List of cultural monuments in Marienbrunn (Leipzig)
Map with all coordinates: The list of cultural monuments in Marienbrunn (Leipzig) contains the cultural monuments of the Leipzig district of Marienbrunn , which were recorded in the list of monuments by the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony as of 2017.
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List of cultural monuments in Marienbrunn (Leipzig)
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| Individual monument and aggregate: group of houses with front garden enclosure (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | On arch 2; 4; 6; 8th; 10; 12; 14 (card) |
1912-1913 (apartment building) | Plastered facade with trellises, in Reform and Heimat style, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, of importance in terms of urban planning, architectural history and social history
Assembly group I of the Marienbrunn garden suburb. Residential house group consisting of seven houses, 1912-1913 according to plans by the architect Peter Dybwad. In alternation, three two-storey single and two single-storey semi-detached houses accentuated by high broken gables are spanned between two two-storey front buildings. The eaves of the semi-detached houses are pulled forward, forming entrance verandas on wooden supports. Trellises and shutters on the house fronts. Balcony loggias on the back. In the two-storey buildings a four-room apartment with kitchen and bathroom on each floor, the single-storey semi-detached houses each with five rooms, kitchen, bathroom, toilet and exit. |
09296090 |
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Subject aggregate Gartenvorstadt Marienbrunn, with the individual monuments: Residential house group (Am Bogen 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14 - Obj. 09296090), Residential house group (Am Bogen 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15 - Obj 09296091), group of houses (Am Bogen 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28 - Obj. 09296080), double dwelling in open development (Am Bogen 23, 25 - Obj. 09296656), row of houses in semi-open development (Am Bogen 27, 29, 31, 33, 35, 37, 39, 41, 43, 45, 47, 49, 51 - Obj. 09296092), row of houses in semi-open development (Am Bogen 30, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48, 50 - Obj. 09296094), apartment building in semi-open development in the corner of Triftweg (Am Bogen 54 - Obj. 09296579), memorial for those who fell in World War I (Arminiushof - without no. -, Obj. 09303630), row of houses between the monument view and Turmweg (Arminiushof 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 - Obj. 09296083), double apartment building in open development (Monument View 3, 5 - Obj. 09296624), Residential building (Monument view 7 - Obj. 09296079), double tenement house (Monument view 8 , 10 - Obj. 09296077), row of houses (monument view 9, 11, 13, 15, 17 - Obj. 09296586), residential house in semi-open development (monument view 12 - Obj. 09296087), residential building in half-open development (monument view 14 - Obj. 09296084 ), Residential building in semi-open development (monument view 16 - obj. 09296081), residential building in open development (monument view 19 - obj. 09296587), residential building in open development (Dohnaweg 3 - obj. 09260169), row of residential buildings in semi-open development (Dohnaweg 4, 6 , 8 - Obj. 09296078), residential building in semi-open development (Dohnaweg 5 - Obj. 09296585), row of residential buildings in open development (Dohnaweg 7, 9, 11, 13, 15 - Obj. 09296576), residential building in closed development (Dohnaweg 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22 - Obj. 09296086), apartment building in semi-open development (Dohnaweg 17 - Obj. 09296086), double dwelling house (Dohnaweg 24 - Obj. 09296581), triple dwelling house (Dohnaweg 26, 28, 30 - Obj . 09296577), double apartment building in half-open development (Konrad-Hagen-Platz 1 - Obj. 09296724), group of residential buildings (Konra) | On arch 2; 3; 4; 6; 7; 8th; 9; 10; 11; 12; 13; 14; 15; 16; 17; 18; 19; 20; 22; 23; 24; 25; 26; 27; 28; 29; 30; 31; 32; 33; 34; 35; 36; 37; 38; 39; 40; 41; 42; 43; 44; 45; 46; 47; 48; 49; 50; 51; 54 (card) |
1912-1915, later expanded (garden city), 1912-1913 (square), around 1960 (seated statue) | Residential complex consisting of residential houses, duplexes, residential building groups and rows of residential buildings as well as the parish hall, remarkable complex in the reform and home style of the time around 1910, expanded in the 1920s / 1930s, square at the Arminiushof with enclosed lawn area and laterally raised parts with poplars, designed center of the Gartenvorstadt Marienbrunn, art historical, architectural history, urban development, gardening and social history significance [disruptive elements: new buildings - Am Bogen 21, 21a, 21b, Lerchenrain 8a and monument view 18, Lerchenrain 8b and Turmweg 17, (residential building Am Bogen 1 as the head building of a residential group - destroyed in the war) ] |
09305337 |
| Individual monument and aggregate: group of houses with front garden enclosure (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | On arch 3; 5; 7; 9; 11; 13; 15 (card) |
1915 (apartment building) | Plastered facade, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, in the reform and Heimat style, of importance in terms of urban planning, building history and social history
Assembly group XX of the garden suburb Marienbrunn. Residential house group consisting of three semi-detached houses between originally two protruding single houses, 1915 according to plans by the architect W. Hermann. Alternating one-storey, mansard-roofed and two-storey sections with hipped roofs, with entrance porches in front of the lower parts of the building. Of the two-storey front buildings after war damage, the northern one (number 1) was destroyed in the war, originally just like the southern one with a broad front and a bent mansard roof. The two-story components with shutters. Loggias on the back. In the single houses two apartments per floor with three rooms, kitchen, bathroom and exit, the semi-detached houses each with five rooms, kitchen, bathroom, toilet and exit. |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: group of houses with front garden enclosure (with monument view 16 and Turmweg 15) - (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | At the arch 16; 18; 20; 22; 24; 26; 28 (card) |
1912-1913 (apartment building) | Contiguous group of houses with protruding and recessed parts, plastered facade with trellises, in the reform and Heimat style, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, of importance in terms of urban planning, building history and social history
Assembly group II of the Marienbrunn garden suburb. Two-storey group of houses consisting of nine houses, 1912-1913 according to plans by the architect Fritz Schade. The axially symmetrical group with lateral templates and a central back, which is subdivided or bordered by risalits closing in half-hip and pointed gables. At the street corners to the tower path and monument view, slightly protruding, polygonal corner projections forming head buildings with shops. The front of the group with shutters, trellises on the front and back. One apartment with four rooms, kitchen, bathroom and toilet per floor and house. The front gardens with quarry stone borders. With monument view 16 and Turmweg 15. |
09296080 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Doppelwohnhaus (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | On arch 17; 19 (card) |
1921 (twin house) | Part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, plastered facade with trellises, of importance in terms of urban development, architectural history and social history
Assembly group XIX of the Marienbrunn garden suburb. Two-storey duplex house, built in 1921 according to plans by the Tschammer and Caroli architects' office. Plastered building with a brick base, cornice, trellises, bent hipped roof and boarded roof houses. Two three-room apartments with kitchen and bathroom per semi-detached house and floor. |
09296582 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Doppelwohnhaus (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | At the arch 23; 25 (card) |
1921-1922 (twin house) | Part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, plastered facade with trellises, of importance in terms of urban development, architectural history and social history
Assembly group XVIII of the Marienbrunn garden suburb. Two-storey double residential building, 1921-1922 based on plans by the Tschammer und Caroli architectural office. Plastered building with a brick base, cornice, trellises, bent hipped roof and boarded roof houses. Two three-room apartments with kitchen and bathroom per semi-detached house and floor. |
09296656 |
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| Individual monument above aggregate: Row of houses (with Turmweg 26) - (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | At the bow 27; 29; 31; 33; 35; 37; 39; 41; 43; 45; 47; 49; 51 (card) |
1922-1923 (apartment building) | Part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, row of houses with two head buildings (Am Bogen 51 and Turmweg 26), plastered facade with trellises, brick edging of the entrances, of urban, architectural and socio-historical importance
Two-storey group of fourteen houses, 1922-1923 according to plans by the Tschammer und Caroli architects. Concave curved row of houses with eaves framed by two gable end buildings. The fronts are plastered with brick plinths, brick-framed entrances and trellises, in the roof area a dense sequence of boarded-up roof houses each related to two building axes. The houses each contain five rooms, a kitchen and a bathroom. The side entrance porch at Turmweg 26 from 1928. With Turmweg 26. |
09296092 |
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| Individual monument above aggregate: Row of houses (with Turmweg 24) - (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | On arch 30; 32; 34; 36; 38; 40; 42; 44; 46; 48; 50 (card) |
1921-1923 (apartment building) | Row of houses with two head buildings (Am Bogen 50 and Turmweg 24), plastered façade with trellises, brick edging of the entrances, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, of importance in terms of town planning, building history and social history
Two-storey residential group consisting of twelve houses, 1921-1923 according to plans by the Tschammer und Caroli architectural office. Convex curved row of houses with eaves framed by two gable end buildings. The fronts are plastered with brick plinths, brick-framed entrances and trellises, in the roof area a dense sequence of boarded-up roof houses each related to two building axes. The houses each contain five rooms, a kitchen and a bathroom. With Turmweg 24. |
09296094 |
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| Individual monument above aggregate: Part of a row of tenement houses (with Triftweg 15-23), with enclosure (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Am Bogen 54 (map) |
1912-1913 (apartment building) | Plastered facade, in the reform and Heimat style, of importance in terms of urban planning, building history and social history
see Triftweg 15-23 |
09296579 |
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| Plaza | At the fairytale meadow - (map) |
1931 (green area) | central green area (festival meadow) between the consecutively numbered settlement houses of the Mariental settlement, with tree edge vegetation around a large meadow area, of local historical importance |
09293864 |
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| Semi-detached house of a settlement house in a corner, with front garden and enclosure | At the Märchenwiese 24 (map) |
1927-1928, semi-detached house (settlement house), 1928 (enclosure) | Typical plaster facade of the time, of importance in terms of local development |
09299254 |
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| Semi-detached house of a settlement house in half-open development and in a corner, with front garden and enclosure | At the Märchenwiese 32 (map) |
1927-1928, semi-detached house (settlement house) | Typical plaster facade of the time, of importance in terms of local development |
09263446 |
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| Two head buildings of a row of tenement houses (with Zwickauer Strasse 100-114, 101-115 and Probstheidaer Strasse 97, 99) of a residential complex, with front gardens | At the Märchenwiese 66; 67 (card) |
1928-1929 (apartment building) | See also Probstheidaer Strasse 91-101, Zwickauer Strasse 100-114 and Zwickauer Strasse 101-115, plastered facade typical of the time, of importance in terms of local development
The building application for the apartment buildings in the two apartment blocks between Probstheidaer Strasse (number 99, 101) and An der Märchenwiese (number 66, 67) was submitted on August 23, 1928 by the Landes-Siedlungs- und Wohnungsfürsorgegesellschaft mbH "Sächsisches Heim" (Dresden) ( Zoning plan Connewitz-Ost), design and construction supervision were in the hands of Leipzig-based architect Walther Beyer. The final examination took place a year later. Mentioned in the files is the cooperation of Bauindustrie AG FA Müller (execution?). One three- and one four-room apartment per floor, with the exit on the courtyard side being reached via the kitchen. Smooth plastered facades over clinker plinths, framing front door framing elements, cornice to the first floor and wooden shutters on the ground floor. Very effective urban development concept with recessed central wings between the semi-detached houses at the corners. Continuation of the complex on Probstheidaer Straße (91-97, 101), renovation 1997. The entire ensemble is a remarkable document of social housing from the late 1920s. LfD / 2007 |
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Individual monument and aggregate: Memorial to those who fell in World War I (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Arminiushof - (map) |
1926 (War Memorial 1st World War) | in memory of the fallen in the garden suburb of Marienbrunn, stele made of Rochlitz porphyry tuff, significance for local history, worth remembering
The memorial for those who died in the garden suburb of Marienbrunn, made from Rochlitzer Porphyrtuff according to a design by architect Richard Tschammer, was erected on April 23, 1926 and inaugurated on May 2, 1926. The initiators and donors were residents of the garden city. The simple stele widening towards the top on a square plate, the inscription gives the names and was added during the restoration in 1995. In this context, the inscription Tschammer on the back disappeared, the revision was carried out by the stonemason company Günther Schneider, the initiative came from the board of the Association of Friends of Marienbrunn. |
09303630 |
| Individual monument and aggregate: Row of houses (with monument view 14 and Turmweg 13), with enclosure walls (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Arminiushof 1; 2; 3; 4; 5; 6; 7; 8th; 9; 10 (card) |
1912-1913 (apartment building) | Row of houses with two head buildings (Monument View 14 and Turmweg 13), plastered facade with trellises, Monument View 14 formerly with the administration of the Marienbrunn Garden Suburb, part of the Marienbrunn Garden Suburb, in the Reform and Heimat style, of urban, architectural and socio-historical importance
Assembly group XII of the Marienbrunn garden suburb. Two-story group of houses consisting of twelve houses, 1912-1913 according to plans by the architects Weidenbach und Tschammer. The slightly concave curved line is subdivided by two massive gables with three arcades containing balcony porches and bordered by two slightly protruding head structures with wide, segment-arched roof houses and rounded entrance projections. In the ground floor zone of the plastered façade, which takes up the entire eastern long side of the square, trellises and hipped entrance canopies, in the roof area a dense succession of roof houses. The front gardens behind a chest-high plastered brick wall. Loggias on the back. The municipal office was originally housed in the northern head building. The houses each have a hall, living room, dining room, kitchen and loggia on the ground floor, and two bedrooms, another room, bathroom and loggia on the upper floor. With monument view 14 and Turmweg 13. |
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Former power plant with turbine house, boiler house, coal bunker (with tower) and administration wing | Arno-Nitzsche-Strasse 41 (map) |
1905 (coal power plant) | Connected building complex, facades made of red brick with quarry stone plinth, of technical significance |
09296168 |
| Railway house in open development | Arno-Nitzsche-Strasse 41a (map) |
1905 (official residence) | red brick facade with dividing elements made of yellow brick, structural connection with the neighboring railway power station, of local history
s. Number 41 |
09296169 |
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| Former railway maintenance office in open development | Arno-Nitzsche-Strasse 41b (map) |
1905 (railway maintenance office) | Angular structure, brick construction with rubble stone base, important in terms of railway history |
09296170 |
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| Railway keeper's house in open development | Arno-Nitzsche-Strasse 41c (map) |
1905 (gatekeeper house) | single-storey building, plastered facade, important in terms of railway history |
09296171 |
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| Railway workers' house in open development, with fencing | Arno-Nitzsche-Strasse 41d (map) |
1905 (railway house) | single-storey building with jamb, plastered facade, important in terms of railway history
s. Number 41 |
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Ilyushin-type aircraft - IL 62 | Arno-Nitzsche-Strasse 43 (map) |
1963 (airplane) | Technical historical monument, rarity and memory value |
09256788 |
| Plaza | Däumlingsweg - (map) |
around 1930 (urban and settlement green) | partly with old trees, of importance in terms of local development |
09298254 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Double dwelling (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54), with enclosure | Monument view 3; 5 (card) |
1930 (double house) | Plastered facade with brick framing of the entrances, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, of importance in terms of urban planning, building history and social history
Two-storey semi-detached house built in 1930 on behalf of Gartenvorstadt Marienbrunn GmbH according to plans by the architects Tschammer and Caroli. Plastered facade with brick plinth and profiled brick framing of the entrances. Application works made of stucco in Art Deco style on the entrance axes. On the back arbours. Two apartments per semi-detached house and floor. A low brick wall edging the front gardens. |
09296624 |
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| Individual monument above aggregate: residential building in a row of residential buildings (with Dohnaweg 4-8), with front garden enclosure (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Monument view 7 (map) |
1912-1913 (apartment building) | Plastered facade, in the reform and Heimat style, of importance in terms of urban planning, building history and social history
see Dohnaweg 4-8 |
09296079 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: double dwelling (assembly with Konrad-Hagen-Platz 2/3 and Turmweg 7/9), with enclosure (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Monument view 8; 10 (card) |
1929 (duplex) | Plastered facade with brick framing of the entrances, of importance in terms of urban planning, building history and social history
see Konrad-Hagen-Platz 2-3 |
09296077 |
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Individual monument above aggregate: group of houses (with Dohnaweg 5), with front garden enclosure (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Monument view 9; 11; 13; 15; 17 (map) |
1912-1913 (apartment building) | Spatially strongly differentiated row of two-storey buildings with a single-storey connecting tract to the prominent head building (Dohnaweg 5), part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, plastered facade, in the Reform and Heimat style, of importance in terms of urban planning, building history and social history
Assembly group XI of the Marienbrunn garden suburb. One to two-story group of five houses, 1912-1913 according to plans by the architects A. and F. Herold. Between two structures with steep hipped roofs with segmental arches protruding porches, a middle section set back on the upper floor with a lower roof. One-storey verandas on both sides with a round arched arcature, of which the western one connects to the building group X (Dohnaweg 5), also designed by A. and F. Herold. The middle section in the ground floor zone with trellises. The roofs of all components are accentuated by bat dormers. The roof of the middle section is drawn down to the ground floor at the rear and, together with the roofing of the side verandas, forms an attractive contrast to the steep roof shapes of the two-story components. Each of the five houses contains five rooms, a kitchen with a sideboard and broom closet, bathroom and toilet. The front gardens with an enclosure made of quarry stone masonry. |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: residential building in a row of residential buildings (with Dohnaweg 10-22 and Turmweg 11) - (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Monument view 12 (map) |
1912-1913 (apartment building) | Head of a row of houses, plastered facade, with shop fitting, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, in the reform and Heimat style, of urban, architectural and socio-historical importance
see Dohnaweg 10-22 |
09296087 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: residential building in a row of residential buildings (with Arminiushof 1-10 and Turmweg 13), with enclosure wall (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Monument view 14 (map) |
1912-1913 (residential building) | Head building of a row of houses, formerly with the administration of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, plastered facade, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, in the reform and Heimat style, of importance in terms of urban development, architectural history and social history
see Arminiushof 1-10 |
09296084 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: residential building of a group of residential buildings (with Am Bogen 16-28 and Turmweg 15), with lateral garden fence (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Monument view 16 (map) |
1912-1913 (apartment building) | with corner store, plastered facade, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, in the reform and Heimat style, of importance in terms of urban planning, building history and social history
see Am Bogen 16-28 |
09296081 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Residential house in open development, with enclosure (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Monument view 19 (map) |
1929 (single-family house) | Part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, with a semicircular staircase porch, plastered facade with clinker brick structure, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, of importance in terms of urban planning, building history and social history
On behalf of Gartenvorstadt Marienbrunn GmbH in 1929, the architect Arno Caroli designed a two-storey, middle-class house. Free-standing, cubic plastered building with a semicircular balcony porch facing the street and a single-storey, brick-clad veranda on the western side, both as reinforced concrete structures. The hipped roof with dormers on all sides. Based on the Wilhelminian style villa, the rooms are arranged around a central hall on both floors, with the living room, ladies' room, master's room, kitchen and sideboard on the ground floor and four bedrooms, dressing room and bathroom on the upper floor. Wood picket fences with cement plinths and pegs as an enclosure. |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Residential house in open development, with garden enclosure (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Dohnaweg 3 (map) |
1912-1913 (single-family house) | Plastered facade, terrace to the garden, part of the garden city Leipzig-Marienbrunn, in the reform and Heimat style, of urban, architectural and socio-historical importance
House number 51 of group Xa for the garden suburb was built on a 460 sqm plot in 1912-1913 as a two-storey single-family house based on a design by A. and F. Herolt. The building owner was Gartenvorstadt Leipzig-Marienbrunn GmbH, and Röthig & Hedel took over the construction. The free-standing plastered building, set far back into the property, with an unusually high, tile-covered pyramid roof from which the chimney protrudes in the middle. LfD / 2008 |
09260169 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Row of houses (with monument view 7), with front garden enclosure (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Dohnaweg 4; 6; 8 (card) |
1912-1913 (apartment building) | Plastered facade with trellises, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, in the reform and Heimat style, of importance in terms of urban planning, building history and social history
Assembly group IX of the Marienbrunn garden suburb. Two-storey group of houses consisting of four houses, 1912-1913 according to plans by the architect Hans Böhme. Plastered building with a brick base and a protruding hipped roof. Number 4 on the front and back as a head building protruding with rear loggias. On the back two dormer windows with triangular gables, the ground floor zone with trellises. In number 4 there is one apartment per floor with four rooms arranged around a central hall, kitchen, bathroom and exit, the other houses with five rooms each, kitchen and bathroom. With monument view 7. |
09296078 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: residential building of a group of residential buildings (with a view of the monument 9-17), with garden enclosure (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Dohnaweg 5 (map) |
1912-1913 (apartment building) | Plastered facade, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, in the reform and Heimat style, of importance in terms of urban planning, building history and social history
Assembly group X of the Marienbrunn garden suburb. Two-story single-family house with adjoining veranda, 1912-1913 according to plans by the architects A. and F. Herold. Two-storey plastered building with two single-storey, angularly broken porches and a steep hipped roof, into which a loggia is inserted in the middle. The house built as the end of the neighboring building group XI (monument view 9-17) on Dohnaweg borders on this group with a one-storey veranda that opens into a round arch. The windows originally with shutters. On the ground floor kitchen with sideboard and pantry, living room, dining room and toilet, on the upper floor four rooms, bathroom, toilet and dressing room. |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Row of houses, with front garden enclosure (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Dohnaweg 7; 9; 11; 13; 15 (card) |
1912-1913 (apartment building) | Part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, plastered facade formerly with trellises, in the reform and Heimat style, of importance in terms of urban planning, building history and social history
Assembly group V of the Marienbrunn garden suburb. Two-storey group of six houses, 1912-1913 according to plans by the architect Hermann Stock. Free-standing plastered building with slightly protruding side projections accentuated by a raised eaves, between which the back is subdivided horizontally on the street side by a cornice with rain gutter, on the garden side by a hip hip. The high hipped roof facing the street with bat dormers, at the back with hipped roof houses. The ground floor is designed by trellises. The upper floor windows with shutters. Each of the six houses contains five rooms, a bathroom and a kitchen as well as a guest room in the attic. The front gardens with quarry stone edging. |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Row of houses (with monument view 12 and Turmweg 11), with front garden enclosure (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Dohnaweg 10; 12; 14; 16; 18; 20; 22 (card) |
1912-1913 (apartment building) | Part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, plastered facade with trellises, in the reform and Heimat style, of importance in terms of urban planning, architectural history and social history
Building group VIII of the Marienbrunn garden suburb. Two-storey residential group of nine houses occupying the entire west side of the Arminiushof, 1912-1913 according to plans by the architect Kurt Hermann. Plastered building with a brick base, consisting of an elongated, laid-back front between two protruding, gable end structures with half-hip roofs. The reserve with covered entrances and trellises in the area of the ground floor, while the roof zone is subdivided by dormer windows that are mostly joined together in pairs. Loggias on the back. In the head buildings on the ground floor there are shops with entrances at the street corners in polygonal balcony porches, and a three-room apartment on each of the upper floors. The other houses each have five rooms, a kitchen and a bathroom. With monument view 12 and Turmweg 11. |
09296086 |
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| Individual monument above aggregate: Part of a row of tenement houses (with Triftweg 15-23), with enclosure (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Dohnaweg 17 (map) |
1912-1913 (apartment building) | Plastered facade, in the reform and Heimat style, of importance in terms of urban planning, building history and social history
see Triftweg 15-23 |
09296578 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Doppelwohnhaus (with Turmweg 8) - (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Dohnaweg 24 (map) |
1912-1913 (part of a twin house) | Double dwelling from two structures placed at right angles to one another, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, plastered facade, in the reform and Heimat style, of importance in terms of urban planning, building history and social history
Assembly group VII of the Marienbrunn garden suburb. Detached double house, 1912-1913 according to plans by the architect Karl Poser. Asymmetrically accentuated plastered building made up of two at right angles to each other. Dohnaweg number 24 is one and a half storeys high with a wide street-side gable front accented by segment arches and thermal baths and a side entrance, followed by tower path number 8 to the north as a two-storey, hipped roof-covered component with a rear entrance and a ground floor zone designed by trellises. In Dohnaweg number 24 one of eight, in Turmweg number 8 one of five rooms, kitchen, bathroom and exits. With tower path number 8. |
09296581 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: group of houses with front garden enclosure (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Dohnaweg 26; 28; 30 (card) |
1912-1913 (apartment building) | Part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, plastered facade with trellises, in the reform and Heimat style, of importance in terms of urban planning, architectural history and social history
Assembly group VI of the Marienbrunn garden suburb. Set back from Straße Straße, consisting of three houses, two-storey group of houses, 1912-1913 according to plans by the architect Kurt Hermann. The hipped roof-covered plastered building appears loosened up in its cubature by the protruding side sections with roof areas that are pulled down to the level of the sill of the upper floor windows, from which triangular gables protrude to surround the reserve. Verandas on the back. The ground floor zone with trellises. Each of the three houses with three rooms, kitchen, bathroom and exit. The spacious front garden surrounded by quarry stone masonry and a hedge. |
09296577 |
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| Subject aggregate of the Mariental settlement with the individual monuments: Double house (Elfenweg 1, 3 - Obj. 09296186), Double house (Elfenweg 2, 4 - Obj. 09296749), Double house (Elfenweg 5, 7 - Obj. 09296187), Double house (Elfenweg 9, 11 - Obj. 09296188), double house (Elfenweg 13, 15 - Obj. 09296189), double house (Elfenweg 17, 19 - Obj. 09296750), double house (Elfenweg 21, 23 - Obj. 09296751), double house (Froschkönigweg 1, 3 - Obj. 09296758), double house (Froschkönigweg 2, 4 - Obj. 09296182), double house (Froschkönigweg 5, 7 - Obj. 09296497), double house (Froschkönigweg 6, 8 - Obj. 09296183), row of houses (Froschkönigweg 9, 11, 13, 15, 17 - Obj. 09296498), row of houses (Froschkönigweg 10, 12, 14, 16, 18 - Obj. 09296184), double house (Froschkönigweg 19, 21 - Obj. 09296743), double house (Froschkönigweg 20, 22 - Obj. 09296744), double house (Froschkönigweg 23, 25 - Obj. 09296746), double house (Froschkönigweg 24, 26 - Obj. 09296745), triple house (Froschk önigweg 27, 29, 31 - Obj. 09296499), triple dwelling (Froschkönigweg 28, 30, 32 - Obj. 09296185), double dwelling (Froschkönigweg 33, 34 - Obj. 09296500), double dwelling (Prinzenweg 1, 3 - Obj. 09296493), Double house (Prinzenweg 2, 4 - Obj. 09296757), double house (Prinzenweg 5, 7 - Obj. 09296489), double house (Prinzenweg 6, 8 - Obj. 09296753), double house (Prinzenweg 9, 11 - Obj. 09296752), double house ( Prinzenweg 10, 12 - Obj. 09296754), double house (Prinzenweg 13, 15 - Obj. 09296490), double house (Prinzenweg 14, 16 - Obj. 09296755), double house (Prinzenweg 17, 19 - Obj. 09296491), double house (Prinzenweg 18 , 20 - Obj. 09296748), double house (Prinzenweg 21, 23 - Obj. 09296756), triple house (Prinzenweg 22, 24, 26 - Obj. 09296747), double house (Prinzenweg 25, 28 - Obj. 09296492), double house (Zwergenweg 1 , 3 - Obj. 09296759), double house (Zwergenweg 2, 4 - Obj. 09296190), half of a house (Zwergenweg 5 - Obj. 09296760), double house (Zwergenwe G) | Elfenweg 1; 2; 3; 4; 5; 7; 9; 11; 13; 15; 17; 19; 21; 23 (card) |
1927-1929 (settlement) | plaster facades typical of the time, urban and socio-historical significance |
09305352 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: double dwelling (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305352, Elfenweg 1-23) | Elfenweg 1; 3 (card) |
1927-1929 (double house) | Plastered facade with brick plinth and sandstone structures, part of the Mariental settlement, urban and socio-historical significance |
09296186 |
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| Part of a row house, with fencing and front garden | Elfenweg 1a (map) |
1929 (residential building) | Plastered facade, in the traditionalist style of the 1920s, largely original condition, of importance in terms of local development |
09299445 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Double dwelling in open development (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305352, Elfenweg 1-23) | Elfenweg 2; 4 (card) |
1927-1928 (double house) | Plastered facade with brick plinth and sandstone structures, part of the Mariental settlement, urban and socio-historical significance |
09296749 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Double dwelling in open development (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305352, Elfenweg 1-23) | Elfenweg 5; 7 (card) |
1927-1928 (double house) | Plastered facade with brick plinth and sandstone structures, part of the Mariental settlement, urban and socio-historical significance |
09296187 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Double dwelling in open development (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305352, Elfenweg 1-23) | Elfenweg 9; 11 (card) |
1927-1928 (double house) | Plastered facade with brick plinth and sandstone structures, part of the Mariental settlement, urban and socio-historical significance |
09296188 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Double dwelling in open development (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305352, Elfenweg 1-23) | Elfenweg 13; 15 (card) |
1927-1928 (double house) | Plastered facade with brick plinth and sandstone structures, part of the Mariental settlement, urban and socio-historical significance |
09296189 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Double dwelling in open development (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305352, Elfenweg 1-23) | Elfenweg 17; 19 (card) |
1927-1928 (double house) | Plastered facade with brick plinth and sandstone structures, part of the Mariental settlement, urban and socio-historical significance |
09296750 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Double dwelling in open development (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305352, Elfenweg 1-23) | Elfenweg 21; 23 (card) |
1929 (duplex) | Plastered facade with brick plinth and sandstone structures, part of the Mariental settlement, urban and socio-historical significance |
09296751 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: double dwelling in open development and in corner location, with extension (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305352, Elfenweg 1-23) | Froschkönigweg 1; 3 (card) |
1927-1928 (double house) | single-storey shop extension, plastered facade with brick base, part of the Mariental settlement, urban and socio-historical significance |
09296758 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: double dwelling in open development and in corner location, with extension (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305352, Elfenweg 1-23) | Froschkönigweg 2; 4 (card) |
1927-1928 (double house) | Single-storey shop extension, plastered facade with brick base and sandstone structures, part of the Mariental settlement, significance for urban development and social history |
09296182 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Double dwelling in open development (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305352, Elfenweg 1-23) | Froschkönigweg 5; 7 (card) |
1927-1928 (double house) | Plastered facade with brick plinth and sandstone structures, part of the Mariental settlement, urban and socio-historical significance |
09296497 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Double dwelling in open development (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305352, Elfenweg 1-23) | Froschkönigweg 6; 8 (card) |
1927-1928 (double house) | Plastered facade with brick plinth and sandstone structures, part of the Mariental settlement, urban and socio-historical significance |
09296183 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Row of houses in open development (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305352, Elfenweg 1-23) | Froschkönigweg 9; 11; 13; 15; 17 (map) |
1927-1928, row of houses (apartment building) | Plastered facade with brick plinth and sandstone structures, part of the Mariental settlement, urban and socio-historical significance |
09296498 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Row of houses in open development (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305352, Elfenweg 1-23) | Froschkönigweg 10; 12; 14; 16; 18 (card) |
1927 (apartment building) | Plastered facade with brick plinth and sandstone structures, part of the Mariental settlement, urban and socio-historical significance |
09296184 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Double dwelling in open development (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305352, Elfenweg 1-23) | Froschkönigweg 19; 21 (card) |
1927-1928 (double house) | Plastered facade, part of the Mariental settlement, urban and socio-historical significance |
09296743 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Double dwelling in open development (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305352, Elfenweg 1-23) | Froschkönigweg 20; 22 (card) |
1927 (twin house) | Plastered facade with brick plinth and sandstone structure, part of the Mariental settlement, urban and socio-historical significance |
09296744 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Double dwelling in open development (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305352, Elfenweg 1-23) | Froschkönigweg 23; 25 (card) |
1927-1928 (double house) | Plastered facade, part of the Mariental settlement, urban and socio-historical significance |
09296746 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Double dwelling in open development (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305352, Elfenweg 1-23) | Froschkönigweg 24; 26 (card) |
1927 (twin house) | Plastered facade with brick plinth and sandstone structure, part of the Mariental settlement, urban and socio-historical significance |
09296745 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: triple dwelling in open development, with garage extension (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305352, Elfenweg 1-23) | Froschkönigweg 27; 29; 31 (card) |
1927-1928 (apartment building) | Plastered facade with brick plinth and sandstone structures, part of the Mariental settlement, urban and socio-historical significance |
09296499 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: triple dwelling in semi-open development, with garage extension (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305352, Elfenweg 1-23) | Froschkönigweg 28; 30; 32 (card) |
1927 (apartment building) | Plastered facade with brick plinth and sandstone structures, part of the Mariental settlement, urban and socio-historical significance |
09296185 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Double dwelling in open development, with two side extensions (connecting building to No. 32 and No. 31 with passage to Probstheidaer Straße) - (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305352, Elfenweg 1-23) | Froschkönigweg 33; 34 (card) |
1927-1928 (double house) | Plastered facade with brick plinth and sandstone structures, part of the Mariental settlement, urban and socio-historical significance |
09296500 |
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| Subject aggregation of the Mariental settlement - Goldene Aue war settlement, with the individual monuments: double house (Gretelweg 1, 3 - Obj. 09296198), double house (Gretelweg 2, 4 - Obj. 09296197), triple house (Gretelweg 5, 7, 9 - Obj. 09296488), Row of houses (Gretelweg 6, 8, 10, 12 - Obj. 09296196), Row of houses (Gretelweg 11, 13, 15, 17 - Obj. 09296487), triple house (Gretelweg 14, 16, 18 - Obj. 09296699), Row of houses (Gretelweg 20 , 22, 24, 26 - Obj. 09296195), residential house line (Sterntalerweg 1, 3, 5, 7 - Obj. 09296192), residential house line (Sterntalerweg 2, 4, 6, 8 - Obj. 09296494), double house (Sterntalerweg 9, 11 - Obj. 09296193), triple dwelling house (Sterntalerweg 10, 12, 14 - Obj. 09296495), residential house row (Sterntalerweg 13, 15, 17, 19 - Obj. 09296194), residential house row (Sterntalerweg 16, 18, 20, 22 - Obj. 09296496 ) and the totality parts: Enclosures of the front gardens | Gretelweg 1; 2; 3; 4; 5; 6; 7; 8th; 9; 10; 11; 12; 13; 14; 15; 16; 17; 18; 19; 20; 21; 22; 23; 24; 26 (card) |
1927-1928 (settlement) | Typical plaster facades of the time, urban and local historical significance |
09305345 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: double dwelling (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305345, Gretelweg 1-26) | Gretelweg 1; 3 (card) |
1927-1928 (double house) | traditionalist plastered facade, part of the Mariental settlement - Goldene Aue war settlement, significance in terms of town planning and local history |
09296198 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Double dwelling in open development (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305345, Gretelweg 1-26) | Gretelweg 2; 4 (card) |
1928 (twin house) | traditionalist plastered facade, part of the Mariental settlement - Goldene Aue war settlement, significance in terms of town planning and local history |
09296197 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: triple residential building in open development (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305345, Gretelweg 1-26) | Gretelweg 5; 7; 9 (card) |
1927-1928 (apartment building) | traditionalist plastered facade, part of the Mariental settlement - Goldene Aue war settlement, significance in terms of town planning and local history |
09296488 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Row of houses in open development (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305345, Gretelweg 1-26) | Gretelweg 6; 8th; 10; 12 (card) |
1927-1928 (apartment building) | traditionalist plastered facade, part of the Mariental settlement - Goldene Aue war settlement, significance in terms of town planning and local history |
09296196 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: row of houses (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305345, Gretelweg 1-26) | Gretelweg 11; 13; 15; 17 (map) |
1926-1928 (apartment building) | traditionalist plastered facade, part of the Mariental settlement - Goldene Aue war settlement, significance in terms of town planning and local history |
09296487 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: triple residential building in open development (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305345, Gretelweg 1-26) | Gretelweg 14; 16; 18 (card) |
1927-1928 (apartment building) | traditionalist plastered facade, part of the Mariental settlement - Goldene Aue war settlement, significance in terms of town planning and local history |
09296699 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: triple residential building in open development (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305345, Gretelweg 1-26) | Gretelweg 19; 21; 23 (card) |
1927-1928 (apartment building) | traditionalist plastered facade, part of the Mariental settlement - Goldene Aue war settlement, significance in terms of town planning and local history |
09296486 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: row of houses (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305345, Gretelweg 1-26) | Gretelweg 20; 22; 24; 26 (card) |
1927 (apartment building) | traditionalist plastered facade, part of the Mariental settlement - Goldene Aue war settlement, significance in terms of town planning and local history |
09296195 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Apartment block in open development and in a corner location (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09303715, Zwickauer Straße 61-65) | Hauffweg 1; 3; 5; 5a (card) |
1931-1933 (apartment building) | Plastered facade, echoes of the modern style, part of the experimental settlement of a building fair, of local and architectural significance |
09291154 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: sales kiosk in open development and in a corner location (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09303715, Zwickauer Straße 61-65) | Hauffweg 1b (map) |
1933 (kiosk) | Plastered facade with brick plinth, in the style of modernism, part of the experimental settlement of a building fair, of local and architectural significance
On behalf of Miss Elfriede Eberlein, architect A. Uttecht from Marienbrunn designed a shop building, which was built in 1933 on the street An der Tabaksmühle. The single-storey kiosk, which is "adapted to the surrounding buildings in terms of its exterior", blends harmoniously into the ensemble of the building fair complex with its gray-lime scratch plaster facade over a base made of red iron bricks. Two shops (initially a hairdresser and grocery store) with a shop and toilet were located in the building, which is only nine meters wide and seven meters deep, and the storage rooms in the basement. LfD / 2008 |
09301739 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Apartment block in open development and in a corner location (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09303715, Zwickauer Straße 61-65), Zwickauer Straße 61-65 | Hauffweg 2; 4; 6 (card) |
1932 (apartment building), 1955-1956 (apartment building, reconstruction number) | Plastered facade, echoes of the modern style, part of the experimental settlement of a building fair, of local and architectural significance
Building block IVa of the construction estate was built in 1932-1933 according to the plans drawn up the year before by the architect Walther Beyer on behalf of the Landes-Siedlungs- und Wohnungs-Fürsorgegesellschaft mbH "Sächsisches Heim". The building contractors were Emil Bödemann and Eduard Steyer. The walls, made of Lutz bricks or hollow blocks, were given a light-colored scratch plaster facade, and hollow block beams from the Zuberek system were used for the ceilings. Of the four originally combined houses, three were destroyed in the war, and from 1955-1956 the outer cubature of the apartment block was restored as part of the reconstruction program. Inside - according to the announcement of the design office for building construction I of the council of the Leipzig district - "larger and timely apartments" should be obtained (15 units). The architect Franz Lindner from Altenbauch near Wurzen was involved in the planning. The semicircular staircase protruding from number 6 and the two rear exits on artificial stone consoles (number 4) are characteristic of the building erected over a clinker base. The appearance of the experimental construction settlement could thus be regained, at the same time the apartment block is a document of the reconstruction and the architectural conception in the mid-1950s. LfD / 2011 |
09300910 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Apartment block in open development (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09303715, Zwickauer Straße 61-65) | Hauffweg 7; 9; 11; 13 (card) |
1930-1931, marked 1930 (apartment building) | Plastered facade, with inscription plaque at number 7, echoes of the modern style, part of the experimental settlement of a building fair, of local and architectural significance |
09291153 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Apartment block in open development (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09303715, Zwickauer Straße 61-65) | Hauffweg 8; 10; 12; 14 (card) |
1930-1931, marked 1930 (apartment building) | Plastered facade, with inscription plaque at number 8, echoes of the modern style, part of the test settlement of a building fair, of local and architectural significance |
09299102 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: tenement in semi-open development (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Konrad-Hagen-Platz 1 (map) |
1929-1930 (apartment building) | Plastered facade, entrance with brick frame, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, of importance in terms of urban planning, building history and social history
With number 4: Two three-storey double tenement houses, in adaptation to the layout of Liebfrauenstrasse and Konrad-Hagen-Platz, broken at right angles to two, which were built in 1930 on behalf of Gartenvorstadt Marienbrunn GmbH according to plans by the architects Tschammer und Caroli. Plastered buildings with brick bases and profiled, brick-framed entrances. The slightly bent hipped roofs with small, slated roof houses and massive roof extensions above the staircase axes, on which application works made of stucco in Art Deco forms are located below the eaves. On the back extensions with arbors. Two three-room apartments with kitchen and bathroom on the floors per entrance. With Liebfrauenstrasse number 3 and 4. |
09296724 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Double apartment building in corner location (assembly with monument view 8/10 and Turmweg 7/9) - (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Konrad-Hagen-Platz 2; 3 (card) |
1929 (apartment building) | Plastered facade with brick framing of the entrances, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, of importance in terms of urban planning, building history and social history
Group of residential buildings built in 1929 for the Gartenvorstadt Leipzig-Marienbrunn GmbH according to plans by the architects Tschammer and Caroli. Three-wing structure with rough plaster, tile base, tile-framed entrances and kinked hipped roofs. Towards Konrad-Hagen-Platz there is the three-storey main front with two sloping risalits and a loft, while the view of the monument and the tower path have two-storey side wings set back from the street, the outer sections of which are accessed by semi-circular staircase risers at the back. Below the eaves, application works made of stucco in Art Deco forms are attached to the entrance axes of the three wings. The floors contain two apartments per house entrance. The front gardens with brick edging, the inner courtyard designed as a decorative place. |
09296075 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: tenement in semi-open development (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Konrad-Hagen-Platz 4 (map) |
1929-1930 (apartment building) | Plastered facade, entrance with brick frame, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, of importance in terms of urban planning, building history and social history
s. number 1 |
09296725 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Apartment block in open development and in a corner location (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09303715, Zwickauer Straße 61-65) | Leanderweg 1; 3; 5 (card) |
1931-1932 (apartment building) | Plastered facade, echoes of the modern style, part of the experimental settlement of a building fair, of local and architectural significance |
09294535 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Apartment block in open development and in a corner location (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09303715, Zwickauer Straße 61-65) | Leanderweg 2; 4; 6 (card) |
1931-1932 (apartment building), 1951-1952 (apartment building, reconstruction number) | Brick facade, echoes of the modern style, part of the test settlement of a construction fair, of local and architectural significance |
09303714 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Apartment block in open development (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09303715, Zwickauer Straße 61-65) | Leanderweg 8; 10; 12 (card) |
1930-1931, marked 1930 (apartment building) | Plastered facade, with inscription plate, echoes of the modern style, part of the experimental settlement of a construction fair, of local and architectural significance |
09292397 |
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Individual monument and aggregate: Parish hall, with enclosure (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Lerchenrain 1 (map) |
1927-1928 (parish hall) | Two-storey plastered building with portal and facade decoration in the style of the 1920s, architect: Georg Staufert, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, of importance in terms of local history, urban planning, architectural history and social history
Parish hall of the Evangelical Lutheran parish Marienbrunn, 1927-1928 according to plans by the architect Georg Staufert. Two-storey plastered building with pilasters and a round-arched portal with decor in Art Deco shapes in the keystone and walls. Bent hipped roof with triangular gable above the central axis. In the back, the community hall wing. Inside the porch, the meeting room and apartment, the community hall with podium and lead glazing. |
09296574 |
| Individual monument and aggregate: Double dwelling, with enclosure (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Lerchenrain 2; 4 (card) |
1933-1934 (twin house) | Plastered facade, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, of importance in terms of town planning, building history and social history
Detached, two-storey double residential building, built 1933-1934 according to plans by the Tschammer and Caroli architects on behalf of the Gartenvorstadt Leipzig-Marienbrunn GmbH. Plastered building with a tile base, a slightly bent hipped roof and brick-framed entrances on the sides. Rear balconies. Five rooms, bathroom, toilet, veranda and seating area per semi-detached house. A picket fence with cement pillars as a garden fence. |
09296668 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Residential house in open development (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Lerchenrain 3 (map) |
1933 (single-family house) | Plastered facade with natural stone plinth, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, of importance in terms of urban planning, building history and social history
Detached single-storey house built in 1933 for private man Richard Weise according to plans by architect Walter Haedrich. The gable-facing plastered building, set back from the street, has a broken stone base and a semicircular porch placed on the right side in front of the gable front. To the left of this is the entrance, which is asymmetrically housed in a round arch, to which a wide, curved external staircase made of rubble masonry leads. At the rear gable front a single-storey veranda with exit. Inside five rooms, kitchen and bathroom. |
09296173 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: triple dwelling (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Lerchenrain 5; 7; 9 (card) |
1933 (apartment building) | Plastered facade with brick plinth and with three garage entrances, echoes of the modern style, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, of importance in terms of urban planning, building history and social history
Free-standing group of houses consisting of three houses, built in 1933 according to plans by the architect Alfred Bischoff, who was also the client. Plastered building with a brick base and side semicircular staircase projections reaching into the area of the slightly bent hipped roof. An angular balcony porch in front of the central axes of the street front, single-storey porches and balconies on the back. On the street side, ground floor windows placed across the corner. The two side houses with six rooms each, the middle section with five rooms, kitchen and bathroom. Later garage fixtures in the basement area. |
09296174 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Double dwelling, with enclosure (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Lerchenrain 6; 8 (card) |
1933-1934 (twin house) | Plastered facade with brick-framed windows, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, of importance in terms of urban planning, building history and social history
Detached, two-storey double residential building, built 1933-1934 according to plans by the Tschammer and Caroli architects on behalf of the Gartenvorstadt Leipzig-Marienbrunn GmbH. Plastered building with a tile base, a slightly bent hipped roof and brick-framed entrances on the sides. Rear balconies. Five rooms, bathroom, toilet, veranda and seating area per semi-detached house. A picket fence with cement pillars as a garden fence. |
09296669 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: row of houses, with enclosure (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Lerchenrain 10; 12; 14; 16 (card) |
1928 (apartment building) | Plastered facade with brick framing of the entrances, with side stair towers, number 10 in corner situation, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, of importance in terms of urban planning, building history and social history
Two-storey group of houses consisting of four houses, built according to plans by the architects Tschammer and Caroli in 1928 on behalf of Gartenvorstadt Marienbrunn GmbH and at the instigation of the Saxon state government to remedy the housing shortage under professors from Leipzig University. Plastered building with a brick base and a bent hipped roof. The broad front is subdivided by single-storey porches which contain entrances on the two middle sections with profiled brick facing. The entrances to the side houses in semicircular side staircase projections reaching into the roof area. The front is enlivened by shutters and a succession of smaller and larger brick-clad roof houses with pointed gables. Four verandas on the back with exits. Each of the houses contains six rooms, a kitchen, bathroom and toilet. The front garden enclosure as a brick base with iron rods. |
09296575 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Residential house in open development, with enclosure (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Lerchenrain 11 (map) |
1933 (single-family house) | Plastered facade with brick plinth and brick window sills, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, of importance in terms of urban planning, building history and social history
Detached, two-storey two-family house, built in 1933 according to plans by the architect HW Merkel for the private citizen Paul Bauer. Cubic plastered building with a brick base, brick-faced sills and a slightly bent hipped roof. On the street side, a sloping, protruding dining room window, rear glazed loggias. One apartment per floor with three rooms, kitchen, bathroom, toilet and exit. The front garden fence as a picket fence with cement pots. |
09296670 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Residential house in open development, with enclosure (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Lerchenrain 15 (map) |
1933 (single-family house) | Plastered facade with brick plinth, brick framing of the windows and brick decor, elaborate design, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, important in terms of urban planning, building history and social history
Detached house built in 1933 according to plans by the architect Walter Haedrich for the private individual Paul Rehschuh. Two-storey plastered building with a brick base, which is given a picturesque effect by a rounded corner pierced by a high staircase window and a protruding, steep hipped roof. At the front right to the street a rounded porch, the entrance on the side. At the back a single-storey extension with a winter garden and exit. The stairwell window with etched glazing showing Art Deco motifs. Inside there are seven rooms, bathroom, kitchen and toilet, and the loft with guest room. On the right is a garage. A wooden picket fence on a brick base with brick pegs as a fence. |
09296175 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Doppelwohnhaus (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Lerchenrain 17; 19 (card) |
1933 (twin house) | Plastered facade with brick plinth, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, of significance in terms of urban planning, building history and social history
Detached double house, built in 1933 according to plans by the architect HW Merkel for the private citizen Curt Dosse. Two-storey building made of hollow blocks and coated with cement plaster with a tile base and a slightly bent hipped roof, the windows of the lateral axes and the gable front accented by narrow, parallel strips of brick. Five rooms, kitchen, bathroom and toilet per semi-detached house. |
09296672 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Residential house in open development, with enclosure (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Lerchenrain 27 (map) |
1932-1933 (single-family house) | Plastered facade with brick banding, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, of importance in terms of urban planning, building history and social history
Detached two-family house built between 1932 and 1933 according to plans by the architect Walter Haedrich for private man Hermann Berger as a two-storey, gable-independent structure. Plastered building with a brick base, the gable front emphasized by horizontal brick bands in the area of the windows. The entrance on the left side in a single-storey extension. One apartment per floor with three rooms, kitchen, bathroom and exit. A wooden picket fence with concrete pillars as a front garden fence. |
09296176 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Double dwelling, with enclosure (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Lerchenrain 29; 31 (card) |
1932-1933 (twin house) | Plastered facade with rounded corners, located in a corner situation, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, of importance in terms of urban planning, building history and social history
In a prominent corner location in a bend that the Lerchenrain makes opposite the confluence of the Turmweg, according to plans by the architect Walter Haedrich 1932-1933 for the private individuals Otto Behrendt (number 29) and Minna Richter (number 31), a detached double house. Two-storey T-shaped plastered building with a tile base and a steep hipped roof. A wide, two-axis porch with a high gable front points to the Lerchenrain, which is offset to the south. The covered entrances to both sides in the corners. The southern edges of the house are rounded and broken up by staircase windows. In number 29 an apartment with four rooms, kitchen, bathroom and toilet, in number 31 a two-room apartment with kitchen, bathroom and exit per floor. A garage in the basement of number 31. At number 29 the original front garden fence as a wooden picket fence with cement pillars. |
09296573 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: row of houses, with enclosure at No. 49 (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Lerchenrain 43; 45; 47; 49 (card) |
1930 (apartment building) | Plastered facade with brick plinth and brick cladding of the edges, echoes of the modern style, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, of importance in terms of urban planning, building history and social history
With number 51/53/55/57/59 and number 61/63/65/67: Marienhöhe settlement, consisting of three two-storey groups of houses, which were built on behalf of the General Sächsischer Siedlerverband eV 1930-1931 according to plans by the architect Walter Haedrich. Plastered buildings with tile bases and slightly bent hipped roofs, the side groups each consisting of four, the middle group of five house sections. The rounded, street-side building edges with brick cladding and wide windows, in which the stairwells of the outer sections are housed, are characteristic. Single-storey porches, loggias and balconies on the back. The house sections with five rooms each, kitchen, bathroom and toilet. In the attic storeys, which have been expanded by flat, closed roof houses, there are two more rooms that have been declared as guest and servants' rooms. Before construction began in 1930, the individual sections were sold to private individuals. The original front garden enclosures, which existed as wooden picket fences between cement columns, are only preserved in the middle group. |
09296673 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: row of houses, with parts of the enclosure (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Lerchenrain 51; 53; 55; 57; 59 (card) |
1930-1931 (apartment building) | Plastered facade with brick plinth and brick cladding of the edges, echoes of the modern style, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, of importance in terms of urban planning, building history and social history
s. Number 43-49 |
09296572 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: row of houses (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Lerchenrain 61; 63; 65; 67 (card) |
1930 (apartment building) | Plastered facade with brick plinth and brick cladding of the edges, echoes of the modern style, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, of importance in terms of urban planning, building history and social history
s. Number 61-67 |
09296571 |
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| Tenement building in a row of tenement houses, with attached sales pavilion, front garden, residential green at the rear and paving of the courtyard-side access road | Lerchenrain 69 (map) |
1933 (apartment building) | Plastered facade, rear garage installations, head building of a row of houses with staggered tracts arranged across and along the street, see also Triftweg 37-69, shop (formerly Marienbrunn pharmacy) as a sloping single-storey corner building, of importance in terms of building history and urban planning
see Triftweg 37-67 |
09296570 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Apartment building in closed development and in a corner location, with fencing (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Liebfrauenstrasse 1 (map) |
1935 (apartment building) | with shops and two garage entrances, plastered facade with brick plinth and brick framing of the entrance, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, belonging to Zwickauer Straße 67 / 67a, of importance in terms of town planning, building history and social history
With number 2: Two opposing three-storey tenement houses built in 1935 on the corner of Zwickauer Strasse, with Triftweg number 1 and Zwickauer Strasse 67-71 belonging to the entrance development of the Marienbrunn garden suburb based on plans by the architect Reinhold Kretzschmars. Number 1 for the publisher Carl Ziegenhirt, number 2 for the Max Dietze community of heirs. Plastered buildings with brick bases and brick-framed entrances, two shops and loggias with semicircular protruding parapets facing Zwickauer Strasse. Slightly bent hip roofs with a succession of small, pointed-gable roof houses. Two apartments on each floor. The front gardens with brick edging. |
09296073 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Apartment building in closed development and in a corner location, with fencing (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Liebfrauenstrasse 2 (map) |
1935 (apartment building) | with shop and two garage entrances, plastered facade with brick plinth and brick frame of the entrance, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, belonging to Zwickauer Straße 69/71, of importance in terms of town planning, building history and social history
s. number 1 |
09296628 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Apartment building in closed development and in a corner location, with fencing (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Liebfrauenstrasse 3 (map) |
1929-1930 (apartment building) | Plastered facade with brick plinth and brick framing of the entrance, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, of importance in terms of urban planning, building history and social history
see Konrad-Hagen-Platz 1 |
09296074 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Apartment building in closed development and in a corner location, with fencing (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Liebfrauenstrasse 4 (map) |
1929-1930 (apartment building) | Plastered facade with brick plinth and brick framing of the entrance, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, of importance in terms of urban planning, building history and social history
see Konrad-Hagen-Platz 4 |
09296076 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: double dwelling in open development and in corner location, with extension (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305352, Elfenweg 1-23) | Prinzenweg 1; 3 (card) |
1927-1928 (double house) | with shop extension, part of the Mariental housing estate, plastered facade with brick base and sandstone structure, urban and socio-historical significance |
09296493 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: double dwelling in open development and in corner location, with extension (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305352, Elfenweg 1-23) | Prinzenweg 2; 4 (card) |
1927-1928 (double house) | with shop extension, part of the Mariental housing estate, plastered facade with brick base and sandstone structure, urban and socio-historical significance |
09296757 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Double dwelling in open development (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305352, Elfenweg 1-23) | Prinzenweg 5; 7 (card) |
1927-1928 (double house) | Part of the Mariental settlement, plastered facade, urban and socio-historical significance |
09296489 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Double dwelling in open development (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305352, Elfenweg 1-23) | Prinzenweg 6; 8 (card) |
1927-1928 (double house) | Plastered facade with brick plinth and sandstone structure, part of the Mariental settlement, urban and socio-historical significance |
09296753 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Double dwelling in open development (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305352, Elfenweg 1-23) | Prinzenweg 9; 11 (card) |
1927-1928 (double house) | Plastered facade with brick plinth and sandstone structures, part of the Mariental settlement, urban and socio-historical significance |
09296752 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Double dwelling in open development (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305352, Elfenweg 1-23) | Prinzenweg 10; 12 (card) |
1927-1928 (double house) | Plastered facade with brick plinth and sandstone structures, part of the Mariental settlement, urban and socio-historical significance |
09296754 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Double dwelling in open development (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305352, Elfenweg 1-23) | Prinzenweg 13; 15 (card) |
1927-1928 (double house) | Part of the Mariental settlement, plastered facade, urban and socio-historical significance |
09296490 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Double dwelling in open development (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305352, Elfenweg 1-23) | Prinzenweg 14; 16 (card) |
1927-1928 (double house) | Plastered facade with brick plinth and sandstone structure, part of the Mariental settlement, urban and socio-historical significance |
09296755 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Double house in open development and in a corner location (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305352, Elfenweg 1-23) | Prinzenweg 17; 19 (card) |
1927-1928 (double house) | Plastered facade with brick plinth and sandstone structure, part of the Mariental settlement, urban and socio-historical significance |
09296491 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Double dwelling in open development (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305352, Elfenweg 1-23) Plastered facade, part of the Mariental estate, urban and socio-historical significance | Prinzenweg 18; 20 (card) |
1927–1928 (twin house) |
09296748 |
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| Individual monument above aggregate: Double dwelling in open development and in corner position, with garage extension (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305352, Elfenweg 1-23) | Prinzenweg 21; 23 (card) |
1927-1928 (double house) | Plastered facade with brick plinth and sandstone structure, part of the Mariental settlement, urban and socio-historical significance |
09296756 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: triple dwelling in open development, with garage extension (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305352, Elfenweg 1-23) | Prinzenweg 22; 24; 26 (card) |
1927-1928 (apartment building) | Plastered facade with brick plinth and sandstone structure, part of the Mariental settlement, urban and socio-historical significance |
09296747 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Double dwelling in open development, with two side extensions (connecting building to No. 23 and No. 26 with passage to Probstheidaer Straße) - (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305352, Elfenweg 1-23) | Prinzenweg 25; 28 (card) |
1927-1928 (double house) | Plastered facade with brick plinth and sandstone structure, part of the Mariental settlement, urban and socio-historical significance |
09296492 |
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Sgraffito on an outbuilding | Probstheidaer Strasse 47a (map) |
1938-1939 (sgraffito) | Sgraffito of a farmer on a former bakery building, a rarity, of cultural and historical importance
Master baker Ernst Busch applied for the construction of a house with a bakery extension, the plans submitted by (designated) architect MA Schmidt in March 1938 were implemented in the same year. The listed bakery building was designed with commercial rooms on the ground floor, the baker's apartment above, journeyman's chamber in the attic and laundry room in the basement. The construction company Uhlich & Teichgräber, based in Luppenstrasse, was commissioned with the execution of the two-story house. The sgraffito with the depiction of a sower is a rarity; by scraping off the top layer of plaster of a different color, the figurative depiction, signed by the artist, which is still in its original form, was created. The adjoining residential building with a corner store was not recorded as a cultural monument. The commercial building is an interesting testimony to the development of the district of Marienbrunn, where there are only a few commercial establishments, shops and no factories, the sgraffito is a rarity. LfD / 2011 |
09291931 |
| Apartment buildings in a residential complex (No. 97 and No. 99 form a row of tenement houses with Zwickauer Strasse 100-114, 101-115 and An der Märchenwiese 66, 67), with front gardens | Probstheidaer Strasse 91; 93; 95; 97; 99; 101 (card) |
1928-1929 (apartment building) | Plastered facade typical of the time, see also Zwickauer Straße 100-114, 101-115 and An der Märchenwiese 66, 67, of importance in terms of local development
The building application for the apartment buildings in the two apartment blocks between Probstheidaer Strasse (number 99, 101) and An der Märchenwiese (number 66, 67) was submitted on August 23, 1928 by the Landes-Siedlungs- und Wohnungsfürsorgegesellschaft mbH "Sächsisches Heim" (Dresden) ( Zoning plan Connewitz-Ost), design and construction supervision were in the hands of Leipzig-based architect Walther Beyer. The final examination took place a year later. Mentioned in the files is the cooperation of Bauindustrie AG FA Müller (execution?). One three- and one four-room apartment per floor, with the exit on the courtyard side being reached via the kitchen. Smooth plastered facades over clinker plinths, framing front door framing elements, cornice to the first floor and wooden shutters on the ground floor. Very effective urban development concept with recessed central wings between the semi-detached houses at the corners. Continuation of the complex on Probstheidaer Straße (91-97, 101), renovation 1997. The entire ensemble is a remarkable document of social housing from the late 1920s. LfD / 2007 |
09299258 |
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| Half of a three-storey house with fencing | Schneewittchenweg 6 (map) |
1929-1930 (residential building) | Part of the former Mariental settlement expansion - Goldene Aue war settlement, significance in terms of local development |
09299388 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Row of houses in open development (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305345, Gretelweg 1-26) | Sterntalerweg 1; 3; 5; 7 (card) |
1927-1928 (apartment building) | traditionalist plastered facade, part of the Mariental settlement - Goldene Aue war settlement, significance in terms of town planning and local history |
09296192 |
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| Double apartment building (address: Sterntalerweg 1a / 1b and Triftweg 32) in semi-open development, former consumer building, with enclosure | Sterntalerweg 1a; 1b (card) |
1930 (double tenement house) | with a shop zone, plastered facade typical of the time with brick structure and distinctive stepped gables, of importance in terms of building history and the history of the site
The sibling house formerly Sterntalerweg 1a / 1b was built on Triftweg in 1929 for the consumer association Leipzig-Plagwitz und Umgebung eGmbH. Construction management and the preparation of all documents was carried out by Mitteldeutsche Wohnungsfürsorgegesellschaft mbH, office for architecture, construction advice and property management. The Leipzig Bauhütte was available for the execution, the draft drawings of the enclosure bear the signature "Heine". A residential building with two stairwells was applied for, whereby the project was also viewed as a new branch of the consumer association. During the turmoil of the war, the Leipzig consumer cooperative took over the property, at the end of 1942 the Hamburg-based joint venture of the German Labor Front.In 1966, the consumer sales point 266 is named as the main commercial user in connection with the rearward extension of a goods lock. Refurbishment, along with some changes to the floor plan. The front sides are lightly plastered over a dark brick base, the ground floor zones are completely designed as business zones. The two stepped gables are striking, a motif that was implemented the year before on the new building of the parish hall of the evangelical parish in nearby Connewitz by building officer Richard Wagner. At the corner of Triftweg and Sterntalerweg, the corner of the second floor is accentuated by clinker strips. The rear facade with the house entrances, which is easily visible from the Sterntalerweg, has a high-quality architectural design, with two prominently protruding staircase towers with ribbon windows, intermediate loggias and window frames made of exposed brickwork on the ground floor. A special feature of the design are randomly arranged protruding stones on the clinker surfaces. LfD / 2019 |
09229226 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Row of houses in open development (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305345, Gretelweg 1-26) | Sterntalerweg 2; 4; 6; 8 (card) |
1927-1928 (apartment building) | traditionalist plastered facade, part of the Mariental settlement - Goldene Aue war settlement, significance in terms of town planning and local history |
09296494 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Double dwelling in open development (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305345, Gretelweg 1-26) | Sterntalerweg 9; 11 (card) |
1927-1928 (double house) | traditionalist plastered facade, part of the Mariental settlement - Goldene Aue war settlement, significance in terms of town planning and local history |
09296193 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: triple residential building in open development (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305345, Gretelweg 1-26) | Sterntalerweg 10; 12; 14 (card) |
1927-1928 (apartment building) | traditionalist plastered facade, part of the Mariental settlement - Goldene Aue war settlement, significance in terms of town planning and local history |
09296495 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Row of houses in open development (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305345, Gretelweg 1-26) | Sterntalerweg 13; 15; 17; 19 (card) |
1927-1928 (apartment building) | traditionalist plastered facade, part of the Mariental settlement - Goldene Aue war settlement, significance in terms of town planning and local history |
09296194 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Row of houses in open development (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305345, Gretelweg 1-26) | Sterntalerweg 16; 18; 20; 22 (card) |
1927-1928, row of houses (apartment building) | traditionalist plastered facade, part of the Mariental settlement - Goldene Aue war settlement, significance in terms of town planning and local history |
09296496 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Apartment building in semi-open development and in a corner location, with fencing (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Triftweg 1 (map) |
1935 (apartment building) | with shop and two garage entrances, plastered facade with brick plinth and brick frame of the entrance, assembly with Zwickauer Straße 69/71, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, of urban, architectural and socio-historical importance
Three-storey tenement house built in 1935 for the Max Dietze community of heirs together with the neighboring buildings, Liebfrauenstrasse number 2 and Zwickauer Strasse number 69-71, according to plans by the architect Reinhold Kretzschmar. Plastered building with a tile base, profiled tile frame of the entrance and a slightly bent, stepped hipped roof. Two balcony loggias on the corner of Zwickauer Strasse. The basement with two garages. On the ground floor there are two shops and one apartment, the upper floors with two apartments each. |
09296588 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: tenement row, with enclosure (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Triftweg 5; 7; 9; 11; 13 (card) |
1927 (apartment building) | Plastered facade with two polygonal corner towers each, in Art Deco style, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, of importance in terms of urban planning, building history and social history
Three-storey block of flats built by order of Gartenvorstadt Marienbrunn GmbH in 1927 according to plans by the architects Tschammer and Caroli. The plastered building consisting of five house sections with polygonal corner projections and a hipped roof. The entrances with brick surrounds, which, like the stucco framing of the entrance axes that accommodate the stairwell windows, are designed in Art Deco style. Above the eaves, the entrance axes continue in sloping roof extensions. Rear extensions with verandas. On the floors per entrance there are two three-room apartments with kitchen and bathroom. The side fronts with trellises in Art Deco shapes. |
09296589 |
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| Row of tenement houses in a residential complex with rear fencing facing Rotkäppchenweg | Triftweg 6; 8th; 10 (card) |
1927-1928 (apartment building) | Typical plastered facade, together with Triftweg 12-30 and Zwickauer Straße 73-99, forming a residential complex, evidence of social housing construction in the 1920s, of architectural and socio-historical importance
In the years 1927-1930 the elongated row of tenements was built on behalf of GAGFAH (non-profit corporation for salaried homes, Berlin-Steglitz). In their construction department, the drafts were also drawn by the architects Arno Herold and Fritz Herold (both also responsible for the construction management), the execution was carried out by Philipp Holzmann AG (numbers 6-16 in the period 1927-1928) and the master builder Friedrich Emil Stoye (Numbers 18-30 in the period 1929-1930). The three-storey building block closes off the residential areas at An der Märchenwiese from the wide Triftweg access road and, despite its simple design, holds its own against the more elaborate apartment blocks on the opposite side. Simple plastered façades over clinker plinths are accentuated in particular by the staircase axes and the two-axis standing bay windows protruding on the courtyard side, while the tile-covered roofs on Triftweg create a special aesthetic effect. The complex, together with Zwickauer Strasse 75-99, is a high-quality example of social housing construction in the 1920s, "in particular to remedy the shortage of small apartments ...". The furnishings in the houses are almost completely preserved, renovation 2007. LfD / 2007 |
09300557 |
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| Row of tenement houses in a residential complex, with rear fencing facing Rotkäppchenweg and Sterntalerweg | Triftweg 12; 14; 16; 18; 20; 22; 24; 26; 28; 30 (card) |
1927-1930 (apartment building) | Building with passageways to Hänselweg and Gretelweg, plastered facade typical of the time, together with Triftweg 6-10 and Zwickauer Straße 73-99, forming a residential complex, document of social housing construction to alleviate the housing shortage in the 1920s, of architectural and socio-historical importance |
09300558 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: tenement row (with Dohnaweg 17 and Am Bogen 54), with fencing (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Triftweg 15; 17; 19; 21; 23 (card) |
1912-1913 (apartment building) | Residential house group between Dohnaweg and Am Bogen, with arched doorway in Triftweg 15, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, in the Reform and Heimat style, of importance in terms of urban planning, building history and social history
Assembly group XIII of the Marienbrunn garden suburb. Two-storey group of seven houses, built between 1912 and 1913 according to plans by the architect Karl Poser. Plastered building with tile base and mansard roof, the street front is strongly subdivided by front and rear layers, risalits and gables. A reserve consisting of three houses with a wide three-axis central projectile and side-gabled loggias is framed by two templates, each made up of two houses, on which the alternation of roofed loggias and wide projections is continued. Two to three apartments with bathrooms on the floors per house. |
09296590 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: tenement row, with enclosure (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Triftweg 25; 27; 29; 31; 33; 35 (card) |
1927-1928 (apartment building) | Plastered facade with two polygonal corner towers each, in Art Deco style, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, of importance in terms of urban planning, building history and social history
Three-storey block of flats built by order of Gartenvorstadt Marienbrunn GmbH in 1927 according to plans by the architects Tschammer and Caroli. The plastered building consisting of five house sections with polygonal corner projections and a hipped roof. The entrances with brick surrounds, which, like the stucco framing of the entrance axes that accommodate the stairwell windows, are designed in Art Deco style. Above the eaves, the entrance axes continue in sloping roof extensions and are framed by slightly sloping, two-storey porches with exits on the four middle sections of the house. Rear extensions with verandas. On the floors per entrance there are two three-room apartments with kitchen and bathroom. The side fronts with trellises in Art Deco shapes. |
09296591 |
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| Double apartment building (address: Sterntalerweg 1a / 1b and Triftweg 32) in semi-open development, former consumer building, with enclosure | Triftweg 32 (map) |
1930 (double tenement house) | with a shop zone, plastered facade typical of the time with brick structure and distinctive stepped gables, of importance in terms of building history and the history of the site
The sibling house formerly Sterntalerweg 1a / 1b was built on Triftweg in 1929 for the consumer association Leipzig-Plagwitz und Umgebung eGmbH. Construction management and the preparation of all documents was carried out by Mitteldeutsche Wohnungsfürsorgegesellschaft mbH, office for architecture, construction advice and property management. The Leipzig Bauhütte was available for the execution, the draft drawings of the enclosure bear the signature "Heine". A residential building with two stairwells was applied for, whereby the project was also viewed as a new branch of the consumer association. During the turmoil of the war, the Leipzig consumer cooperative took over the property, at the end of 1942 the Hamburg-based joint venture of the German Labor Front.In 1966, the consumer sales point 266 is named as the main commercial user in connection with the rearward extension of a goods lock. Refurbishment, along with some changes to the floor plan. The front sides are lightly plastered over a dark brick base, the ground floor zones are completely designed as business zones. The two stepped gables are striking, a motif that was implemented the year before on the new building of the parish hall of the evangelical parish in nearby Connewitz by building officer Richard Wagner. At the corner of Triftweg and Sterntalerweg, the corner of the second floor is accentuated by clinker strips. The rear facade with the house entrances, which is easily visible from the Sterntalerweg, has a high-quality architectural design, with two prominently protruding staircase towers with ribbon windows, intermediate loggias and window frames made of exposed brickwork on the ground floor. A special feature of the design are randomly arranged protruding stones on the clinker surfaces. LfD / 2019 |
09229226 |
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| Residential complex with two rows of tenement houses and two sales pavilions between No. 50 and 52, with enclosure and front garden on Elfenweg | Triftweg 34; 36; 38; 40; 42; 44; 46; 48; 50; 52; 54; 56; 58; 60; 62; 64; 66 (card) |
1930-1934 and later (apartment building), 1930, numbers 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46 (apartment building), 1930-1931, number 48 (apartment building) | Typical plaster facades of the time, of architectural and urban importance, document of social housing |
09299974 |
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| Row of tenement houses, with a front garden, residential greenery at the rear and paving of the courtyard-side access road | Triftweg 37; 39; 41; 43; 45; 47; 49; 51; 53; 55; 57; 59; 61; 63; 65; 67; 69 (card) |
1930-1933 and later (apartment building) | Typical plastered facades of the time, with staggered tracts across and along the street, as well as wide front gardens, built-in garages at the rear, drying areas in the courtyard, see also Lerchenrain 69, of importance in terms of building history and urban planning
In two construction phases 1930-1931 and 1933 according to plans by the architect Johannes Koppe for the non-profit Mittelstands-Wohnungsbau- und Siedlungsgesellschaft mbH. The row consisting of 19 houses with alternating wings protruding forwards and backwards as a plastered building with a tile base and hipped roof, which appears in the slightly concave curvature of the Triftweg as an attractive and remarkable sequence of greened and tree-lined courtyards. Compared to the three-storey structure of the first building section (number 37-49), the second (number 51-69) is one storey higher. In the middle of the building blocks standing lengthways to the street, three staircase axes with a roofed entrance and high-format staircase windows are solid up to the eaves. The corner building to the Lerchenrain with a single-storey porch that already contained a pharmacy in its original use. Four apartments on each floor of each house. With Lerchenrain 69. |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Double dwelling, with enclosure (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Turmweg 4; 6 (card) |
1930 (double house) | Plastered facade with brick framing of the entrances, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, of importance in terms of urban planning, building history and social history
Two-storey semi-detached house built in 1930 on behalf of Gartenvorstadt Marienbrunn GmbH according to plans by the architects Tschammer and Caroli. Plastered facade with brick plinth and profiled brick framing of the entrances. Application works made of stucco in Art Deco style on the entrance axes. On the back arbours. Two apartments per semi-detached house and floor. A low brick wall edging the front gardens. |
09296626 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: double dwelling (assembly with Konrad-Hagen-Platz 2/3 and monument view 8/10), with enclosure (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Turmweg 7; 9 (card) |
1929 (duplex) | Plastered facade, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, of importance in terms of town planning, building history and social history
see Konrad-Hagen-Platz 2-3 |
09296627 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Doppelwohnhaus (with Dohnaweg 24) - (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Turmweg 8 (map) |
1912-1913 (part of a twin house) | Plastered facade, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, in the reform and Heimat style, of importance in terms of urban planning, building history and social history
see Dohnaweg 24 |
09296580 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: group of houses, with front yard enclosure at No. 10 (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Turmweg 10; 12; 14; 16; 18 (card) |
1912-1913 (apartment building) | In the escape, staggered group of houses at Arminiushof, with gate passage between number 14 and number 16, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, plastered facades, in the Reform and Heimat style, of importance in terms of urban planning, architectural history and social history
Building group IV of the Marienbrunn garden suburb. Two-storey group of five houses, built 1912-1913 according to plans by the architect Hans Böhme. Plastered building with a high mansard roof, in which a protruding, city gate-like section with a round arched passage to the Triftweg and lateral triangular gables reaching into the roof area is set to the left of the central axis. The gate building is separated from the rest of the front by a sill cornice, which is slightly raised opposite the eaves, and is reflected in a two-axis risalit on the right side. At the rear it contains arched loggias in two risalits flanking the passage. The ground floor with trellises, shutters on the windows. Each of the five house sections with five rooms, kitchen, bathroom, toilet, veranda and exit. |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: residential building in a row of residential buildings (with Dohnaweg 10-22 and monument view 12) - (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Turmweg 11 (map) |
1912-1913 (apartment building) | Head building of a row of houses, with shop, plastered facade, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, in the reform and Heimat style, of importance in terms of urban development, architectural history and social history
see Dohnaweg 10-22 |
09296088 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: residential building in a row of residential buildings (with Arminiushof 1-10 and monument view 13), with enclosure wall (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Turmweg 13 (map) |
1912-1913 (residential building) | Head of a row of houses, plastered facade with trellises, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, in the Reform and Heimat style, of importance in terms of urban development, architectural history and social history
see Arminiushof 1-10 |
09296085 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: residential building of a residential group (with Am Bogen 16-28 and monument view 16), with lateral garden fence (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Turmweg 15 (map) |
1912-1913 (apartment building) | Plastered facade, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, in the reform and Heimat style, of importance in terms of urban planning, building history and social history
see Am Bogen 16-28 |
09296082 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Doppelwohnhaus (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Turmweg 20; 22 (card) |
1912-1913 (twin house) | Plastered facade, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, in the reform and Heimat style, of importance in terms of urban planning, building history and social history
Building group III of the Marienbrunn garden suburb. Between 1912 and 1913, according to plans by the architect Karl Poser, a two-story, free-standing plastered building with raised central axes closing in a segmented arched gable, a facade structure with vertical plaster strips and a hipped roof. The entrances to the semi-detached houses are set back in the two central axes, framed by two pillars that support a cornice with a hem. At the back a two-storey veranda with a curved top. The two semi-detached houses each with five rooms, kitchen, bathroom and two exits. A picket fence as a garden fence. |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: residential building in a row of residential buildings (with Am Bogen 30-50) - (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Turmweg 24 (map) |
1921-1923 (apartment building) | Head of a row of houses, plastered facade, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, of urban, architectural and socio-historical importance
see Am Bogen 30-50 |
09296095 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: residential building in a row of residential buildings (with Am Bogen 27-51) - (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Turmweg 26 (map) |
1922-1923 (apartment building) | Head of a row of houses, plastered facade, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, of urban, architectural and socio-historical importance
see Am Bogen 27-51 |
09296093 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Residential house in open development (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Turmweg 28 (map) |
1928 (single-family house) | Plastered facade, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, of importance in terms of town planning, building history and social history
Detached two-storey single-family house built by order of the garden suburb of Leipzig-Marienbrunn and at the instigation of the Saxon state government to remedy the housing shortage under professors of Leipzig University, 1928 according to plans by the architects Tschammer and Caroli. Gable-independent plastered building with tile base and gable roof, on the street-side gable front a hipped porch with the entrance accessible via an outside staircase. Wooden veranda on the back on a brick base. A wide roof house on each of the two eaves sides. Inside there are six rooms, a kitchen and a bathroom. |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Double dwelling in open development (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305352, Elfenweg 1-23) | Zwergenweg 1; 3 (card) |
1927-1928 (double house) | Plastered facade with brick plinth and sandstone cornices, part of the Mariental housing estate, of urban and socio-historical significance |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Double dwelling in open development (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305352, Elfenweg 1-23) | Zwergenweg 2; 4 (card) |
1927-1928 (double house) | Plastered facade with brick plinth and sandstone cornices, part of the Mariental housing estate, of urban and socio-historical significance |
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| Individual monument above aggregate: residential building half of a double dwelling (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305352, Elfenweg 1-23) | Zwergenweg 5 (map) |
1927-1928, semi-detached house number 5 (semi-detached house) | Plastered facade with brick plinth and sandstone structure, part of the Mariental settlement, urban and socio-historical significance
Only the left half of the double dwelling at Zwergenweg 5/7, built between 1927 and 1928, remained. Number 7 was largely destroyed in the war, but according to the property owners it could neither be rebuilt nor demolished. The demolition was carried out by the Oehlert company in 1952, but without clearing the property. This took place later and from 1963 garages were built here. In 2011/2012, the historic appearance of the twin house could be regained with the new building of number 7 through a creditable private initiative of an interested client. The building owner in the 1920s was the local group Leipzig Süd-Ost eV of the General Saxon Settlers Association for the house and the Mariental settlement as a whole. The land was taken over by the city under heritable building rights and passed on to members as building sites. Architect Johannes Koppe took over the design and construction management, Messrs E. Illing (number 5) and Artur Rodewald (number 7) provided the financing. The master builders Emil Hedel and Oswald Schütze are on record for the execution of the house, designated as type B in terms of the room layout. The simple plastered façade is characterized by a brick base, which was previously exposed, with a narrow cornice, profiled eaves, narrow window frames and wooden folding shutters. On each side, single-storey extensions with broadly grooved frames accommodate the house entrances, while the rear fronts lead through verandas into the garden area. Roof houses stand on the tile-covered surfaces of the hip roof. Zwergenweg 5 has a side garden with remains of the historical enclosure. LfD / 1998, 2019 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Double dwelling in open development (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305352, Elfenweg 1-23) | Zwergenweg 6; 8 (card) |
1927-1928 (double house) | Plastered facade with brick plinth and sandstone structure, part of the Mariental settlement, urban and socio-historical significance |
09296191 |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Double dwelling in open development (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305352, Elfenweg 1-23) | Zwergenweg 10; 12 (card) |
1927-1928 (double house) | Plastered facade with brick plinth and sandstone cornices, part of the Mariental housing estate, of urban and socio-historical significance |
09296742 |
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Individual monument of the aggregate construction area: apartment block in open development and washhouse extension (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09303715, Zwickauer Straße 61-65) | Zwickauer Strasse 61; 63; 65 (card) |
1930-1931, marked 1930 (apartment building) | Plastered facade with flat roof, steel skeleton construction with lightweight concrete slabs, echoes of the modern style, part of the experimental settlement of a building fair, formerly also an original laundry shortage in the washhouse extension (laundry shortage 9/2006 still present, then removed at some point), of local and architectural importance |
09296214 |
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Comprehensive construction site, with the individual monuments: sales kiosk (Hauffweg 1b - Obj. 09301739), apartment block (Hauffweg 1, 3, 5, 5a - property 09291154), apartment block (Hauffweg 2, 4, 6 - property 093000910), apartment block (Hauffweg 7, 9, 11, 13 - Obj. 09291153), block of flats (Hauffweg 8, 10, 12, 14 - Obj. 09299102), block of flats (Leanderweg 2, 4, 6 - Obj. 09303714), block of flats (Leanderweg 1, 3, 5 - Obj. 09294535), block of flats (Leanderweg 8, 10, 12 - Obj. 09292397), block of flats and wash house extension (Zwickauer Straße 61, 63, 65 - Obj. 09296214) as well as the aggregate part: paved roads and green areas of the residential complex | Zwickauer Strasse 61; 63; 65 (card) |
1930-1933 (residential complex) | Experimental buildings at a building fair, with echoes of the modern style, of importance in terms of building history and local history; Architect Georg Wünschmann |
09303715 |
| Individual monument and aggregate: apartment buildings in closed development (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Zwickauer Strasse 67; 67a (card) |
1938-1939 (apartment building) | Assembly with Liebfrauenstrasse 1 and 3, with four formerly original shops, plastered facade typical of the time, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, of importance in terms of urban development, architectural history and social history
With number 69-71: Two four-storey double tenement houses built according to plans by the architect Reinhold Kretzschmar, which together with the flanking three-storey wing buildings at An der Tabaksmühle 2 and Liebfrauenstrasse 1 as well as Liebfrauenstrasse 2 and Triftweg 1 as three-wing buildings form the entrance to the Marienbrunn garden suburb. Number 69-71 was created in 1935 for the Max Dietze community of heirs, number 67-67a did not follow until 1938-1939 under the building of the architect. Both houses are plastered buildings with a tile base, brick-framed entrances, angular protruding bay windows and slightly bent hipped roofs. While the two oriels at number 67-67a close flat, those at number 69-71 end in triangular gables. Outlets on the back. On the ground floor per semi-detached house two shops with the original fronts and one or two apartments, on the upper floors two apartments. With the installation of two air raid shelters with gas locks, splinter protection and emergency exits for 26 people each, number 67-67a is a testimony to the preparations for the impending Second World War. |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: apartment buildings in closed development (see also aggregate document - Obj. 09305337, Am Bogen 2-54) | Zwickauer Strasse 69; 71 (card) |
1935 (apartment building) | Assembly with Liebfrauenstrasse 2 and 4 as well as Triftweg 1, with partly original shops, one shop with original advertising slogan "Tobacco goods", plastered facade typical of the time, part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb, of importance in terms of town planning, building history and social history
s. Number 67-67a |
09296625 |
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| Row of tenement houses in a residential complex, with front gardens | Zwickauer Strasse 73; 75; 77; 79; 81; 83; 85; 87; 89; 91; 93; 95; 97; 99 (card) |
1929-1930 (residential complex) | plastered facades typical of the time, Triftweg 6-10 and Triftweg 12-30, belonging to the residential complex, document of social housing to alleviate the housing shortage in the 1920s, of architectural and socio-historical importance
Between 1929 and 1930 fourteen six-family houses with 4 ½ and 3 ½ apartments were built between the current streets of Triftweg and An der Märchenwiese under the supervision of master builder Friedrich Emil Stoye. The client is the Berlin Gagfah (non-profit corporation for salaried homes, branch east). The construction department of Gagfah and Sächsisches Heim Landes-Siedlungs- und Wohnungs- Fürsorgegesellschaft GmbH, district management Leipzig, are responsible for the design and construction management. The overall concept corresponds to the usual schemes of social housing with front beds facing the street and lawns to the rear, two knocking bars, drying areas and tree-lined playgrounds with sandboxes. Simple plastered facades with clinker brick structure, the equipment completely preserved (compare Triftweg 6-30). LfD / 2007 |
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| Row of tenement houses (with An der Märchenwiese 67 and Probstheidaer Strasse 97) in a residential complex with front gardens | Zwickauer Strasse 100; 102; 104; 106; 108; 110; 112; 114 (card) |
1928-1929 (apartment building) | Typical plaster facade of the time, see also Zwickauer Straße 101-115, Probstheidaer Straße 91-101 and An der Märchenwiese 66 and 67, of importance in terms of local development
The building application for the apartment buildings in the two apartment blocks between Probstheidaer Straße and An der Märchenwiese (development plan Connewitz-Ost) was submitted on August 23, 1928 by the Landes-Siedlungs- und Wohnungsfürsorgegesellschaft mbH "Sächsisches Heim" (Dresden), the design and construction supervision were in hand by the Leipzig-based architect Walther Beyer. The final examination took place a year later, and the files mention the cooperation of the Bauindustrie AG FA Müller (execution?). There is a three- and a four-room apartment on each floor, with the exit on the courtyard side being reached via the kitchen. Smooth plastered facades over clinker plinths, framing front door framing elements, cornice to the first floor and wooden shutters on the ground floor. Very effective urban development concept with recessed central wings between the semi-detached houses at the corners. Continuation of the system on Probstheidaer Straße (91-97, 101). Refurbishment 2005 (???). The entire ensemble is a document of social housing from the late 1920s. LfD / 2007 |
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| Row of tenement houses (with An der Märchenwiese 66 and Probstheidaer Strasse 99) in a residential complex with front gardens | Zwickauer Strasse 101; 103; 105; 107; 109; 111; 113; 115 (card) |
1928-1929 (apartment building) | Typical plastered facade of the time, see also Zwickauer Straße 100-114, Probstheidaer Straße 91-101 and An der Märchenwiese 66 and 67, of importance in terms of local development
The building application for the apartment buildings in the two apartment blocks between Probstheidaer Strasse (number 99, 101) and An der Märchenwiese (number 66, 67) was submitted on August 23, 1928 by the Landes-Siedlungs- und Wohnungsfürsorgegesellschaft mbH "Sächsisches Heim" (Dresden) ( Zoning plan Connewitz-Ost), design and construction supervision were in the hands of Leipzig-based architect Walther Beyer. The final examination took place a year later. Mentioned in the files is the cooperation of Bauindustrie AG FA Müller (execution?). One three- and one four-room apartment per floor, with the exit on the courtyard side being reached via the kitchen. Smooth plastered facades over clinker plinths, framing front door framing elements, cornice to the first floor and wooden shutters on the ground floor. Very effective urban development concept with recessed central wings between the semi-detached houses at the corners. Continuation of the complex on Probstheidaer Straße (91-97, 101), renovation 1997. The entire ensemble is a remarkable document of social housing from the late 1920s. LfD / 2007 |
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Former cultural monuments
| image | designation | location | Dating | description | ID |
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| Duplex house | Lerchenrain 13; 13a (card) |
1934 (twin house) | Double residential building in open development with garden (plastered facade with brick base; two garage entrances in the basement zone; part of the Marienbrunn garden suburb ) |
09296671 |
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- State Office for the Preservation of Monuments Saxony Dynamic web application: Overview of the monuments listed in Saxony. In the dialog box, the location “Leipzig, City; Marienbrunn "can be selected, then an address-specific selection takes place. Alternatively, the ID can also be used. As soon as a selection has been made, further information about the selected object can be displayed and other monuments can be selected via the interactive map.
- Thomas Noack, Thomas Trajkovits, Norbert Baron, Peter Leonhardt: Cultural monuments of the city of Leipzig. (Contributions to urban development 35), City of Leipzig, Department of Urban Development and Construction, Leipzig 2002
- Christoph Kühn; Brunhilde Rothbauer: Monuments in Saxony. City of Leipzig, vol. 1. Southern urban expansion. (Monument topography of the Federal Republic of Germany), Verlag für Bauwesen, Berlin 1998, ISBN 3-345-00628-6
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