by Franz Wolff
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house Durlacher Allee 22 1888-1890 Built by Wilhelm Lösslin
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Evangelical Luther Church
More pictures 		Evangelical Luther Church Durlacher Allee 23 1905-1907 Evangelical Luther Church with parsonage, by Curjel & Moser (entity)
Protected according to § 12 DSchG


Double rental house with restaurant and shop Durlacher Allee 24, Lachnerstr. 2 1888 Subject entity, by Ludwig Lautenschläger (entity entity)
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Double rental house Durlacher Allee 26, Lachnerstr. 1 1889 Subject entity, by Friedrich Nessler (entity entity)
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Former Wolff & Sohn company Durlacher Allee 31, 33, Gerwigstr. 26, 28 (Flst. 0-6318) from 1891 Main building from 1891, heightened in 1913, extension of the main building from 1900, factory owner's villa from 1891 with the extension from 1903, silo building from 1905, heating and machine building from 1891, workers' and stables building on Gerwigstrasse from 1891, enclosure walls
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Aggregate rental housing group Durlacher Allee 36-42 1896 Built by Philipp Schumacher
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Residential building Durlacher Allee 44 1894-1895 four-storey solid construction, clinker brick construction with heavy sandstone shapes in the neo-renaissance style, 1894–1895 by Wilhelm Lösslin as architect and client, with a two-storey clinker-brick stable building and cast iron columns in the courtyard.
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Hotel Gottesaue Durlacher Allee 53 1926-1927 Hotel Gottesaue, today an office and residential building, four-storey plastered and eaves solid building with hipped roof, two large symmetrically arranged arbors with round arches, main building access through the eastern arbor, there sculpture of Fortuna on horseback, associated enclosure walls with courtyard entrance gates, 1926–1927 by Richard Fuchs for the merchant Artur Fuchs, conversion of the lower two floors into office space in 1960, apartments above, in the former entrance area of ​​the hotel preserved equipment elements from the 1950s (stairs, lead glass windows with industrial symbols and planters).
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Aggregate of double rental house with shop Durlacher Allee 55, 57 1912-1913 Built by Wilhelm Stober
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house with rear building Durlacher Allee 59 1905 Built by Hermann Billing and Wilhelm Stober
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Edelsheimstrasse

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MAN steel house Edelsheimstrasse 7a 1951 Residential house, MAN steel house, prefabricated house made of prefabricated steel elements, single-storey with a gable roof and built-in garage, 1951 for the Dipl.-Kaufm. Ernst Deppe (radio and electrical wholesalers) erected in place of an earlier back building. Construction management by Karl Augenstein, the responsibility was carried by Maschinenfabrik Augsburg-Nürnberg AG, Mainz-Gustavsburg plant, Z. No. 247 465.
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Emil-Gött-Strasse

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Residential buildings of the non-profit tenants and craftsmen building cooperative eGmbH Emil-Gött-Strasse 3-27 / Hölderlinstrasse. 1a, 1, 3, 5 / Karl-Wilhelm-Strasse 3-23 / Parkstrasse. 30-68 1921-1922, 1926 Residential buildings of the non-profit tenants and craftsmen's building cooperative eGmbH, later Hardtwaldsiedlung (aggregate). In addition to the residential buildings, part of the totality are the enclosure walls, front gardens, the allotment gardens inside the building block and the historic garage buildings there. The block of flats was built by the Karlsruhe architects Pfeifer and Großmann on behalf of the non-profit tenants and craftsmen building cooperative GmbH. The buildings at Karl-Wilhelm-Strasse 7–23 were erected between 1921–1922, but house no. 21 was destroyed in World War II and rebuilt in 1950 by the Hardtwaldsiedlung. In 1926 the building at Karl-Wilhelm-Straße 5 was designed by architect Scheuerpflug.
  • Emil-Gött-Straße 3–19, groups of rental houses by the architect Schottmüller, 1930–1935
  • Emil-Gött-Straße 21–27, apartment block by the architect Scheuerpflug, 1926–1929
    Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Essenweinstrasse

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Sheet metal hoods from advertising pillars Essenweinstrasse, corner of Humboldtstrasse / Am Schloss Gottesaue 11 1899 Sheet metal hoods from advertising pillars, probably by Fridolin Dietsche in 1901 , the hoods belong to it (entity):
  • Ahaweg / State Majolica, Downtown West,
  • Bismarck-, corner of Fichtestr., Downtown-west,
  • Daxlander Straße 72, Mühlburg, the only completely preserved column,
  • Essenweinstrasse, corner of Humboldtstrasse, Oststadt
  • Fasanenplatz, downtown east,
  • Friedrichsplatz, downtown west,
  • Gutenbergplatz, Weststadt,
  • Jollystr., At the Hirschbrücke, Südweststadt,
  • Am Schloss Gottesaue 11 (in front of the castle), Oststadt,
  • State Art Gallery, Downtown West,
  • Werderplatz, Südstadt.
    Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house Essenweinstrasse 21st 1904 Built by Otto Büche
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house Essenweinstrasse 23 1909 Built by August Gerhard
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Apartment building Essenweinstrasse 30th 1904-1905 Apartment building, three-storey and eaves-standing solid construction, by the architect Otto Büche from Karlsruhe for Carl and Emil Lacroix, 1904–1905
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house Essenweinstrasse 34 1903 Built by Otto Büche
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Apartment building with shop Essenweinstrasse 39 1904 Built by Franz Wolff
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Residential and commercial building Essenweinstrasse 41 1902 Residential and commercial building, three-storey plastered and stone building in corner position, street facade in neo-baroque style, ground floor with shop, associated wrought-iron courtyard gate, 1902 by the architect Gustav Ziegler for the blacksmith Jakob Renz
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Georg-Friedrich-Strasse

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Rental house with restaurant Georg-Friedrich-Strasse 1, Rintheimer Strasse 2 1902-1903 Built by Franz Wolff
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Street facades of a double apartment building with shops Georg-Friedrich-Strasse 2, Karl-Wilhelm-Strasse 30 1898 Street facades of a double rented apartment building with shops in a corner location on Karl-Wilhelm-Platz, four-storey plastered solid construction with sandstone decorative elements of the Neo-Renaissance, dormer windows from the construction period, shops, 1898 by Ludwig Trunzer from Karlsruhe for the master painter Hermann Schröder.
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


More pictures Rental housing group Georg-Friedrich-Strasse 11 1897 Group of rental houses with restaurant and shops. Built in 1897 by Ludwig Fischer.
Part of the aggregate Georg-Friedrich-Straße 11–13, Gerwigstraße 2–6
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


More pictures Rental housing group Georg-Friedrich-Strasse 13 1897 Group of rental houses with restaurant and shops. Built in 1897 by Ludwig Fischer.
Part of the aggregate Georg-Friedrich-Straße 11–13, Gerwigstr. 2–6
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house Georg-Friedrich-Strasse 18 1897-98 Built by Adolf Hirth
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house Georg-Friedrich-Strasse 21 1904 Built by Curjel & Moser
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house
 Rental house Georg-Friedrich-Strasse 23 1904 Built by Otto Büche
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house
 Rental house Georg-Friedrich-Strasse 24 1901-1902 Built by Max Siebrand
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house
 Rental house Georg-Friedrich-Strasse 25 1904-1905 Built by Franz Wolff, Friedrich Ratzel (facade)
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Gerwigstrasse

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More pictures Rental housing group Gerwigstrasse 2 1897 Group of rental houses with restaurant and shops. Built in 1897 by Ludwig Fischer.
Part of the aggregate Georg-Friedrich-Straße 11–13, Gerwigstraße 2–6
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental housing group
More pictures 		Rental housing group Gerwigstrasse 4th 1897 Group of rental houses with restaurant and shops. Built in 1897 by Ludwig Fischer.
Part of the aggregate Georg-Friedrich-Straße 11–13, Gerwigstraße 2–6
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental housing group
More pictures 		Rental housing group Gerwigstrasse 6th 1897 Group of rental houses with restaurant and shops. Built in 1897 by Ludwig Fischer.
Part of the aggregate Georg-Friedrich-Straße 11–13, Gerwigstraße 2–6
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental housing group Gerwigstrasse 19, 21, 23 1910 Group of tenement houses, three four-storey buildings with projecting risalit buildings with tail gables, plaster and stone construction, well-preserved interior, 1910 by the architect Emil Brannath for the tenants and building association Karlsruhe.
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Residential and commercial building Gerwigstrasse 34 1903 Residential and commercial building, three-storey clinker brick building with dormer windows, balconies with ornamental grilles, parapet fields with plastic architectural decoration, ground floor with gate and shop, 1903 according to plans by the architect Max Siebrand for the milk merchant Wilhelm Witt
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Residential and commercial building Gerwigstrasse 35 1904-1905 Built for Wilhelm Pfrommer by Hermann Billing.
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Residential and administrative buildings Gerwigstrasse 53 1901-1902 Built for Camill Frei
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Apartment building Gerwigstrasse 54a 1914-1915 Apartment building, four-storey, massive plastered building on the eaves, colossal pilaster above a basement made of red sandstone with gate, gable roof with dormers, 1914–15 based on plans by the architects Holwäger and Hillenbrand for J. Bachmann (scaffolding company).
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Gottesauer Strasse

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Service residential building
 Service residential building Gottesauer Strasse 8 around 1870 Service residential building of the Gottesaue barracks, around 1870 by the military building management.
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house Gottesauer Strasse 9 1899 Built by Joseph Vaas for master locksmith Robert Kiby
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Building plastic Gottesauer Strasse 13 1885 Part of a thing, building sculpture from the former Rüppurrer Tor; House E, 1885 by Robert Willet.
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Apartment building with shops
More pictures 		Apartment building with shops Gottesauer Strasse 14 1905 Built by Franz Wolff
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Apartment building with shops
 Apartment building with shops Gottesauer Strasse 22 1905 Built by Philipp Schumacher
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Haid-und-Neu-Strasse

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Rental house Haid-und-Neu-Strasse 1 1902-1903 Built by Franz Wolff
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Official residence Haid-und-Neu-Strasse 5 1895 Built by Camill Frei
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Magazine building Haid-und-Neu-Strasse 5a 1904 Magazine building for Haid & Neu, 1904 by Camill Frei.
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house
More pictures 		Rental house Haid-und-Neu-Strasse 8 1904-1906 Built by Franz Wolff
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Hoepfner brewery with courtyard and villa
More pictures 		Hoepfner brewery with courtyard and villa Haid-und-Neu-Strasse 18-20, Rintheimer Strasse 33 1896-1900, 1904-1905 Hoepfner brewery with courtyard, 1896–1900 by Johann Hentschelt; Villa Hoepfner, 1904–05 by Curjel & Moser . (Totality).
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Waiting hall of the local train Haid-und-Neu-Strasse 33 1905-1906 Built by Friedrich Beichel, Städt. Building construction department
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Karlsruhe main cemetery
More pictures 		Karlsruhe main cemetery Haid-und-Neu-Strasse 35–39 1874-1875, 1903, 1911-1913 Main cemetery, chapel, mortuary, Campo Santo, administration and residential building, 1874–1875 by Josef Durm . Belonging to the crematorium, designed by August Stürzenacker in 1903 ; Bürklin mausoleum, 1911–1913 by Josef Durm. Complete system with walling, 1874, 1904 by Josef Durm. (Totality).
Protected according to § 12 DSchG


Jewish cemeteries
 Jewish cemeteries Haid-und-Neu-Strasse 41, 45 1873, 1895-1897 Jewish cemeteries with mortuary, 1873, 1895–1897. (Totality).
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Haizingerstrasse

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Rental house Haizingerstr. 10 1904 Built by Otto Büche.
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house Haizingerstr. 12 1904 Built by Otto Büche.
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Humboldtstrasse

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Residential and commercial building Humboldtstrasse 16 1901-1902 Residential and commercial building, three-storey, unplastered clinker brick building in a corner, shop, large stone relief on the facade, 1901–02 by Johann Brannath from Karlsruhe for master blacksmith Jakob Renz, 1949 repair of war damage.
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house Humboldtstrasse 18th 1901-1902 Rental apartment building, three-storey solid construction, semi-detached with side access, hatches with ornamental framework, facade with floral, sculptural decoration, associated rear building, 1901–02 by Josef Held for master locksmith August Dörrmann.
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental housing group Humboldtstrasse 26-30 1901 Group of rental houses, by Franz Wolff for the manufacturer Wilhelm Pfrommer
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Facades of a rental apartment building Humboldtstrasse 29 1902 Facades of a rental apartment building, 1902 by Franz Wolff (part of a thing)
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental housing group Humboldtstrasse 33-35 1902 Facade of a rented house, 1902 by Franz Wolff for himself (part of a thing)
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Kapellenstrasse

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Old cemetery with chapel
More pictures 		Old cemetery with chapel Kapellenstrasse, Waldhornstrasse 61, Ostendstr. 12 1781 Old cemetery with chapel

Friedhofskapelle von Friedrich Eisenlohr , Gruftenhalle von Küntzle, enclosing walls, graves and monuments: memorial for the victims of the theater fire, Prussia memorial, grave for the French soldiers who died in 1870/71 as a result of the war, war memorial of the city of Karlsruhe, tomb for the 1870/71 German soldiers who died as a result of the war, tomb court preacher Johann Leonhard Walz, tomb Christian Friedrich Walz (son), tomb Friedrich Weinbrenner (first grave until 1952), tomb Freiherr von Reitzenstein , tomb Karl Friedrich Nebenius , tomb Friedrich Eisenlohr, tomb of the parents of Johann Peter Hebel (in the chapel), tomb Veronika Rohrer, housekeeper of the poet Johann Peter Hebel (in the crypt hall), tomb State Minister Winter (plate in the facade on the back of the chapel), tomb Vierordt, tomb Grand Duchess Luise Caroline, 2nd wife of Grand Duke (in the crypt hall), tomb of the grand duchess mother and brother of Luise Caroline (in the Gruftenhalle) (entity).
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Schiller School
More pictures 		Schiller School Kapellenstrasse 11 1902-1905 Part of a thing, facade parts of the Schillerschule, 1902–1905 by August Stürzenacker
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


former employment office
More pictures 		former employment office Kapellenstrasse 17th 1937 Employment office, later state survey office. As of 2018: Central fines office at the Karlsruhe Regional Council. 1937–1938 from the Municipal Building Department (City Planning Officer Robert Amann). Detached, three-storey administration building; long symmetrical structure with hipped roof, accessed through entrances on the narrow sides and four-storey, bastion-like stair towers on the rear corners of the building. Originally the counter halls on the ground floor for the gender-separated groups of job seekers, accessible through today's closed doors on the south side of the building. Elaborate facade cladding with limestone cuboids, high plinth and surrounding cornice. Pillar structure between the central window axes of the main view on Kapellenstrasse. Two larger-than-life limestone figures on consoles, Workers of the Hand and Workers of the Spirit by Carl Egler (1896–1982) as art in construction .
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Karl-Wilhelm-Strasse

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Double rental house Karl-Wilhelm-Strasse 1a-b 1928-1929 Built from the bathroom. District Building Office. (Totality).
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Residential building Karl-Wilhelm-Strasse 4 (Flst. 2051) 1890, 1908, 1928 Residential house, today a connecting house, three-storey solid building with front garden and enclosure, flat hipped roof, neo-Renaissance styles, garden with high garden wall, 1890 by L. Lautenschläger for the privateer Georg Hölzer, 1908 conversion of the original Mandsard hipped roof by Prof. Kossmann, 1928, addition by Hans D. Rösiger
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house with rear building Karl-Wilhelm-Strasse 12 1890-1891 Built by Camill Frei & Schneider
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house Karl-Wilhelm-Strasse 16 1896 Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house Karl-Wilhelm-Strasse 20 1896 Built by Karl Koch
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house Karl-Wilhelm-Strasse 24 1895 Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house with rear building Karl-Wilhelm-Strasse 26 1896-1897 Built by Albert Elkuch
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental housing group Karl-Wilhelm-Strasse 32–34, Haid-und-Neu-Strasse 2, Rintheimer Str. 1 (Flst. 2156/1, 2156/2, 2156/3, 2156/4) 1903 Group of houses with shops, built in 1903 by Hermann Billing , Ludwig Trunzer and Franz Wolff, associated workshop building with chimney (Haid-und-Neu-Straße 2) (totality).
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Klosterweg

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Pheasant garden wall Klosterweg, Theodor-Heuss-Allee 1768 Pheasant garden wall, 1768 for Margrave Karl Friedrich.
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Hofjägerhaus Klosterweg 2 1768 Hofjägerhaus, today a connection house, built in 1900 by Friedrich Ratzel .
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Grand Ducal funerary chapel
More pictures 		Grand Ducal funerary chapel Klosterweg 11 1889-1896 Grand Ducal burial chapel with caretaker's house, 1889–1896 by Hermann Hemberger based on a preliminary design by Franz Baer and Friedrich Hemberger. (Totality).
Protected according to § 12 DSchG


Cornflower Road

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Rental house Kornblumenstr. 1 1899-1900 Built by Franz Wolff
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house Kornblumenstr. 2 1900-1901 Built by Franz Wolff
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental housing group Kornblumenstr. 3-7 1904-1905 Built by Emil Brannath. (Entirety)
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Residential group Kornblumenstr. 4, 6, 8 1905, 1910 1905 according to the development plan by Dipl. Ing.Wellbrock and Schäfers, Architects (Karlsruhe), No. 4 1905 by Wellbrock and Schäfers as builders and architects, No. 6 1905 by Wellbrock and Schäfers for the saddler and upholsterer Wilhelm Doll, No. 8 1910 by Ludwig Trunzer for the plasterer Adolf Fritz.
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


villa Kornblumenstr. 9 1901 Villa, today fraternity house of the Tuiskonia fraternity, 1901 by Franz Wolff.
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


War Street

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Old Jewish Cemetery
 Old Jewish Cemetery Kriegsstr. 36 1901 Old Jewish Cemetery. (Totality).
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Lachnerstrasse

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Rental house Lachnerstrasse 8th 1894 Apartment building, 1894 by Johann Brannath for the merchant Wilhelm Neck
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house
 Rental house Lachnerstrasse 17th 1904-1905 Built by Karl Kreutz
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Ludwig-Wilhelm-Strasse

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Rental house Ludwig-Wilhelm-Strasse 2 1893 Built by Gottfried Sommer
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Residential and commercial building Ludwig-Wilhelm-Strasse 4 1893 Residential and commercial building, four-storey and unplastered eaves-free building, clinker brick facade with neo-baroque architectural decoration, historical door stock inside and outside, 1893 by the building contractor Karl Augenstein as architect and client
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


St. Boromeo's house Ludwig-Wilhelm-Strasse 12 1899 St. Boromeo House, child custody facility and nurses' apartments, today rented apartment building, 1899 by Johannes Schroth, Archbishop's Building Authority.
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Apartment building with shop
 Apartment building with shop Ludwig-Wilhelm-Strasse 14 1899-1900 Built by Friedrich Benzinger
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Facade of a rental apartment building with a shop
 Facade of a rental apartment building with a shop Ludwig-Wilhelm-Strasse 16 around 1900 Façade of a four-storey rental apartment building in closed development with a shop on the ground floor, newly developed attic. Plastered facade with house integration, four double axes, side balconies with ornamental grille, the central axes emphasized by ornamented parapet fields with stuccoed banding. Particularly interesting in connection with the subsequent development on Ludwig-Wilhelm-Strasse, which reflects the whole variety of styles from the turn of the century with historic decor in neo-renaissance, neo-baroque elements and art nouveau decor. The facade of the building is a cultural monument, especially in the context of the subsequent development, because of its significance in terms of the history of architecture and urban construction.
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental apartment building with shop
 Rental apartment building with shop Ludwig-Wilhelm-Strasse 18 1902 Built by Max Siebrand
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental apartment building with shop Ludwig-Wilhelm-Strasse 20 1905 Built by Max Siebrand
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Melanchthonstrasse

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Double rental home Melanchthonstr. 1, Georg-Friedrich-Strasse 34 1902 Double rental house, 1902 by Hermann Billing , Curjel & Moser . (Totality).
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house Melanchthonstr. 2 1903-1904 Built by Curjel & Moser
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house Melanchthonstr. 3 1901 Built by Philip Schumacher
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house Melanchthonstr. 4th 1903 Built by Max Siebrand
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Ostendstrasse

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Street built with rental houses on both sides
 Street built with rental houses on both sides Ostendstrasse 1–9, 2–10 / Durlacher Allee 20 / Gottesauer Strasse 15–19 1887-1889 Ostendstrasse, street built with rental houses on both sides, 1887–1889. (Totality).
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Residential building Ostendstrasse 5 1887 Residential house, solid construction, four-story with rear building and side wing, bathing establishment in the side wing, 1887–1889; Part of Ostendstrasse, street with residential buildings on both sides, 1887–1889 (east side) and 1896–1897 (west side), part of an entity
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Crypt hall in the old cemetery
More pictures 		Crypt hall in the old cemetery Ostendstrasse 12 / Kapellenstr. / Waldhornstrasse 61 Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Parkstrasse

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Rental housing group
 Rental housing group Parkstrasse 3-7 1905 Rental housing group, 1905 by Wellbrock & Schäfers. (Totality). (Totality).
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house
 Rental house Parkstrasse 11 1899-1900 Built by Karl Wurz
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Double rental house Parkstrasse 13-15 1904 Built by Otto Büche. (Entirety)
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house Parkstrasse 17th 1903 Built by Franz Wolff
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house Parkstrasse 19th 1904 Built by Holwäger & Hillenbrand
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house Parkstrasse 23 1905 Built by Otto Büche
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Liaison house of the Corps Frisia Parkstrasse 25th 1903 Built by Hermann Maier
managed to § 2 DSchG


Rental house Parkstrasse 27 1902-1903 Built by Franz Wolff
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rintheimer Strasse

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Residential houses Rintheimer Strasse 10, 12, 14, 16, 18 / Sternbergstrasse. 2, 4, 6, 8 1898-1899 Residential houses, three-storey with an extended roof in half-open development, grouped into groups of two and three, facades designed with bricks and house stones, associated workshop and courtyard buildings (Sternbergstrasse 4 and 6, Rintheimer Strasse 10 and 14), 1898–1899 by Albert Elkuch for different builders (aggregate). (Flst. 6265–6266, 6266/1, 6267–6272, 6272/1, 6272/2, 6272/3, 6272/4)
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Apartment building Rintheimer Strasse 30 1899 Apartment building, three-storey plastered and stone building in neo-Gothic style in half-open block perimeter development, elaborate sculptural facade design with large balcony, mansard roof with two curved gables and dormers, very completely preserved staircase and apartment fittings, 1899 by the architect Gustav Gerhard for the master bricklayer August Gerhardt.
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rudolfstrasse

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Apartment building with shop Rudolfstrasse 1 1895-1896 Built by Curjel & Moser
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Double rental house with shop Rudolfstrasse 2, Karl-Wilhelm-Strasse 22 1896-1897 Built by Ludwig Trunzer. (Entirety)
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house Rudolfstrasse 3 1895-1896 Built by Johann Brannath
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house with rear building Rudolfstrasse 5 1895-1896 Built by Albert Elkuch. (Entirety)
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house Rudolfstrasse 7th 1896 Built by Albert Elkuch.
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house Rudolfstrasse 9 1896-1897 Built by Johann Brannath
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house with rear building
 Rental house with rear building Rudolfstrasse 11 1896 Built by Ludwig Trunzer. (Entirety)
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house
 Rental house Rudolfstrasse 13 1895-1896 Built by Gottlieb Horn, Karl Weiß
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Apartment building with shop
 Apartment building with shop Rudolfstrasse 14th 1895-1896 Built by Adolf Hirth
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Apartment building with shop Rudolfstrasse 15th 1895-1896 Built by Ludwig Trunzer
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house
 Rental house Rudolfstrasse 16 1894 Built by Adolf Hirth
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental housing group Rudolfstrasse 23, 25, 27 1898 Group of tenement houses consisting of three buildings (street facades with roofs), five-storey and unplastered with decorative forms in the neo-renaissance style, 1898 by Gottfried Sommer for Karl Obert and Ludwig Zoller
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house
 Rental house Rudolfstrasse 26th 1893-1894 Built by Adolf Hirth
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Apartment building with shop
 Apartment building with shop Rudolfstrasse 28 around 1895 Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house with restaurant
 Rental house with restaurant Rudolfstrasse 31 1898 Apartment building with restaurant, Hotel Markgräfler Hof, 1898 by Adolf Hirth.
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Schlachthausstrasse

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Gas and waterworks and explosion memorial Schlachthausstr. 3 1896-1897 Gas and waterworks, service building, production halls and explosives memorial, 1894, 1896–1897 by Wilhelm Strieder, municipal building department. (Totality).
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Schönfeldstrasse

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Rental house Schönfeldstrasse 2 1904-1905 Built by Holwäger & Hillenbrand
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house Schönfeldstrasse 4th 1904 Built by Holwäger & Hillenbrand
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house Schönfeldstrasse 5 1908-1909 Built by Friedrich Schalintweit
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house Schönfeldstrasse 6th 1904-1905 Apartment building, 1904–1905 by Otto Büche, only street facade including street-side roof and stairs inside
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Seubertstrasse

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Parish and parish hall Seubertstrasse 7, Haizingerstr. 1 1925-1926, 1937-1938 Parish and parish house with enclosure, 1925–1926, 1937–1938 by Pfeifer & Grossmann, Hermann Zelt. (Totality).
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Summer street

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Rental house
 Rental house Sommerstrasse 4th 1904 Built by Theodor Bleß
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental housing group Sommerstrasse 6th 1904 Built by Karl Kreutz
part of the entity Sommerstr. 6–8, 12–14
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental housing group
More pictures 		Rental housing group Sommerstrasse 8th 1904 Built by Karl Kreutz
part of the entity Sommerstr. 6–8, 12–14
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental housing group
More pictures 		Rental housing group Sommerstrasse 12 1904 Built by Karl Kreutz
part of the entity Sommerstr. 6-8, 12-14
managed according to § 2 DSchG


Rental housing group
More pictures 		Rental housing group Sommerstrasse 14th 1904 Built by Karl Kreutz
part of the entity Sommerstr. 6–8, 12–14
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Sternbergstrasse

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Apartment building Sternbergstrasse 9 1902 Apartment building, formerly with a shop, three-storey corner building made of red clinker bricks and sandstone elements, balconies on decorative consoles with Art Nouveau grilles, eaves with a hipped risalit building on Sternbergstrasse, 1902 according to plans by the architect Camill Frei for the master carpenter Karl Fischer.
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Apartment building Sternbergstrasse 11 1903 Apartment building, three-storey and eaves solid brick building with two balconies facing the street in Art Nouveau forms, curved ornamental gable, rusticated ground floor, entrance on the back via a corner loggia, courtyard gate with iron bars, 1903 by the architect Otto Büche for the master locksmith Emil Alfred Joos.
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house Sternbergstrasse 15th 1895-1896 Built by Gottfried Sommer
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house Sternbergstrasse 17 (flow 0-6260) 1913 Apartment building, three- and four-storey solid construction in half-open development with mansard hipped roof, facade with decorative forms of the neo-baroque, sculptured decorative forms, associated rear building, 1913 by the architect Alfred Weichel (owner of the Wellbrock and Schäfers company) for the master carpenter Heinrich Rausch as part of an original three-part building group planned.
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Tulla Street

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Historic trams in the depot of the Karlsruhe transport company Tullastr. 1899 Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Tulla school Tullastr. 57 1913-1914 Built by Friedrich Beichel, Städt. Building Department.
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Group of houses with front gardens Tullastr. 61, 63, 65, 67, 69 1903 Group of houses with front gardens, five four-storey rental houses in closed eaves-standing buildings, plastered, partly with expressive decor, round-arched staircase accentuations in the roof zone, dormers on both sides with triangular gables and side pilasters, stairwells with period equipment, rear facades of buildings No. 61 and 67, 1927–1928 by the architect August Diehm from Rastatt for Richard Kunkel and Paul Deisberg (no.61), Oskar Wacher (no.63), Wilhelm Belschner (no.65), August Lamberg (no.67) and August Blüthner (no.69) .
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental houses Tullastr. 74-88, Haizingerstr. 13, Durlacher Allee 69, Gerwigstr. 60, 1904 Built by Otto Büche
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Violet Road

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Rental house Veilchenstrasse 7th 1902-1903 Built by Franz Wolff
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Rental house
 Rental house Veilchenstrasse 15th 1902-1903 Built by Franz Wolff, Karl Däubert
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Apartment building with shop
 Apartment building with shop Veilchenstrasse 16 1903 Built by Otto Büche
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Apartment building with shop Veilchenstrasse 18th 1903 Built by Otto Büche
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


Apartment building with shop
More pictures 		Apartment building with shop Veilchenstrasse 23 1901 Built by Billing & Mallebrein
Protected according to § 2 DSchG


See also

Web links

Commons : Cultural monuments in the Karlsruhe Oststadt  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Karlsruhe: cultural monuments