List of cultural monuments in the Radeberger Vorstadt
The list of cultural monuments in the Radeberger Vorstadt contains the cultural monuments of the Radeberger Vorstadt district in the Dresden district of Neustadt . This district is divided into the districts of Innere Neustadt , Äußere Neustadt , Leipziger Vorstadt , Radeberger Vorstadt and Albertstadt . The Prussian Quarter between Forststrasse, Körnerweg, Waldschlösschenstrasse and Jägerstrasse and to the east of it the Waldschlösschenviertel between Bautzner Strasse and Radeberger Strasse belong to the Radeberger Vorstadt .
In addition, the cultural monuments of the Radeberger Vorstadt, which are in the Loschwitz district, were recorded in a separate list.
The notes are to be observed.
This list is a partial list of the list of cultural monuments in Dresden .
This list is a partial list of the list of cultural monuments in Saxony .
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Radeberger Vorstadt
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Monument protection area Radeberger Vorstadt - Prussian Quarter | (Map) | Prussian Quarter - important testimony to Dresden urban planning in the 2nd half of the 19th century, historical, artistic, urban and landscape design significance (statute of March 18, 1999). |
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Monument protection area Elbe slopes | (Map) | of importance in shaping the appearance of the place, in shaping the landscape and thus having an effect on indications (statute of 09.05.1996). |
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Minister of State Monument | (Map) | 1895 (monument) | Erected in memory of the Minister of State Hans von Thümmel (1824–1895), boulder with inscription, significant in terms of personal history and landscape design. |
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Villa with archway, arcade arch and rear building | Alaunplatz 2 (map) |
inscribed 1874 (villa) | Remarkable and in Dresden rare example of a neo-Gothic property, enlivened by the addition of a tower and design elements such as crenellated architecture and pointed and Tudor arches, historically and artistically significant |
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Waldschlösschen brewery ; Ton jazz club | Am Brauhaus 3 (map) |
1868/1878 and later (cellars) | Cellar (see Am Brauhaus 8b / 10a); Structurally remarkable complex with several barrel vaults, mainly made of sandstone blocks, reminiscent of the diverse brewing tradition in Dresden, significant in terms of building history and local history |
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Gatehouse of the former Waldschlösschen brewery | Am Brauhaus 4 (map) |
around 1910 (gatehouse) | Gatehouse with gate system (see Am Brauhaus 8b / 10a); As part of the Waldschlösschen brewery, remind us of the diverse brewing tradition in Dresden, important in terms of both building history and local history. |
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Two well houses of the former Waldschlösschen brewery | Am Brauhaus 6 (map) |
around 1910 (fountain house) | Two well houses with adjoining gates (see Am Brauhaus 8b / 10a); As part of the Waldschlösschen brewery, remind us of the diverse brewing tradition in Dresden, important in terms of both building history and local history. |
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Societäts-Brauerei Waldschlösschen; Waldschlösschen brewery | At the brewery 8b; 10a (card) |
1837–1838 (brewery), 1866 (brewery) | Front part of the former main brewery building with terrace on the Elbe side, sandstone retaining wall system, especially on Bautzner Strasse, including two representative staircases and the memorial to the song festival of 1865; Main brewery building today a restaurant, important for the local history (see also Am Brauhaus 3, 4 and 6 and Sudhausweg 3–9). |
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Residential house in corner location and open development | An der Prießnitz 2 (map) |
1924–1925 (residential building) | striking corner building, enlivened by expressionist (or art deco) design elements, after completion owned by Hermann Arthur Kockisch, architect and owner of an office for construction, probably the builder (also created a small residential complex on Bischofswerder Strasse), structural evidence of its time, historically important |
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Single-family house with gate and retaining walls | An der Prießnitz 11 (map) |
1918–1919 (residential building) | characteristic building of the reform architecture from the beginning of the 20th century with few, but accentuating design elements, the striking mansard gable roof, significant in terms of building history |
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Row of houses and enclosure (Angelikastr. 1–13 and Bettinastraße 18) | Angelikastrasse 1; 3; 5; 7; 9; 11; 13 (card) |
1903–1904 (residential building) | Row of houses and enclosure (Angelikastr. 1–13 and Bettinastraße 18); Executed as a group house or terraced house for higher demands, a rare example for Dresden of a closed single-family country house development based on the English model, also with its restrained design typical of the reform architecture after 1900, especially significant in terms of building history |
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Row of houses with enclosure | Angelikastrasse 15; 17; 19; 21 (card) |
1903–1904, marked 1904 (residential house) | Number 17 denotes 1904, designed as a group house or terraced house for higher demands, a rare example for Dresden of a closed single-family country house development according to the English model, also with its restrained design typical of the reform architecture after 1900, significant in terms of building history |
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Row of houses with enclosure (Bettinastraße 19, 21 and Angelikastraße 15a) | Angelikastraße 15a (map) |
1903–1905 (residential building) | Row of houses with fence (Bettinastraße 19, 21 and Angelikastraße 15a); Executed as a group house or terraced house for higher demands, a rare example for Dresden of a closed single-family country house development based on the English model, also with its restrained design typical of the reform architecture after 1900, especially significant in terms of building history |
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Double house (Angelikastraße 23 and Charlottenstraße 38) | Angelikastraße 23 (map) |
until 1906, completed this year (double house) | designed as a group house for higher demands, a rare example for Dresden of a closed single-family country house development based on the English model, also with its restrained design typical of the reform architecture after 1900, significant in terms of building history. |
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Double villa with enclosure (Arndtstrasse 1 and Jägerstrasse 4) | Arndtstrasse 1 (map) |
around 1875 (villa) | Distinctive historicizing building with facades faced with sandstone, horizontal structure, corner accentuation, extensions, enlivened by various decorative elements, typical of the time, significant in terms of building history, in connection with the Prussian Quarter, also called Radeberger Vorstadt, of importance in terms of urban building history |
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Rental villa with outbuilding (shed) and enclosure | Arndtstrasse 2 (map) |
1896–1897 (rental villa) | Distinctive historicizing buildings with shapes such as stepped gables that are reminiscent of the Gothic , especially important in terms of architectural history, Remise buildings with rarity value, in connection with the Prussian Quarter, also called Radeberger Vorstadt, of importance in terms of urban construction history. |
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Rental villa with enclosure | Arndtstrasse 3 (map) |
1899 (rental villa) | Distinctive neo-Baroque residential building at the transition to Art Nouveau , the central porch with a curved gable above it, enlivened by comparatively restrained but accentuating jewelry, historically and artistically significant, in connection with the Prussian Quarter, also called Radeberger Vorstadt, of importance in terms of urban construction history |
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Rental villa with enclosure | Arndtstrasse 4 (map) |
1898 (rental villa) | Example of the objectified architecture around and after 1900 with historicizing elements, already influenced by Heimatstil and Art Nouveau (echoes of the English country house style ), of architectural importance, in connection with the Prussian Quarter, also called Radeberger Vorstadt, of importance in terms of urban construction history |
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Rental villa with enclosure | Arndtstrasse 5 (map) |
marked 1899, dating apparently during the renovation (rental villa) | Distinctive neo-baroque residential building at the transition to Art Nouveau, the central porch is striking, facades enlivened by comparatively restrained but accentuating jewelry, historically and artistically significant, in connection with the Prussian Quarter, also called Radeberger Vorstadt, of importance in terms of urban construction history |
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Villa with enclosure | Arndtstrasse 6 (map) |
1885–1886 (villa) | Distinctive historicizing building, emphasis on the central axis, revitalization with jewelery, for a time the parents' house of the writer Ludwig Renn , of which a memorial plaque reminds us, significant in terms of building history and personal history, in connection with the Prussian Quarter, also called Radeberger Vorstadt, of importance in terms of urban construction history |
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Villa Bianka | Arndtstrasse 7 (map) |
1898–1899 (rental villa) | Rental villa with enclosure; Distinctive neo-baroque residential building, striking central projectile with curved gable, facades enlivened by comparatively restrained but accentuating jewelry, historically and artistically significant, in connection with the Prussian quarter, also called Radeberger Vorstadt, of importance in terms of urban construction history |
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Rental villa | Arndtstrasse 8 (map) |
1897–1898 (rental villa) | Historically designed building, animated by decorative and structural elements, the horizontal dominated, significant in terms of building history, in connection with the Prussian Quarter, also called Radeberger Vorstadt, of importance in terms of urban building history |
09214771 |
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Double villa with rear building and enclosure | Arndtstrasse 9 (map) |
1898–1899 (villa), 1898–1899 (rear building) | Double villa with back building and enclosure (Arndtstrasse 9 and Louis-Braille-Strasse 8); Historically designed building, enlivened by decorative and structural elements, for a time the parental home of the writer Ludwig Renn, significant in terms of building history and personal history, in connection with the Prussian Quarter, also called Radeberger Vorstadt, of importance in terms of urban construction history |
09214394 |
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Rental villa | Arndtstrasse 10 (map) |
1897–1898 (rental villa) | Historically designed building, animated by decorative and structural elements, the horizontal dominated, significant in terms of building history, in connection with the Prussian Quarter, also called Radeberger Vorstadt, of importance in terms of urban building history |
09215483 |
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Rental villa | Arndtstrasse 11 (map) |
1900–1901 (rental villa) | time characteristic building with Jugendstil, the historicism compared to the older Materne buildings on the road (number 3, 5 and 7) completely suppressed, architecturally significant, mentioned in connection with the Prussian quarter, even Radeberger suburb, town planning history of concern |
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Rental villa | Arndtstrasse 12 (map) |
1901–1902 (villa) | striking, still historicizing building from the beginning of the 20th century, significant in terms of building history, in connection with the Prussian Quarter, also called Radeberger Vorstadt, of importance in terms of urban building history |
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Rental villa | Arndtstrasse 13 (map) |
1901–1902 (rental villa) | Distinctive Art Nouveau building with characteristic décor and elegant details, historically and artistically significant and, as part of the Prussian Quarter residential area, of importance in terms of urban development history |
09215489 |
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Villa Mende | On the Meisenberg 1 (map) |
1937, according to address book (residential building) | Residential house with attached garage in open development; characteristic building, traditionally designed with a hipped roof and folding shutters, around 1935, historically significant, built for Martin Mende . |
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Residential house in open development | On the Meisenberg 5 (map) |
around 1935 (residential building) | characteristic building with a hipped roof, folding shutters, segmented arched windows and balcony above the entrance, traditionally designed from around 1935, is reminiscent of the houses of the architect Paul Schmitthenner (1884–1972), who helped shape residential construction at the time , and is significant in terms of building history. |
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Residential house in open development with a small terrace | On the Meisenberg 9 (map) |
1936 (residential building) | Distinctive residential building, characteristic of the period around 1935, as a plastered rectangular building with a gable roof , stone-faced elements, openings with segmented arches, significant in terms of architectural history |
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Residential house in open development | On the Meisenberg 17 (map) |
marked 1937 (residential building) | Characteristic building with a hipped roof and folding shutters from around 1935, significant in terms of building history |
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Rental villa | Bachstrasse 7 (map) |
around 1860 (villa) | Slightly reduced early historical building from the 3rd quarter of the 19th century, windows newer addition, reminds of the origin of the quarter, of importance in terms of urban development |
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Tenement house with enclosure in open development | Bachstrasse 18 (map) |
around 1895 (tenement) | representative historicizing clinker stone building, historically significant, in connection with the Prussian Quarter, also called Radeberger Vorstadt, of importance in terms of urban building history |
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Tenement house with enclosure in open development | Baumstrasse 5 (map) |
1898–1899 (tenement house) | characteristic eclectic building of the late Wilhelminian era with an elaborate facade design, dominated by the side risalits with gables, significant in terms of building history and art |
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Globular stele | Bautzner Strasse (map) |
around 2010 (memorial plaque) | made of table and stick, commemorates the place where the painter Gerhard von Kügelgen (1772–1820) was killed by a robbery on March 27, 1820, of personal and local significance (historical place) |
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Königsufer; Pavilion at the Waldschlösschen (individual monument for ID no.09306037) | Bautzner Strasse (map) |
1933–1938 (observation pavilion) | Individual monument belonging to the Königsufer as a whole (ID no. 09306037, see list of cultural monuments in the Inner Neustadt ): viewing pavilion ; near the Waldschlösschen brewery, part of the Neustädter Elbe bank design, in a conspicuous, partly representative and also time-typical form, Königsufer unique design of the river bank of a city, significant in terms of building history, artistry, urban planning and gardening / landscape design. |
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Drachenschänke (formerly) | Bautzner Strasse 72 (map) |
1st half of the 18th century, around 1734 (inn), rebuilt after 1945 (inn) | Inn on substructure, plus enclosure wall with gate; on the site of the former Linckeschen Bad , rebuilt after 1945 on old foundations in a different form, historical restaurant, today serves as residential purposes, has an impact on the Elbe area of the city, especially in terms of landscape design. |
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Minol gas station (formerly) | Bautzner Strasse 72b (next to) (map) |
1927 (gas station) | Gas station; As an architectural testimony to the history of transport of its time, of importance in terms of technology and construction history, it is also one of the few surviving examples from the 1920s that is rare in Germany or even unique. |
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Villa Anna | Bautzner Strasse 74 (map) |
1856 (villa) | Villa with garden, two corner pavilions on Bautzner Strasse and the Elbe side as well as fences / retaining walls (Elbe side and street side) with gate; Center emphasized, round arched windows , aedicle-like window frames, remarkable neo-renaissance building of the Semper-Nicolai-Schule (also Dresden School), which dominated around and after 1850 in Dresden and beyond , historically and artistically significant. |
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Outbuilding with coach house | Bautzner Strasse 76 (map) |
around 1870 outbuilding with remise (outbuilding) | Despite its subordinate function, it is one of the most characterful historicist buildings in Dresden, especially important in terms of architectural history |
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Villa with garden, enclosure with gate and coach house | Bautzner Strasse 80 (map) |
inscribed 1872 (villa), around 1900 (coach house) | Castle-like neo-Gothic villa in the Tudor style with pointed arch openings, turret-like attachments, the typical, laterally angled window roofings (crankings), concluding crenellated wreaths, mostly stylized, striking in design, historically and artistically significant |
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villa | Bautzner Strasse 82 (map) |
1860 (villa) | Villa with garden and fencing (Elbe-side and street-side) and gate; Castle-like neo-Gothic villa in Tudor style with pointed arch openings, turret-like attachments, the typical, laterally angled window roofs, concluding crenellated wreaths , mostly stylized, striking in design, significant in terms of building history and artistically. |
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Villa with garden and enclosure | Bautzner Strasse 86 (map) |
1863–1864 (villa) | Neo-Renaissance building with rich sculptural decoration and flat hipped roof, richly designed garden side, building looks far into the Elbe area of the city, significant in terms of building history, artistry and landscape design |
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Villa with two outbuildings, villa garden and enclosures | Bautzner Strasse 88 (map) |
1863–1864 (villa), 1863–1864 (villa garden / country house garden), around 1880 (outbuilding) | the outbuildings originally used as a coachman's and gardener's apartment or stables and wagon depot, stately, street-side two-storey villa of the Nicolai school, historically and artistically significant, has an impact on the Elbe area of the city, therefore also of importance in terms of landscape design |
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Enclosure on the Elbe side | Bautzner Strasse 90 (map) |
last quarter of the 19th century (enclosure) | Elbe-side enclosure; works in the Elbe area, significant landscape shaping |
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Enclosure on the Elbe side | Bautzner Strasse 92 (map) |
last quarter of the 19th century (enclosure) | Elbe-side enclosure; works in the Elbe area, significant landscape shaping |
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Villa with garden and enclosure and two side buildings | Bautzner Strasse 94 (map) |
1863 (villa) | The latter was originally used as a coach house, the main building dominated by a central projectile, on the garden side enlivened by columns and pilasters, a remarkable example of a historicizing residential building of the Semper Nicolai School typical of Dresden, significant in terms of architectural history, due to its design requirements and the exposed locations, artistically and urbanistically valuable |
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Villa with enclosure and garden | Bautzner Strasse 95 (map) |
1862 (villa), 1862 (villa garden / country house garden) | Above all, a neo-renaissance building, the garden-side three-axis central projection including triangular gables and acroteries appearing late classicistic, the garden designed by court gardener Hermann Sigismund Neumann is being reconstructed, a property that is important in terms of building history, garden art and art |
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Marcolini dairy with outbuilding (so-called Swiss house) | Bautzner Strasse 96 (map) |
in the core around 1790 (villa), around 1795/1796, western gatehouse (gatehouse), 1852/1856, eastern gatehouse (gatehouse) | Villa with two gatehouses, outbuildings (so-called Schweizerhaus), built for Camillo Marcolini , villa garden and enclosures with gate and gate; Since 1785 the center of an agricultural model property based on the English model, today's appearance of the main building mainly characterized by expansion in the sense of the neo-renaissance around 1863, central emphasis, round windows, balcony template, in any case the construction of the Nicolai school, significant in terms of building history, local history and artistically. |
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Outbuildings, representative staircases and fences (Elbe-side and street-side) | Bautzner Strasse 98 (map) |
around 1893/1894 (outbuilding) | historicizing building, part of a striking villa development, significance in terms of building history, urban history and landscape design |
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villa | Bautzner Strasse 99 (map) |
1857 (villa) | Villa with enclosure; Distinctive building with a prominent central projection, characteristic property of the Semper-Nicolai-Schule, a Dresden variant of the neo-renaissance, aesthetically sophisticated, historically and artistically significant and, as part of the Prussian Quarter, of importance in terms of urban development. |
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Totality of Villa Zietz with individual monuments | Bautzner Strasse 102 (map) |
1854–1855 (population) | Material entity Villa Zietz (Bautzner Straße 102) with the individual monuments villa, enclosure, retaining wall and solitary tree (individual monument ID No. 09306637) as well as the entity part garden; A historically sophisticated property in terms of design, extensive outdoor facilities that look into the Elbe area, also of importance in terms of landscape design and urban planning. |
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Villa Zietz (individual monuments for ID no.09214444) | Bautzner Strasse 102 (map) |
1854–1855 (villa) | Individual features of the above-mentioned entity: villa, enclosure, retaining wall and solitary tree; Architecturally demanding historicist building, historically and artistically significant, solitary tree and villa form a unit of monument value. |
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Country house / villa with wash house | Bautzner Strasse 103 (map) |
1861 (villa) | Country house / villa with wash house and enclosure on Bautzner Strasse, Stolpener Strasse and Radeberger Strasse; characteristic late classical building, one of the oldest in the Prussian Quarter, significant in terms of building history and urban development history. |
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Felsner Villa (former) | Bautzner Strasse 104 (map) |
1862–1863 (villa) | Villa with garden, coach house and substructures; a rather rare type of country house in Dresden with a tower around 1850 of the Berlin-Potsdam architecture of the Schinkel succession, architecturally and artistically significant, has an impact on the Elbe area and is therefore also of importance in terms of urban planning. |
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Wall to Radeberger Strasse | Bautzner Strasse 105 (map) |
2nd half of the 19th century (enclosure) | Part of an impressive line of walls that characterizes the townscape, mainly made of sandstone blocks, of relevance to the history of the town |
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Wigman School (formerly) | Bautzner Strasse 107 (map) |
1926–1927 (school), 1857–1858 (villa), around 1970 (molded concrete wall) | Former Dance school from a villa, molded concrete walls as an enclosure, rear extension and wall facing Radeberger Straße; Extension building with three halls and a connecting corridor, property is reminiscent of Mary Wigman (1886–1973), a German dancer, choreographer and dance teacher with international reach, was also a renowned cultural institution of the city, building complex was significant in terms of cultural history, local history and personal history. |
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Villa with enclosure | Bautzner Strasse 109 (map) |
1855–1856 (villa) | Example of the Semper-Nicolai school that dominated Dresden in the second half of the 19th century with a raised central section, remarkable is the largely authentically preserved historicizing facade, significant in terms of building history and artistically |
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Villa Elysium | Bautzner Strasse 110 (map) |
1851-1853 (villa) | Villa with rear tower extension and substructures as well as villa garden with terracing, stairs, grotto and remains of a bridge as well as an enclosure wall; Remarkable historicizing building, entire complex of one of the most representative structural and horticultural properties around 1850 in Dresden, significant in terms of building history, artistry and landscape design. |
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villa | Bautzner Strasse 125 (map) |
1856 (villa) | Villa with oval water basin, street-side fence and side walls; Castle-like neo-Gothic villa in Tudor style with a small octagonal tower, concluding crenellated wreath, striking in design, significant in terms of building history and artistically. |
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Villa with enclosure | Bautzner Strasse 127 (map) |
around 1880 (villa) | Distinctive historicizing residential building from the second half of the 19th century, central axis emphasized by arched openings, building visible from afar through openings in the street to Elbe, significant in terms of building history and urban planning |
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Rental villa | Bautzner Strasse 129 (map) |
around 1875 (rental villa) | Despite the slightly reduced facade, a striking historic building from the second half of the 19th century, representative of the round arch style, also part of an impressive series of villa buildings that look into the Elbe area, significant in terms of building history and urban development |
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Rental villa with enclosure | Bautzner Strasse 131 (map) |
1872–1873 (rental villa) | Distinctive building with prominent central projections, characteristic property of its time, example of the Semper-Nicolai-Schule, a Dresden variant of the neo-renaissance, aesthetically sophisticated, historically and artistically significant and as part of the Prussian Quarter residential area of urban development history |
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Rental villa with rear building and enclosure | Bautzner Strasse 133 (map) |
1893–1894 (rental villa) | Historical building typical of the time in the sense of the German Renaissance, dominated by tail gables belonging to this style , significant in terms of building history, in connection with the Prussian Quarter, also called Radeberger Vorstadt, of importance in terms of urban building history |
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Villa with enclosure | Bautzner Strasse 135 (map) |
1886–1887 (villa) | Distinctive residential building from the end of the 19th century, with a balanced facade structure, central projections, noble decorations and central hall around which other rooms are grouped, representatives of the Semper Nicolai School, which is so important for Dresden, inside still considerable pieces of equipment from the time of construction, property in terms of architectural history and artistic significant |
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Rental villa | Bautzner Strasse 141 (map) |
1872–1873 (rental villa) | Distinctive building with a prominent central projection, characteristic property of its time, example of the Semper Nicolai School, a Dresden variant of the neo-renaissance, aesthetically sophisticated, historically and artistically significant and, as part of the Prussian Quarter residential area, of importance in terms of urban development |
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Rental villa with enclosure and rear building | Bautzner Strasse 143; 143a (card) |
1895–1896 (villa) | Extremely representative villa property from the late 19th century, clinker brick construction, rich historicizing facade decor, mainly based on the German Renaissance, significant building history, also artistically important |
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Villa with enclosure | Bautzner Strasse 147 (map) |
1875 (villa) | Distinctive building with a prominent central projection, characteristic property of its time, example of the Semper-Nicolai School, a Dresden variant of the neo-renaissance, whereby motifs from the French classic were also used (high roof with ornamented dormers), aesthetically sophisticated, historically and artistically significant as well as part of the residential district Prussian Quarter of importance in terms of urban development history |
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Villa with enclosure | Bautzner Strasse 149 (map) |
1866 (villa) | Distinctive building with prominent central projections, characteristic property of its time, example of the Semper-Nicolai-Schule, a Dresden variant of the neo-renaissance, aesthetically sophisticated, historically and artistically significant and as part of the Prussian Quarter residential area of urban development history |
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Row of houses (Klarastr. 2–8 and Bautzner Straße 171) | Bautzner Strasse 171 (map) |
1903–1904 (residential building) | Executed as a group house or terraced house for higher demands, a rare example for Dresden of a closed single-family country house development based on the English model, also with its restrained design typical of the reform architecture after 1900, especially significant in terms of building history |
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Row of houses with enclosure | Bettinastrasse 12; 14; 16 (card) |
1903–1904 (residential building) | Executed as a group house or terraced house for higher demands, a rare example for Dresden of a closed single-family country house development based on the English model, also with its restrained design typical of the reform architecture after 1900, especially significant in terms of building history |
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Semi-detached house with enclosure | Bettinastrasse 15; 17 (map) |
until 1908 (double house) | designed as a group house for higher demands, a rare example for Dresden of a closed single-family country house development based on the English model, also with its restrained design typical of the reform architecture after 1900, especially significant in terms of architectural history |
09214545 |
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Row of houses and enclosure (Angelikastr. 1–13 and Bettinastraße 18) | Bettinastraße 18 (map) |
1903–1904 (residential building) | Executed as a group house or terraced house for higher demands, a rare example for Dresden of a closed single-family country house development based on the English model, also with its restrained design typical of the reform architecture after 1900, especially significant in terms of building history |
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Row of houses with enclosure (Bettinastraße 19, 21 and Angelikastraße 15a) | Bettinastrasse 19; 21 (card) |
1903–1905 (residential building) | Executed as a group house or terraced house for higher demands, a rare example for Dresden of a closed single-family country house development based on the English model, also with its restrained design typical of the reform architecture after 1900, especially significant in terms of building history |
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Residential house, side building with a former garden bar | Bischofsweg 31 (map) |
around 1865 (residential building) | as a historical restoration in the Prießnitzgrund of particular importance for the local history, also largely preserved in its unit of main house, one-story outbuilding and patio (garden) |
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Residential house with enclosure, in open development | Bischofsweg 41 (map) |
around 1862 (country house) | As a largely originally preserved example of a country house designed in the Swiss house style, it is particularly significant in terms of architectural history, and as part of the Prussian Quarter residential area of importance in terms of urban development history |
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Semi-detached house in open development | Bischofsweg 98; 100 (card) |
1860/1870 (double house) | Despite its simplicity, it is a striking, pre-Wilhelminian building, one of the oldest in the area, significant in terms of building history and urban development history |
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Tenement house with enclosure in open development | Bischofsweg 102 (map) |
around 1890 (tenement) | Street side with a flat central projection, a simple example of the Semper-Nicolai School, a Dresden variant of the neo-renaissance, significant in terms of building history and, as part of the Prussian Quarter, of urban development history |
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Housing complex with a double-T-shaped floor plan with fencing in open development | Bischofsweg 104; 104a; 104b; 104c; (Map) |
1914–1916 (residential building) | changed and simplified, still recognizable as the building of the reform architecture after 1900, including a roof that can be seen from afar, the establishment of the general tenants' association, started from 1914, of particular importance in terms of architectural history |
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Former day nursery with enclosure | Bischofsweg 106 (map) |
around 1910 (day nursery) | according to the inscription, conceived as such, distinctive building of reform architecture with restrained structure and accentuating ornamentation, example of the educational building category, today residential building, above all significant in terms of building history |
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Prießnitzbad; Evangelical Free Church Pentecostal Church (ELIM Church) | Bischofswerder Strasse 1 (map) |
1831 (inn) | Restaurant (former), with outbuildings and garden; used today by the free church community, simple construction of the reform architecture after 1900, especially of architectural importance. |
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Totality of residential complex at Bischofswerder Straße with numerous individual monuments | Bischofswerder Strasse 3; 5; 6; 7; 8th; 9; 10; 12; 14; 76; 78; 80; 83; 84; 85; 86; 87; 88; 89 (card) |
1927–1930 (residential complex) | Material entirety of the Bischofswerder Strasse residential complex with the following individual monuments: residential building, double dwelling and rows of houses as well as the outdoor facilities, including the enclosures, as parts of the aggregate; Plant made up of nine buildings Significant in terms of building history and urban development history. |
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Residential complex Bischofswerder Straße: Residential building (individual monument for ID No. 09306123) | Bischofswerder Strasse 3 (map) |
around 1930 (apartment building) | Individual monument of the aggregate housing complex Bischofswerder Straße: residential building; Erected in traditional construction, in contrast to the other buildings in the ensemble, revitalized with clinker brick surfaces, lattice windows and folding shutters, more objective design, part of a remarkable ensemble of small apartments and housing developments around 1925, significant in terms of architectural history. |
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House in a corner and open development | Bischofswerder Strasse 4 (map) |
1926 (residential building) | Typical residential building of its time with cautiously designed facades, of importance in terms of urban development |
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Housing complex Bischofswerder Straße: row of houses (single monument for ID-Nr. 09306123) | Bischofswerder Strasse 5; 7; 9 (card) |
1928 (apartment building) | Individual monument of the aggregate residential complex Bischofswerder Straße: row of houses; Erected in traditional construction, attractively enlivened by risalites with accentuating Art Deco decorations, part of a remarkable ensemble of small apartments and housing developments around 1925, significant in terms of architectural history |
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Residential complex Bischofswerder Straße: double residential building (single monument for ID no.09306123) | Bischofswerder Strasse 6; 8 (card) |
1927 (twin house) | Individual monument belonging to the whole of the residential complex at Bischofswerder Strasse: double residential building; Erected in traditional construction, charmingly enlivened by risalits with accentuating Art Deco decorations, part of a remarkable ensemble of small apartments and housing developments around 1925, significant in terms of architectural history |
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Housing complex Bischofswerder Straße: row of houses (single monument for ID-Nr. 09306123) | Bischofswerder Strasse 10; 12; 14 (card) |
1927 (apartment building) | Individual monument of the aggregate residential complex Bischofswerder Straße: row of houses; Erected in traditional construction, charmingly enlivened by risalits with accentuating Art Deco decorations, part of a remarkable ensemble of small apartments and housing developments around 1925, significant in terms of architectural history |
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Residential complex Bischofswerder Straße: Residential building (individual monument for ID No. 09306123) | Bischofswerder Strasse 76 (map) |
1929 (apartment building) | Individual monument of the aggregate housing complex Bischofswerder Straße: residential building; Erected in traditional construction, attractively enlivened by accentuating Art Deco jewelry, part of a creatively remarkable ensemble of small apartments and housing developments around 1925, significant in terms of architectural history |
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Residential complex Bischofswerder Straße: row of houses from No. 78-84 (individual monument to ID No. 09306123) | Bischofswerder Strasse 78; 80; 84 (map) |
1929 (apartment building) | Individual monument belonging to the whole of the residential complex at Bischofswerder Strasse: row of houses from No. 78–84 (No. 82 destroyed in World War II); Erected in traditional construction, charmingly enlivened by risalits with accentuating Art Deco decorations, part of a remarkable ensemble of small apartments and housing developments around 1925, significant in terms of architectural history |
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Residential complex Bischofswerder Straße: Residential building (individual monument for ID No. 09306123) | Bischofswerder Strasse 83 (map) |
1928 (apartment building) | Individual monument of the aggregate housing complex Bischofswerder Straße: residential building; Erected in traditional construction, attractively enlivened by accentuating Art Deco jewelry, part of a creatively remarkable ensemble of small apartments and housing developments around 1925, significant in terms of architectural history |
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Housing complex Bischofswerder Straße: row of houses (single monument for ID-Nr. 09306123) | Bischofswerder Strasse 85; 87; 89 (card) |
1928 (apartment building) | Individual monument of the aggregate residential complex Bischofswerder Straße: row of houses; Erected in traditional construction, attractively enlivened by accentuating Art Deco jewelry, part of a creatively remarkable ensemble of small apartments and housing developments around 1925, significant in terms of architectural history |
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Residential complex Bischofswerder Straße: double residential building (single monument for ID no.09306123) | Bischofswerder Strasse 86; 88 (card) |
1929 (duplex) | Individual monument belonging to the whole of the residential complex at Bischofswerder Strasse: double residential building; Erected in traditional construction, charmingly enlivened by risalits with accentuating Art Deco decorations, part of a remarkable ensemble of small apartments and housing developments around 1925, significant in terms of architectural history |
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Residential complex with three houses, designed open space and fencing | Charlottenstrasse 5; 7; 9 (card) |
1925–1926 (residential building) | traditional buildings with hipped roofs and expressionistic design elements, idiosyncratic fencing part of the open space design, built by the German Reich for military personnel, as typical examples of small-scale housing and settlement construction around 1930, particularly significant in terms of architectural history |
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House with a small side gate | Charlottenstrasse 12 (map) |
around 1935 (residential building) | Characteristic, traditionally designed building with a hipped roof from around 1935, forms a small contiguous assembly group with neighboring number 14, significant in terms of building history |
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Former Albertstadt waterworks | Charlottenstrasse 13 (map) |
marked 1902 (waterworks), marked 1902 (residential building), marked 1915–1916 (fountain house) | Two residential buildings, a machine house, a workshop building and a tower-like fountain house as well as a fence facing Charlottenstrasse (Charlottenstrasse 13 and Radeberger Strasse 82, 84); Drive unit from the company H. Pöge from Chemnitz from 1902 still preserved in the machine house. It was used to supply water to the Albertstadt garrison (the "Albertstadt manor district"), a facility that is particularly important in terms of local history, technical history and economic history |
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Residential house with attached garage and garden as well as fencing | Charlottenstrasse 14 (map) |
around 1935 (villa) | Characteristic building with a hipped roof and folding shutters from around 1935, significant in terms of building history |
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Grumbt Villa | Charlottenstrasse 34 (map) |
1906–1907 (villa) | Villa with garden plot; Stately, creatively extremely sophisticated and for its time ultra-modern residential building with a veranda in the strict Art Nouveau style, functional, almost archaic, revitalized by central projections and extensions, the work of the locally important architect Martin Pietzsch , built for Ernst Grumbt (1840-1917), historically and artistically significant . |
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House Trutzschel | Charlottenstrasse 36 (map) |
1904 (villa) | Villa with garden plot; Stately, creatively extremely sophisticated and for its time ultra-modern residential building, objectified, with accentuating, neo-baroque ornamentation, the work of the nationally important architect Max Hans Kühne , the creator of Leipzig Central Station, historically and artistically significant |
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Double house (Angelikastraße 23 and Charlottenstraße 38) | Charlottenstrasse 38 (map) |
until 1906, completed this year (double house) | designed as a group house for higher demands, a rare example for Dresden of a closed single-family country house development based on the English model, also with its restrained design typical of the reform architecture after 1900, significant in terms of building history |
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Boehmert monument | Fischhausstraße 12 (before) (map) |
1898 (monument) | Monument; erected in memory of the district judge Dr. Karl Böhmert (1862–1898), son of Viktor Böhmert , boulder with medallion and inscription, in front of the physically handicapped school, important in terms of personal history. |
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Heidepark with Volksheim | Fischhausstrasse 12a (map) |
around 1895 (outbuilding) | Outbuilding / pavilion; Part of a people's home of the Volkswohl Association, an institution that offered workers and their families educational opportunities and better leisure time activities, probably a restaurant / excursion restaurant in 1950, the main building has meanwhile been demolished, significant in terms of local history |
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II. Forest school | Fischhausstrasse 12b (map) |
1928 (school) | School-building; Distinctive complex around the inner courtyard, based on the Bauhaus style with strictly geometric building cubes, flat roofs and characteristic hinges of doors and windows, significant in terms of building history, artistry, local history and personal history. |
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Fish house | Fischhausstrasse 14; 14a (card) |
1786–1800 (inn) | Guest house with back building; The first two-storey, laterally younger extension from 1904 with entrance and porch design, characteristic building around 1800 with bat dormers in the crooked hip roof , boarded upper floor and folding shutters on the ground floor, the extension from the beginning of the 20th century adapted to the old building in terms of the reform style, interior of the rear building with the oldest substance (small pointed arch opening), one of the most traditional restorations in Dresden, first building at this point, the residence of an electoral pond keeper, then used by the forestry office, property of architectural and local significance. |
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villa | Fischhausstrasse 15 (map) |
around 1910 (villa) | Residential building of the reform style with a striking cubature and a few accentuating structural and decorative elements, dominated by a gabled central projection with exit and entrance, the work of the locally known office Stephan und Möbius, significant in terms of architectural history |
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Saloppe waterworks (I) and Hosterwitz waterworks (III) | Fischhausstrasse 17 (map) |
1872–1875 (elevated water reservoir), 1904–1908 (elevated water reservoir) | Two elevated tanks with entrance structures / valve houses, plus terraces and staircases; the older, 1872–1875 built storage facility belongs to the Saloppe, the younger one, which went into operation in 1908 to the Hosterwitz waterworks, extremely impressive and structurally remarkable technical structures, document the supply of the Dresden population, which increased by leaps and bounds after the middle of the 19th century, both in terms of local history and technology significant. |
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Residential building | Fischhausstrasse 17b (map) |
1914 (official residence) | Former official residence for employees of the municipal waterworks, originally equipped with two laboratory rooms and three apartments, significant in terms of building history and local history (see also Fischhausstraße 17) |
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Rental villa with enclosure | Forststraße 2 (map) |
around 1860 (rental villa) | the latter slightly changed, distinctive building with a prominent central projection, characteristic property of the Semper-Nicolai-Schule, a Dresden variant of the neo-renaissance, aesthetically demanding, historically and artistically significant and, as part of the Prussian Quarter residential area, of importance in terms of urban development |
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Villa with enclosure | Forststraße 6 (map) |
around 1865 (villa) | Building with a prominent central projection, characteristic property of the Semper-Nicolai-Schule, a Dresden variant of the neo-renaissance, historically significant and, as part of the Prussian Quarter residential area, of importance in terms of urban development history |
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Chicory and beetroot coffee factory (formerly) | Forest road 7; 7a; 7b; 7c (card) |
1st half of the 19th century (factory building) | Two buildings and the remains of the wall directly on the street; as the remnants of a formerly locally important company, historically significant |
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around 1880, in the core probably older (rental villa) | Historicist building of its time, as part of the residential district Prussian Quarter of importance in terms of urban development |
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| Villa with outbuildings, garden and fencing | Forststraße 17 (map) |
around 1870 (villa) | Building with artistically highlighted central projections, on the street side and on the back, characteristic property of the Semper-Nicolai-Schule, a Dresden variant of the neo-renaissance, aesthetically sophisticated, in the roof area adapted to new living requirements, historically important and as part of the Prussian Quarter residential area of importance in terms of urban development |
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Villa with enclosure | Forststraße 18 (map) |
1864 (villa) | representative, historicizing building, highlighted by corner towers, with a plastered sandstone facade and, above all, a structure and ornamentation borrowed from the Renaissance, sophisticated in design, historically and artistically significant as well as of rarity (in this form probably only comparable with the Kleinzschachwitzer Ufer 70, could the be the same architect) also as part of the residential quarter Preussisches Viertel of importance in terms of urban development history |
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Villa with garden and enclosure | Forststraße 25 (map) |
around 1862 (villa) | Distinctive building with a prominent central projection, in front of it a veranda with an exit on the upper floor, characteristic property of the Semper-Nicolai-Schule, a Dresden variant of the neo-renaissance, significant in terms of building history and, as part of the Prussian Quarter residential area, of importance for the history of urban development |
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Residential house with garden and enclosure | Forststraße 27 (map) |
around 1862 (villa) | in the style of a country house with echoes of the Swiss style, single storey, probably one of the first buildings in the area, significant in terms of architectural history and, as part of the residential district, Prussian Quarter, of importance in terms of urban development history |
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villa | Forststraße 39 (map) |
around 1862 (villa) | Built in the Tudor style, significant in terms of building history and, as part of the Prussian Quarter residential area, of importance in terms of urban development history |
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Rental villa | Hohnsteiner Strasse 7 (map) |
around 1875 (rental villa) | in the stairwell remains of the original painting as decorative painting, typical historicist and at the same time sophisticatedly designed residential building of the late 19th century, dominated by a gabled central projectile with porch, significant building history |
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Rental villa with enclosure | Jägerstrasse 1 (map) |
1889–1890 (rental villa) | striking historicizing residential building, enlivened by open, filigree porch and noble facade structure, significant in terms of building history, also of importance as part of the Prussian quarter in terms of urban development history |
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Rental villa with enclosure | Jägerstrasse 2 (map) |
1874-1875 (rental villa) | Distinctive building with a prominent central projection, characteristic property of the Semper-Nicolai-Schule, a Dresden variant of the neo-renaissance, aesthetically sophisticated, historically and artistically significant and, as part of the Prussian Quarter, of importance in terms of urban development |
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Double villa with enclosure (Arndtstrasse 1 and Jägerstrasse 4) | Jägerstrasse 4 (map) |
around 1875 (villa) | Distinctive historicizing building with facades faced with sandstone, horizontal structure, corner accentuation, extensions, enlivened by various decorative elements, typical of the time, significant in terms of building history, in connection with the Prussian Quarter, also called Radeberger Vorstadt, of importance in terms of urban building history |
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Villa with enclosure | Jägerstrasse 5 (map) |
1876–1877 (villa) | Building with a prominent central projection including a pillar porch, in the broader sense property of the Semper-Nicolai-Schule, a Dresden variant of the neo-renaissance, significant in terms of building history and, as part of the Prussian Quarter residential area, of importance for urban development |
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Rental villa with enclosure | Jägerstrasse 6 (map) |
1880/1898 (villa) | Distinctive building with a prominent central projection, in the broader sense a characteristic property of the Semper-Nicolai-Schule, a Dresden variant of the neo-renaissance, aesthetically sophisticated, historically and artistically significant and, as part of the Prussian Quarter residential area, of importance in terms of urban development |
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Rental villa with fencing in a corner | Jägerstrasse 7 (map) |
1870, according to the address book (rental villa) | Distinctive historic residential building of its time, noble design, significant in terms of building history and, as part of the residential district Prussian Quarter, of importance in terms of urban development history |
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Apartment building in open development | Jägerstrasse 8 (map) |
1896, according to address book (apartment building) | Representative historic sandstone clinker brick building from the late 19th century, significant in terms of building history and, as part of the Prussian Quarter residential area, of importance in terms of urban development history |
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Rental villa | Jägerstrasse 10a (map) |
1872–1873 (rental villa) | Above all, a remarkable facade design with a classicistic character, emphasized by the design of the central projectile with triangular gable and niche figure, of architectural and artistic importance and, as part of the Prussian Quarter, of urban development history |
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villa | Jägerstrasse 11 (map) |
1902–1903 (villa) | still historicist residential building with considerable parts of the original equipment, historically significant as well as as part of the residential quarter Prussian Quarter of urban development history |
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Villa with garden and enclosure | Jägerstrasse 12 (map) |
1866–1867 (villa) | striking historicizing building from the end of the 19th century with echoes of the Swiss house style, despite changes still impressive hallway with wall-mounted equipment, historically significant and as part of the Prussian Quarter residential area of urban development history |
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Rental villa with enclosure | Jägerstrasse 13 (map) |
1879–1880 and around 1895 (rental villa) | Distinctive historicizing residential building in the Prussian Quarter, significant parts of older furnishings on the first floor and in the stairwell, especially important in terms of building history and art history because of the interior, also of importance as part of the Prussian Quarter in terms of urban development history |
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Villa Bella Vista | Jägerstrasse 14 (map) |
1873, according to address book (villa) | Villa with garden plot and enclosure; Historicizing residential building of the late 19th century characteristic of its time, eye-catching garden design, as part of the Prussian Quarter also of importance in terms of urban development history |
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Residential house and enclosure in open development | Jägerstrasse 15 (map) |
around 1935 (residential building) | Rectangular building with a hipped roof and a small pergola, typical traditional building around 1930, significant in terms of building history and, as part of the Prussian Quarter, of importance for urban development |
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Rental villa with enclosure | Jägerstrasse 18 (map) |
marked 1904 (weather vane) | Neo-Baroque residential building around 1900, dominated by high gables and towers, further revitalization through bay windows as well as various decorative and structural elements, inside still parts of the old furnishings, largely originally preserved, historically significant, and as part of the Prussian Quarter of importance for urban development |
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Rental villa | Jägerstrasse 21 (map) |
1896, according to address book (rental villa) | Distinctive historical residential building of its time, with a tail gable, corner tower and a decorative element, such as the arched curtain windows, designed based on the German Renaissance, significant in terms of building history and, as part of the Prussian Quarter, of importance in terms of urban development history |
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Villa with (back building, garage?) And gate entrance | Jägerstrasse 24 (map) |
1890, according to address book (villa) | representative historicist residential building of its time with a striking clinker brick facade and various decorative elements, the side tower extension with an idiosyncratic finish, significant in terms of building history and of importance as part of the Prussian quarter in terms of urban development history |
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Villa with enclosure | Jägerstrasse 26 (map) |
1891 (villa) | Representative historic residential building of its time with a striking clinker-sandstone facade and various decorative elements, the side tower extension, significant in terms of building history and, as part of the Prussian Quarter, of importance in terms of urban development history |
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Apartment house in a corner and open development | Jägerstrasse 28 (map) |
around 1900 (tenement) | Typical historic corner building of its time, of architectural significance, in an exposed location, as part of the Prussian Quarter, of significance in terms of urban development history |
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Apartment building in open development | Jägerstrasse 33 (map) |
around 1910 (tenement) | Reform style residential building with a distinctive cubature, especially a high roof, and a few accentuating structural and decorative elements, significant in terms of building history |
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Apartment building in open development | Jägerstrasse 40 (map) |
around 1910 (tenement) | Reform style residential building with a distinctive cubature, especially a high roof, and a few accentuating structural and decorative elements, significant in terms of building history |
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Row of houses (Klarastr. 2–8 and Bautzner Straße 171) | Klarastrasse 2; 4; 6; 8 (card) |
1903–1904 (residential building) | Executed as a group house or terraced house for higher demands, a rare example for Dresden of a closed single-family country house development based on the English model, also with its restrained design typical of the reform architecture after 1900, especially significant in terms of building history |
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Residential house with enclosure | Klarastraße 5 (map) |
around 1935 (residential building) | characteristic, traditionally designed building with a hipped roof and folding shutters from around 1935, conspicuous the accentuated corners and the decorated entrance, significant in terms of architectural history |
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Residential house with enclosure | Klarastraße 11 (map) |
1935 (residential building) | Characteristic, traditionally designed building with a hipped roof from around 1935, the emphasis on the staircase and the central axis to the street, significant in terms of architectural history |
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Row of houses | Klarastrasse 12; 14; 16 (card) |
1903–1904 (residential building) | Row of houses (the adjoining houses at Klarastraße 10 and 18 are not cultural monuments); Executed as a group house or terraced house for higher demands, a rare example for Dresden of a closed single-family country house development based on the English model, also with its restrained design typical of the reform architecture after 1900, especially significant in terms of building history |
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Villa with garage and fencing | Klarastraße 15 (map) |
1935–1936 (villa) | characteristic residential building from the 1920s / 1930s with traditional structural elements such as hipped roof and folding shutters, as well as motifs of classic modernism, such as strict, interconnected building cubes, in addition the work of the locally important architecture firm Schilling & Graebner , inside parts of the furnishings from the time of origin preserved, especially important in terms of building history |
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Grain frieze; Theodor Körner memorial | Körnerweg (map) |
1936 (monument) | Monument ensemble; of three stone tablets placed next to one another with figurative depiction in high relief, plus inscription panels, depiction shows a battle scene with Theodor Körner (1791–1813) as a Lützower hunter attacking Gadebusch on August 26, 1813, the complex was created as part of the design of the Königsufer, monument ensemble personal history and in Connection with Königsufer significant in terms of urban development history (see also Königsufer). |
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Villa with enclosure | Löbauer Strasse 7 (map) |
around 1880 (villa) | Significant in terms of building history due to its informative furnishings from the 1930s, and as part of the Prussian Quarter of urban development-historical importance Monument text The building Löbauer Straße 7 in Dresden, OT Radeberger Vorstadt, which was originally from the 2nd half of the 19th century, belongs to Radeberger Vorstadt with its partly heavily changed Facade design for the architecturally insignificant buildings in the Prussian Quarter. On the other hand, a largely complete interior from the 1930s has been preserved, which documents in an exemplary and significant way a facet of the taste of the time (roughly comparable to Villa Liebigstrasse 28). It comes from a renovation in 1935 or 1936. Due to the high expressiveness of the historical interior, the object to be assessed here is a cultural monument (LfD / 2017). |
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Villa with coach house and fencing | Löbauer Strasse 9 (map) |
2nd half of the 19th century (villa), around 1890 or a little earlier (coach house) | Distinctive historicizing residential building from the late 19th century, based on the Italian Renaissance, with corner pilasters, finely plastered structure and attic, significant in terms of building history and also of importance as part of the Prussian Quarter in terms of urban development history, including the Remise building as a temporary studio of AR Penck (1939-2017) art-historical and personal-historical value. |
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Villa with enclosure | Löbauer Strasse 15 (map) |
1882–1883 (villa) | Comparatively modest, but still structurally demanding residential building of historicism, central elevation with classicist elements, such as triangular gables and Corinthian capitals on the corner pilasters, important in terms of building history and, as part of the Prussian Quarter, of importance for urban development |
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Rental villa with enclosure | Löbauer Strasse 16 (map) |
1880 (rental villa) | Comparatively modest, but nevertheless sophisticated residential building of historicism, side elevation with design elements such as triangular gables and pilasters, significant in terms of building history and, as part of the Prussian Quarter, of importance in terms of urban development |
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Rental villa with enclosure | Löbauer Strasse 26 (map) |
around 1870 (rental villa) | Distinctive building with a prominent central projection, characteristic property of its time, example of the Semper-Nicolai School, a Dresden variant of the neo-renaissance, significant in terms of building history and, as part of the residential district, Prussian Quarter, of importance for urban development |
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Villa with enclosure | Louis-Braille-Strasse 1 (map) |
marked 1873 (villa) | Distinctive building with a prominent central projection, characteristic property of its time, example of the Semper-Nicolai School, a Dresden variant of the neo-renaissance, significant in terms of building history and, as part of the residential district, Prussian Quarter, of importance for urban development |
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Rental villa | Louis-Braille-Strasse 5 (map) |
around 1900 (rental villa) | With a curved gable above the central projectile and various accentuating decorative and structural elements, striking historicizing residential building of its time, with neo-baroque forms predominating, important in terms of building history and, as part of the Prussian Quarter, of urban development history |
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Rental villa with enclosure | Louis-Braille-Strasse 6 (map) |
around 1890 (rental villa) | Stylish villa with clinker-sandstone façade, dominated by a gabled central projection, vividly as historicist architecture of the late 19th century, significant in terms of building history and as part of the Prussian Quarter residential area of importance in terms of urban development |
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Double villa with rear building and enclosure | Louis-Braille-Strasse 8 (map) |
1898–1899 (villa), 1898–1899 (rear building) | Double villa with back building and enclosure (Arndtstrasse 9 and Louis-Braille-Strasse 8); Historically designed building, enlivened by decorative and structural elements, for a time the parental home of the writer Ludwig Renn, significant in terms of building history and personal history, in connection with the Prussian Quarter, also called Radeberger Vorstadt, of importance in terms of urban construction history. |
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Double rental villa with rear building (s) in corner location and fencing | Louis-Braille-Strasse 10 (map) |
marked 1899 (double rental villa) | Double rental villa with rear building (s) in corner location and fencing (Louis-Braille-Straße 10 and Radeberger Straße 34); Elaborate style villa with clinker-sandstone facade, dominated by bay windows and tower structure as well as a gabled risalit at the corners, vividly as architecture of the late 19th century, is enhanced by the environment with comparable buildings, properties structurally and artistically significant and as part of the Prussian residential area District of importance in terms of urban development history |
09215542 |
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Hammer house | Marienallee 4 (map) |
1872 (residential building) | Residential house with enclosure in open development; Home of the heather painter Guido Hammer (1821–1898), simple building of its time, striking mansard roof and dormer windows , especially important in terms of personal history. |
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villa | Nordstrasse 6 (map) |
1871–1872 (villa) | Villa, built for August Friedrich Timaeus (1794–1875), residence of the Timaeus family for several decades, temporary co-owners of the important Jordan & Timaeus chocolate factory , striking historical building around 1870, stairwell accented with tree decorations, significant in terms of people and building history, and as part of the residential area Prussian Quarter of importance in terms of urban development history. |
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Rental villa with enclosure | Nordstrasse 8 (map) |
1893–1894 (rental villa) | Historicizing building, example of the Semper Nicolai School with a raised central section, which dominated Dresden in the second half of the 19th century, remarkable the largely authentically preserved, sophisticated facade, historically and artistically significant, as well as being part of the Prussian Quarter residential area of urban development history |
09215517 |
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villa | Nordstrasse 12 (map) |
around 1870 (villa) | Villa, one of the oldest residential buildings in the area, simplified historical facade, as part of the residential area Prussian Quarter of importance in terms of urban development |
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Tenement house with outbuildings and fencing in a corner and open development | Nordstrasse 13 (map) |
around 1880 (tenement) | extremely elaborately designed historicizing, almost exemplary property from the end of the 19th century, largely authentically preserved, with the planar preserved plaster ashlar and the structuring and decorative details mainly based on the style of the Italian Renaissance, significant in terms of building history because of the aesthetic sensibility in the particularly appealing facades, also artistically important |
09215518 |
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villa | Nordstrasse 24 (map) |
around 1865 (villa) | One of the oldest residential buildings in the area, a simplified historical facade, as part of the Prussian Quarter residential area, of significance in terms of urban development |
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Street-side apartment building and rear building in open development | Nordstrasse 26; 26a (card) |
around 1900 (tenement house), 1860s (rear building) | The front building historicizes, objectified, the rear building in the form of neo-Gothic, both of which are significant in terms of architectural history and, as part of the Prussian Quarter residential area, of importance in terms of urban development |
09215519 |
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Apartment house in a corner and open development | Nordstrasse 27 (map) |
around 1890 (tenement) | Despite some changes, a striking historical building of its time, historically significant, as well as part of the Prussian Quarter residential area of importance in terms of urban development history |
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Kraszewski Museum ; Kraszewski House | Nordstrasse 28 (map) |
around 1860 (1863 for the first time in the city map), 1878 (outbuilding) | Country house with garden plot and farm building at the rear; Home of the Polish writer Józef Ignacy Kraszewski (1812–1887), a memorial plaque on the house (since 1960 a museum) reminds of this, significant in terms of personal history, as a striking example of the Swiss house style with wide roof overhangs and fretwork, also of architectural and artistic importance. |
09215527 |
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Fashion academy; Pattern Manufactory (formerly) | Nordstrasse 29; 31 (card) |
around 1865 (smaller building), late 1880s (larger building) | Two commercial buildings from different construction periods; As a former manufactory important in terms of industrial history and local history (see also Prießnitzstraße 62) |
09215521 |
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Apartment house in a corner and open development | Nordstrasse 30 (map) |
around 1895 (tenement) | in an exposed urban development location, as a striking historical building of its time, significant in terms of building history |
09215522 |
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Residential house and side portal in open development | Nordstrasse 32 (map) |
2nd half of the 19th century (residential building) | the residential building with a villa-like character, characteristic residential building of its time, of architectural importance |
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Apartment building in open development | Nordstrasse 34 (map) |
around 1880 (tenement) | characteristic residential building of its time, of architectural importance |
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Rental villa with access via bridge and fence | Prießnitzstrasse 62 (map) |
around 1880 (rental villa) | Characterized by the renovation around 1910, with a high, distinctive roof and objectively designed half-timbered gable Example of the reform architecture of that time, significant in terms of building history, temporarily factory or administrative building, as a former manufacture also valuable in terms of industrial history and local history (see also Nordstrasse 29/31) |
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Apartment building in open development | Prießnitzstrasse 69 (map) |
around 1910 (tenement) | Residential building of the reform style with a distinctive cubature and a few accentuating structural and decorative elements, the high street-side gable resting on a bay window, functional half-timbering is reminiscent of English country house style, significant in terms of building history |
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Apartment house in a corner and open development | Prießnitzstrasse 71 (map) |
around 1910 (tenement) | Residential building of the reform style with a distinctive cubature and a few accentuating structural and decorative elements, conspicuous the bay window at the corner and the high roof, significant in terms of building history |
09215148 |
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Rental villa with enclosure | Radeberger Strasse 11 (map) |
1862 (rental villa) | Distinctive building with a prominent central projection, characteristic property of the Semper-Nicolai-Schule, a Dresden variant of the neo-renaissance, aesthetically sophisticated, historically and artistically significant and, as part of the Prussian Quarter, of importance in terms of urban development |
09215529 |
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Elisabeth House | Radeberger Strasse 12 (map) |
1902–1903 (manufacturer's villa) | Villa with enclosure; Example of the objectified architecture after 1900 with stylized baroque and classicist elements (tower dome, ionic columns), representative and design-demanding, architecturally and artistically significant and as part of the residential district Prussian Quarter of urban development history |
09215530 |
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Rental villa | Radeberger Strasse 13 (map) |
1863 (rental villa) | Distinctive building with a prominent central projection, characteristic property of the Semper-Nicolai-Schule, a Dresden variant of the neo-renaissance, aesthetically sophisticated, historically and artistically significant and, as part of the Prussian Quarter, of importance in terms of urban development |
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Rental villa and enclosure | Radeberger Strasse 15 (map) |
around 1880 (rental villa) | Distinctive building with a prominent central projection, characteristic property of the Semper-Nicolai-Schule, a Dresden variant of the neo-renaissance, significant in terms of building history and, as part of the Prussian Quarter, of urban development history |
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Rental villa and enclosure | Radeberger Strasse 17 (map) |
around 1880 (rental villa) | Distinctive building with a prominent central projection, characteristic property of the Semper-Nicolai-Schule, a Dresden variant of the neo-renaissance, aesthetically sophisticated, historically and artistically significant and, as part of the Prussian Quarter, of importance in terms of urban development |
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Rental villa with enclosure | Radeberger Strasse 21 (map) |
1862 (rental villa) | Typical historicizing residential building from the second half of the 19th century, significant in terms of building history and, as part of the Prussian Quarter residential area, of importance in terms of urban development history |
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Villa with enclosure | Radeberger Strasse 23 (map) |
1872 (rental villa) | Distinctive building with a prominent central projection, characteristic property of the Semper-Nicolai-Schule, a Dresden variant of the neo-renaissance, aesthetically sophisticated, historically and artistically significant and, as part of the Prussian Quarter, of importance in terms of urban development |
09215533 |
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Double rental villa | Radeberger Strasse 24; 26 (card) |
marked 1895 (rental villa) | Stylish villa with clinker-sandstone facade, dominated by gabled risalits, based on the German Renaissance, vividly as historicist architecture of the late 19th century, is enhanced by the surroundings with comparable buildings, significant in terms of building history and, as part of the Prussian Quarter, urban development history of Concern |
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Rental villa with rear building and enclosure | Radeberger Strasse 25 (map) |
1871 (rental villa) | Distinctive building with a prominent central projection, characteristic property of the Semper-Nicolai-Schule, a Dresden variant of the neo-renaissance, aesthetically sophisticated, historically and artistically significant and, as part of the Prussian Quarter, of importance in terms of urban development |
09215535 |
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Double rental villa with enclosure | Radeberger Strasse 28; 30 (card) |
around 1895 (rental villa) | Today medical college, style villa with clinker-sandstone facade, dominated by gabled risalits, is based on the German Renaissance, vividly as historicist architecture of the late 19th century, is enhanced by the environment with comparable buildings, historically significant and as part of the residential area Prussian Quarter of importance in terms of urban development history |
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Rental villa with enclosure | Radeberger Strasse 29 (map) |
around 1865 or around 1870 (rental villa) | simple but striking historicist corner house of its time, of architectural importance, as part of the residential district of the Prussian Quarter, significant in terms of urban development history |
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Rental villa with fencing in a corner | Radeberger Strasse 31 (map) |
around 1870 or 1872 (rental villa) | Distinctive building with a prominent central projection, characteristic property of the Semper-Nicolai-Schule, a Dresden variant of the neo-renaissance, of importance in terms of building history and as part of the residential district Prussian Quarter in terms of urban development history |
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Rental villa with enclosure | Radeberger Strasse 32 (map) |
around 1895 (rental villa) | Stylish villa with clinker-sandstone facade, dominated by risalit and staircase extension, vividly as historicist architecture of the late 19th century, is enhanced by the surroundings with comparable buildings, significant in terms of building history and, as part of the Prussian Quarter residential area, of importance in terms of urban development |
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Rental villa with enclosure | Radeberger Strasse 33 (map) |
around 1865 (villa) | Distinctive building with a prominent central projection, characteristic property of the Semper-Nicolai-Schule, a Dresden variant of the neo-renaissance, aesthetically sophisticated, historically and artistically significant and, as part of the Prussian Quarter, of importance in terms of urban development |
09215540 |
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Double rental villa with rear building (s) in corner location and fencing | Radeberger Strasse 34 (map) |
marked 1899 (double rental villa) | Double rental villa with rear building (s) in corner location and fencing (Louis-Braille-Straße 10 and Radeberger Straße 34); Elaborate style villa with clinker-sandstone facade, dominated by bay windows and tower structure as well as a gabled risalit at the corners, vividly as architecture of the late 19th century, is enhanced by the environment with comparable buildings, properties structurally and artistically significant and as part of the Prussian residential area District of importance in terms of urban development history |
09215542 |
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Rental villa with enclosure | Radeberger Strasse 35 (map) |
1862 (rental villa) | Distinctive building with a prominent central projection, characteristic property of the Semper-Nicolai-Schule, a Dresden variant of the neo-renaissance, aesthetically sophisticated, historically and artistically significant and, as part of the Prussian Quarter, of importance in terms of urban development |
09215543 |
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Rental villa with enclosure | Radeberger Strasse 37 (map) |
around 1865 (rental villa) | Distinctive building with a prominent central projection, characteristic property of the Semper-Nicolai-Schule, a Dresden variant of the neo-renaissance, also with classicistic echoes, aesthetically sophisticated, historically and artistically significant and, as part of the Prussian quarter residential area, of importance in terms of urban development |
09215544 |
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Villa with enclosure | Radeberger Strasse 41 (map) |
1893 (probably according to address book) | Stucco decor in an apartment, typical historicizing building from the end of the 19th century with a clinker-sandstone facade and rich decor, of architectural and artistic importance |
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Rental villa with enclosure | Radeberger Strasse 43 (map) |
around 1885 (rental villa) | Distinctive building with a prominent central projection, characteristic property of the Semper-Nicolai-Schule, a Dresden variant of the neo-renaissance, aesthetically sophisticated, historically and artistically significant and, as part of the Prussian Quarter, of importance in terms of urban development |
09215546 |
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Rental villa | Radeberger Strasse 45 (map) |
around 1865 (rental villa) | Distinctive building with a prominent central projection, characteristic property of the Semper-Nicolai-Schule, a Dresden variant of the neo-renaissance, significant in terms of building history and, as part of the Prussian Quarter, of urban development history |
09215547 |
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Apartment building in closed development | Radeberger Strasse 46 (map) |
around 1890 (tenement) | Historicist building from the late founding era with plastered stone facade, enlivened by window coverings, highlighted side axis, part of a closed street, significant in terms of building history and urban development history, also significant in terms of urban planning in its exposed location |
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Apartment building in closed development | Radeberger Strasse 48 (map) |
around 1890 (tenement) | Historicist building from the late founding era with plastered stone facade, enlivened by window coverings, highlighted side axis, part of a closed street, significant in terms of building history and urban development history, also significant in terms of urban planning in its exposed location |
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Rental villa with enclosure | Radeberger Strasse 49 (map) |
around 1870 (villa) | A striking example of a style villa from the second half of the 19th century, which was partially remodeled after 1900, creatively sophisticated, architecturally and artistically significant and, as part of the Prussian Quarter residential area, of importance in terms of urban development history |
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Apartment building in closed development | Radeberger Strasse 50 (map) |
around 1890 (tenement) | Historicist, late-founding building with clinker ashlar facade, enlivened by window coverings, highlighted plinth, part of a closed street, significant in terms of building history and urban development, also significant in terms of urban planning in its exposed location |
09214568 |
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Villa with back building | Radeberger Strasse 51 (map) |
around 1910 (villa) | Villa with back building (coach house, coachman's apartment) and elaborate fencing; Inside hall hall, view dominated by the corner tower and central projection including a small terrace and balcony, characteristic example of an objectified architecture shortly after 1900, animated by little but accentuating decoration, representative, decor of the late Art Nouveau, building history and artistically significant. |
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Apartment building in closed development | Radeberger Strasse 52 (map) |
around 1890 (tenement) | Historicist, late-founding building with clinker ashlar facade, enlivened by window coverings, also highlighted the plinth, part of a closed street, important in terms of building history and urban development, also important in terms of urban planning in its exposed location |
09214569 |
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City Orphanage (former) | Radeberger Strasse 53 (map) |
around 1875 (orphanage) | Former Orphanage with front yard and enclosure; Today a children's home, a representative three-storey building with a historicizing facade, emphasized in the middle, with its former function as a city orphanage, above all significant in terms of local history and, as part of the Prussian Quarter, of urban development history |
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Apartment building in closed development | Radeberger Strasse 54 (map) |
around 1890 (tenement) | Historicist, late-founding building with clinker ashlar facade, enlivened by window coverings, also highlighted the plinth, part of a closed street, important in terms of building history and urban development, also important in terms of urban planning in its exposed location |
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Apartment building in closed development | Radeberger Strasse 56 (map) |
around 1890 (tenement) | Historicist, late-founding building with clinker ashlar facade, enlivened by window coverings, also highlighted the plinth, part of a closed street, important in terms of building history and urban development, also important in terms of urban planning in its exposed location |
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Apartment building in closed development | Radeberger Strasse 58 (map) |
around 1890 (tenement) | Historicist, late-founding building with clinker ashlar facade, enlivened by window roofing, also highlighted base and corner, part of a closed street, forms the end of it, significant in terms of building history and urban development history, also significant in its exposed location in terms of urban planning |
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Landhaus Waldschlößchen | Radeberger Strasse 60 (map) |
1785–1790 (country house) | Mansion of a dairy farm or country house and hunting lodge; Erected for the Irish wife of Count Camillo Marcolini (1739–1814), built in Gothic-style based on English models, conspicuous pointed arched windows, pinnacles and tracery as ornaments, first neo-Gothic building in Dresden, one of the earliest examples of historicism in Saxony, of particular architectural history Significance as well as of artistic and art-historical value. |
09214573 |
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Albertstadt waterworks (former) | Radeberger Strasse 82; 84 (map) |
marked 1902 (waterworks), marked 1902 (residential building), marked 1915–1916 (fountain house) | Two residential buildings, a machine house, a workshop building and a tower-like fountain house as well as a fence facing Charlottenstrasse (Charlottenstrasse 13 and Radeberger Strasse 82, 84); Drive unit from the company H. Pöge from Chemnitz from 1902 still preserved in the machine house. It was used to supply water to the Albertstadt garrison (the "Albertstadt manor district"), a facility that is particularly important in terms of local history, technical history and economic history |
09215336 |
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Villa with enclosure | Stolpener Strasse 1 (map) |
1866, according to address book (villa) | Building with a prominent central projection, characteristic property of the Semper-Nicolai-Schule, a Dresden variant of the neo-renaissance, historically significant and, as part of the Prussian Quarter residential area, of importance in terms of urban development history |
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Villa with enclosure | Stolpener Strasse 2 (map) |
around 1865 (villa) | Figure on the entrance porch, simple but distinctive, country house-like building of its time with echoes of the Swiss house style, historically significant as part of the Prussian Quarter residential area and also of importance for urban development history |
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Rental villa with enclosure | Stolpener Strasse 3 (map) |
around 1870 (rental villa) | Building with a prominent central projection, characteristic property of the Semper-Nicolai-Schule, a Dresden variant of the neo-renaissance, historically significant and, as part of the Prussian Quarter residential area, of importance in terms of urban development history |
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Villa Olga | Stolpener Strasse 4 (map) |
1869 (according to address book) | Villa with enclosure; Building with a prominent central projection, characteristic property of the Semper-Nicolai-Schule, a Dresden variant of the neo-renaissance, historically significant and as part of the Prussian Quarter residential area of urban development history |
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Villa with enclosure | Stolpener Strasse 8 (map) |
1873–1874 (villa) | Building with a prominent central projection, characteristic property of the Semper-Nicolai-Schule, a Dresden variant of the neo-renaissance, historically significant and, as part of the Prussian Quarter residential area, of importance in terms of urban development history |
09215026 |
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Waldschlösschen Brewery (formerly); Stable and coach house | Sudhausweg 3; 5; 7; 9 (card) |
around 1895 (Remisengeb. with stable) | Stable and coach house (see Am Brauhaus 8b / 10a); As part of the Waldschlösschen brewery, remind us of the diverse brewing tradition in Dresden, important in terms of both building history and local history. |
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Double tenement house with fencing in open development | Waldschlößchenstrasse 6; 8 (card) |
around 1895 (double tenement house) | Distinctive late-founding building in the style of historicism with clinker ashlar facade, structured by three risalites, on which the building decoration is concentrated, designed based on the German Renaissance, significant in terms of building history and urban development history, also of importance for urban planning in its exposed location |
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Apartment house in a corner and closed development | Waldschlößchenstrasse 12 (map) |
around 1890 (tenement) | Historicist, late-founding building with clinker ashlar facade, enlivened by window roofing, corner design highlighted, part of a closed street, forms its prelude, significant in terms of building history and urban development history, also significant in its exposed location in terms of urban planning |
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Apartment building in closed development | Waldschlößchenstrasse 14 (map) |
around 1890 (tenement) | Historicist, late-founding building with clinker ashlar facade, enlivened by window coverings, highlighted side axis, part of a closed street, important in terms of building history and urban development, and also important in its exposed location for urban planning |
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Apartment building in closed development | Waldschlößchenstrasse 16 (map) |
around 1890 (tenement) | Historicist, late-founding building with clinker ashlar facade, enlivened by window coverings, highlighted plinth, part of a closed street, significant in terms of building history and urban development, also significant in terms of urban planning in its exposed location |
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Apartment building in closed development | Waldschlößchenstrasse 18 (map) |
around 1890 (tenement) | Historicist, late-founding building with clinker ashlar facade, enlivened by window roofing, plinth, entrance axis and side elevation, part of a closed street, significant in terms of building history and urban development history, also significant in its exposed location for urban planning |
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Apartment building in closed development | Waldschlößchenstrasse 20 (map) |
around 1890 (tenement) | Historicist, late-founding building with clinker ashlar facade, enlivened by window roofing, plinth, entrance axis and side elevation, part of a closed street, significant in terms of building history and urban development history, also significant in its exposed location for urban planning |
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Apartment building in closed development | Waldschlößchenstrasse 22 (map) |
around 1890 (tenement) | with shops, historic building from the late 19th century with a plastered stone facade, enlivened by window roofing, plinth, entrance axis and side elevations, somewhat more elaborate compared to the neighboring buildings, part of a closed street, significant in terms of building history and urban development, and also significant in terms of urban planning in its exposed location |
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Apartment house in a corner and closed development | Waldschlößchenstrasse 24 (map) |
around 1890 (tenement) | with shops, historic building from the late founding era with plastered stone facade, highlighted by window roofing, plinth, entrance axis and corner, like number 22 a little more elaborate compared to the neighboring buildings, part of a closed street, significant in terms of building history and urban development history, also in its exposed location Significant in terms of urban development |
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Rental villa with enclosure | Zittauer Strasse 1 (map) |
1865, according to the address book (rental villa) | Building with a prominent central projection, characteristic property of the Semper-Nicolai-Schule, a Dresden variant of the neo-renaissance, historically significant and, as part of the Prussian Quarter residential area, of importance in terms of urban development history |
09215028 |
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Villa with enclosure | Zittauer Strasse 2 (map) |
around 1870 (villa) | Building with a prominent central projection, characteristic property of the Semper-Nicolai-Schule, a Dresden variant of the neo-renaissance, historically significant and, as part of the Prussian Quarter residential area, of importance in terms of urban development history |
09215035 |
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Villa with enclosure | Zittauer Strasse 3 (map) |
1863–1865, according to address book (villa) | Building with a prominent central projection, characteristic property of the Semper-Nicolai-Schule, a Dresden variant of the neo-renaissance, historically significant and, as part of the Prussian Quarter residential area, of importance in terms of urban development history |
09215029 |
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villa | Zittauer Strasse 4 (map) |
1867 (according to address book) | Building with a prominent center, characteristic property of the Semper-Nicolai-Schule, a Dresden variant of the neo-renaissance, historically significant and as part of the Prussian Quarter residential area of urban development history |
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Villa with enclosure | Zittauer Strasse 5 (map) |
1865 (according to address book) | Building with a prominent central projection, characteristic property of the Semper-Nicolai-Schule, a Dresden variant of the neo-renaissance, historically significant and, as part of the Prussian Quarter residential area, of importance in terms of urban development history |
09215030 |
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Villa with enclosure | Zittauer Strasse 8 (map) |
1869, according to address book (villa) | Building with a prominent central projection, characteristic property of the Semper-Nicolai-Schule, a Dresden variant of the neo-renaissance, historically significant and, as part of the Prussian Quarter residential area, of importance in terms of urban development history |
09215037 |
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Rental villa with enclosure | Zittauer Strasse 12 (map) |
1894–1895, according to address book (rental villa) | in its entirety a remarkable property in terms of architecture and urban development history within the Radeberger Vorstadt, also called the Prussian Quarter, a striking historicist building with a conspicuous enclosure, in parts temporarily used by a well-known private gallery, one of the very few in the GDR. Art exhibition Kühl from 1945 to 1999. |
09215038 |
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Rental villa with enclosure | Zittauer Strasse 14 (map) |
1871 (rental villa) | Building with a prominent central projection, characteristic property of the Semper-Nicolai-Schule, a Dresden variant of the neo-renaissance, historically significant and, as part of the Prussian Quarter residential area, of importance in terms of urban development history |
09215039 |
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Villa with enclosure | Zittauer Strasse 16 (map) |
1871, according to address book (villa) | idiosyncratic historicist residential building of its time, still vivid despite changes in design, as part of the residential district Prussian Quarter of importance in terms of urban development history |
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Rental villa with enclosure | Zittauer Strasse 23 (map) |
marked 1893 (rental villa) | Stylish villa with clinker-sandstone facade, dominated by risalits and bay windows on the corner, designed based on the German Renaissance, vividly as historicist architecture of the late 19th century, is enhanced by the environment with comparable buildings, historically important and as part of the Residential quarter Prussian quarter of importance in terms of urban development history |
09215031 |
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Villa with enclosure | Zittauer Strasse 29 (map) |
1892, according to address book (villa) | Stylish villa with clinker-sandstone facade, dominated by a central projectile with onion dome, vividly as historicist architecture of the late 19th century, is enhanced by the surroundings with comparable buildings, historically and artistically significant and, as part of the Prussian Quarter residential district, of importance for urban development |
09215032 |
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Villa with pavilion, parts of the garden, well and fence | Zittauer Strasse 31 (map) |
1873–1874 (villa) | Distinctive building with a prominent central projection, characteristic property of the Semper Nicolai School, a Dresden variant of the neo-renaissance, home of Lieutenant General and city commandant Egon von Schlieben , important in terms of building and personal history and, as part of the Prussian Quarter residential area, of importance in terms of urban development |
09215033 |
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Rental villa with enclosure | Zittauer Strasse 32 (map) |
1894, according to address book (rental villa) | Stylish villa with clinker-sandstone facade, vividly as historicist architecture of the late 19th century, is enhanced by the surroundings with comparable buildings, historically significant and as part of the Prussian Quarter residential area of urban development history |
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Villa with enclosure | Zittauer Strasse 33 (map) |
1892, according to address book (villa) | Distinctive historic building with a prominent central projection, strikingly striking clinker stone facade typical of the time, elaborate jewelry, historically and artistically significant and, as part of the Prussian Quarter residential area, of importance in terms of urban development history |
09215034 |
Radeberger Vorstadt / district Loschwitz
List of cultural monuments in the Radeberger Vorstadt, which are in the Loschwitz district.
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Villa with garage and fencing | Angelikastraße 10 (map) |
1910–1912 (villa) | Exemplary and design-demanding building of the reform architecture after 1900 with well-proportioned structure including a high roof and a few, but accentuating decorative and structural elements, conspicuous the side slate gable, ornamental framework and balcony template, historically and artistically significant. |
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Rental villa | Angelikastraße 12 (map) |
1911–1912 (rental villa) | characteristic, factual construction of the reform architecture after 1900, characterized by interlocking saddle and hipped roof, of architectural significance. |
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Pre-trial detention center of the Ministry for State Security of the GDR; District Administration of the Ministry of State Security; Bautzner Strasse memorial in Dresden | Bautzner Strasse 112; 112a; 116; 116a (card) |
1950s (prison) | Building group; System from the former "Heidehof" and a new western building from the 1950 / 60s with a later added street-side wing from the 1960 / 70s including connector (house 2), significant parts of the "Fuchsbau" in the basement with the associated inner courtyard, also an atrium (prison courtyard for the courtyard) named (only accessible via the basement, enclosed by buildings), interior of the office of the last chief of the State Security District Administration, ballroom, so-called basement corridor, as well as cell building, clear testimony of the GDR oppressive apparatus, commemorates the victims of political persecution, historically significant (see also the now broken wall, Bautzner Strasse 112). |
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villa | Bautzner Strasse 114 (map) |
around 1930 (villa) | Typically designed residential building around 1930, also forms a significant building group with neighboring properties, significant in terms of building history and urban development. |
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Villa Schaede | Bautzner Strasse 118 (map) |
until 1895 (villa) | Villa with terrace and greenhouse; distinctive historicizing building with one of the few greenhouses in Dresden, significant in terms of building history, landscape design and urban planning, has an impact on the Elbe area and is therefore also of importance in terms of urban planning. |
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Villa with outbuildings and enclosure wall | Bautzner Strasse 120 (map) |
1895 (villa) | Villa with outbuilding, enclosure wall on the Elbe side, bowl fountain to the north, area around the bowl fountain and garden on the Elbe side, including terrace; The interior is furnished with, among other things, painting (as decorative painting), rich style villa from the 19th century, remarkable solitaire on the Elbe slope, significant in terms of building history, artistry and urban development. |
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Villa Meusel | Bautzner Strasse 122e; 122f (card) |
until 1850 (villa) | Villa with outbuilding; the latter in the so-called. "Old German style", a characteristic historic property, has an impact on the Elbe area in terms of architectural, artistic, urban planning and urban development history. The property, including the unusually lavish outbuilding, is an important testimony to the historicizing architecture of the 2nd half of the 19th century. The outbuilding is even of artistic importance due to its remarkable design, which gives the impression that something unusual has been created. Apart from that, the property belongs to the unmistakable ensemble of the Elbe slope and is therefore of importance as part of urban planning and urban development history (LfD / 2001). |
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villa | Bautzner Strasse 173 (map) |
around 1910 (villa) | striking building of the reform architecture with a semicircular balcony template on pillars and a high, widely visible roof, especially significant in terms of architectural history. |
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Tenement house with enclosure, in open development and corner location | Bautzner Strasse 181 (map) |
1906–1907 (tenement house) | imposing building after 1900, which combines Art Nouveau forms with a few historicizing design elements, remarkable the high gable with partly curved half-timbering, also reminds of buildings of the English country house style, especially important in terms of architectural history. |
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Simmich's steam cutting mill (formerly) | Bautzner Strasse 183 (map) |
2nd half of the 19th century (residential building) | Residential building; Wide-spread building with a gable-independent central wing, characteristic of its flat saddle roof and the gallery-like balconies, thus an example of the Swiss house style of architectural significance, as part of one of the first commercial facilities in this area of the city also of local history. |
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Tenement house with enclosure in open development | Bautzner Strasse 185 (map) |
1909–1910 (tenement) | Distinctive residential building of the reform architecture after 1900 with a characteristic high roof and little but accentuating decoration, significant in terms of building history. |
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Apartment building in open development | Bautzner Strasse 187 (map) |
marked 1896 (tenement house) | Historical building typical of the time in the sense of the German Renaissance , dominated by elements belonging to this style, such as stepped gables and bay windows, significant in terms of building history. |
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Villa with enclosure | Böhmertstrasse 1 (map) |
1911–1912 (villa) | Residential building of the reform style after 1900 with a distinctive cubature and a few accentuating structural and decorative elements, larger hall hall, work of the locally known office Stephan and Möbius, significant in terms of architectural history. |
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Villa Ille Verrarum | Böhmertstrasse 2 (map) |
marked 1912 (villa) | Villa with enclosure; Residential building of the reform style after 1900 with a distinctive cubature and few, but accentuating, mainly neoclassical (including pilaster-like corner accentuations), structuring and decorative elements, significant in terms of building history. |
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Villa with enclosure | Boehmertstrasse 3 (map) |
1911 (villa) | Residential building of the reform style after 1900 with a distinctive cubature, dominated by a high roof, and a few accentuating structural and decorative elements, the work of the locally known office of Stephan und Möbius, significant in terms of architectural history. |
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Villa with enclosure | Böhmertstrasse 4 (map) |
around 1910 (villa) | Residential building of the reform style after 1900 with a distinctive cubature, dominated by a high roof, and a few accentuating structural and decorative elements, side entrance, hall hall inside, the work of the locally known office Stephan and Möbius, significant in terms of architectural history. |
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Residential house in open development | Böhmertstrasse 5 (map) |
1927 (residential building) | Traditional residential building from 1927, gable roof, perforated facade , folding shutters, few accentuating structural elements, significant in terms of building history. |
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Villa with enclosure in a corner | Böhmertstrasse 6 (map) |
around 1910 (villa) | Remarkable example of a residential building in the reform style after 1900, characteristic of this is the clear cubature, the high hipped roof and the neoclassical design elements, such as the vertical structure of the facades, significant in terms of building history and also artistically important. |
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Villa with enclosure | Boehmertstrasse 7 (map) |
1911–1912 (villa) | Remarkable door roofing, example of the objectified architecture after 1900, also part of a street with residential buildings of the same time, of architectural and urban development history. |
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Brockhausvilla; Brockhaus Park | Brockhausstrasse 2; 4 (card) |
2nd quarter of the 19th century (garden house), around 1848 (villa) | Villa with a U-shaped floor plan and so-called garden house; Villa with a U-shaped floor plan and so-called garden house (first residential building on the property), gate pillars, pergola design, retaining wall on the Elbe side including sandstone edging of the Eisenbornbach, park-like gardens and fencing; Residence of the Leipzig publisher Heinrich Brockhaus (1804–1874), son of the company founder Friedrich Arnold Brockhaus (1772–1823), significant in terms of building history and personal history, artistically and landscape design. |
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Residential house in open development | Brockhausstrasse 3 (map) |
Mid 19th century (residential building) | Country house-like building around 1900, especially important in terms of architectural history |
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Main waterworks on the Saloppe (formerly) | Brockhausstrasse 5 (map) |
1871–1875 (waterworks) | Waterworks building with staircase, gate including gatehouse / porter's house, enclosure and (probably) parts of the old technical equipment; Hall over an embossed base, on the narrow side double tower facade, oldest waterworks in Dresden, castle-like historicist building, important in terms of local history and architectural history, landscape design and urban development. |
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Corner villa | Fischhausstrasse 2 (map) |
around 1900 (villa) | Distinctive historical residential building of its time, expanded attic with clinker brick, half-timbered and protruding gable roofs with ornaments, this based on the Swiss house style, largely preserved, historically significant. |
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Tenement house with garden pavilion and fence | Fischhausstrasse 4 (map) |
around 1900 (tenement) | typical historical building of its time, of architectural importance |
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Group of three houses | Fischhausstrasse 7; 9; 11 (card) |
around 1910 (residential building) | Row of houses with enclosure; striking example of objectified architecture with well-proportioned forms and few, but accentuating facade decorations, part of the work of the well-known Dresden architects Stephan and Möbius, significant in terms of building history and art history. |
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Tenement house | Fischhausstrasse 8 (map) |
around 1895 (tenement) | Typical historicist building of its time, the facade was revitalized by projections, and also balconies on the upper floor, of architectural importance. |
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Villa Paula | Fischhausstrasse 10; 10a (card) |
around 1890 (rental villa), marked 1907 (outbuilding) | Rental villa in a corner, with outbuildings and fencing; Distinctive historic building with clinker ashlar facade from the late 19th century, dominated by the corner tower, conspicuous and rarely the arched frieze under the eaves as a decor, also the outbuilding with ornamental framework (added in 1907) conspicuous, property especially significant in terms of architectural history. |
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Villa with enclosure | Judeichstrasse 2 (map) |
1923–1924 (villa) | In terms of design, an extremely striking example of a single-family house from around 1925, traditional and objective, but still representative, the belvedere on the roof is conspicuous, further occupancy by folding shutters, triangular gables, etc., historically and artistically significant. |
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Villa with enclosure | Judeichstrasse 3 (map) |
1923–1924, marked 1923 (Villa) | In terms of design, an extremely striking example of a single-family house around 1925, traditional and objectified, but still representative rectangular building with a hipped roof, terrace facing the garden, revitalization primarily through expressionist design elements, including figural jewelry, very high-quality execution, historically and artistically significant. |
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Apartment house in a corner and open development | Wilhelminenstrasse 1 (map) |
1904 (tenement) | Stately residential building with a distinctive corner building and two side elevations, in particular the mentioned building parts with decor in Art Nouveau style, of architectural and artistic importance. |
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Rental villa with enclosure | Wilhelminenstrasse 4 (map) |
around 1900 (rental villa) | representative historicizing building with lavishly decorated gables, historically and probably artistically significant. |
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Tenement house with enclosure in open development | Wilhelminenstrasse 8 (map) |
around 1900 (tenement) | Apartment building with fencing in open development; Distinctive building from the turn of the 19th to the 20th century with a tendency towards reform style, contrast between brick facade and traditionally designed roof area, significant in terms of building history. |
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Rental villa with enclosure | Wilhelminenstrasse 10 (map) |
marked 1897 (rental villa) | Stately residential building with a tower extension, high gable facing the street with decor in Art Nouveau style, of architectural and artistic importance. |
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Remarks
- This list is not suitable for deriving binding statements on the monument status of an object. As far as a legally binding determination of the listed property of an object is desired, the owner can apply to the responsible lower monument protection authority for a notice.
- The official list of cultural monuments is never closed. It is permanently changed through clarifications, new additions or deletions. A transfer of such changes to this list is not guaranteed at the moment.
- The monument quality of an object does not depend on its entry in this or the official list. Objects that are not listed can also be monuments.
- Basically, the property of a monument extends to the substance and appearance as a whole, including the interior. Deviating applies if only parts are expressly protected (e.g. the facade).
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With its systematic integration into the urban structure, the Prussian Quarter area is an important testimony to Dresden's urban planning in the second half of the 19th century. Despite the diversity of the facades of the individual buildings, a largely uniform, moderately designed, leafy district with open architecture is included high quality of living available. A representative effect is achieved through the successful interplay of building and gardening art. The horticultural design of the Elbe side blends in with the cityscape in a formative manner in the spacious flow of the right Elbe front.
Protected status : (1) The spatial scope of this statute includes the area listed in the plan on a scale of 1: 5000. The graphic representation on a scale of 1: 5000 is decisive for the delimitation of the area. The plan is part of the statutes.
(2) The protection status serves to preserve the street and square images and the town plan. There is a special public interest in preservation for historical, urban and landscaping reasons.
The subject of the protection is:
a) the existing building structure that characterizes the ensemble with the respective proportions between the built-up and the undeveloped property areas as well as the structural differentiation between the main and auxiliary buildings.
b) the traditional ridge and eaves heights as well as the spacing areas to neighboring buildings in their proportionality to the typical structure of the surrounding area.
c) the existing appearance of the streets, paths and squares including furnishings and avenue planting.
d) the property enclosures facing the street and those facing the Körnerweg in their traditional character and their landscape-related design.
e) the park-like gardens south of Bautzner Straße as a typical local location of a single house development (solitary) and other gardens that characterize the area, including their equipment and landscape elements such as B. Terraces, open stairs and plantings.
f) the characteristic shape of the external appearance in its edge area to the Elbe area as well as the visual relationships. (from: Official announcement, “Statute of the state capital Dresden for the monument protection area Radeberger Vorstadt - Prussian Quarter from 03/18/1999”). - ↑ The outbuilding, which was apparently built and used as a coach house, forms a unit of monument value with the Villa Arndtstraße 2, which was built around 1895, for functional and design reasons. In addition, it is one of the most originally preserved and most attractive historicizing Remise buildings in the urban area of Dresden. Stepped gables , stylized coats of arms and pointed arches are reminiscent of Gothic forms. The brick frieze under the eaves and the forged door fittings set additional accents. Apart from the fact that one has the impression that something unusual has been created here, the neo-Gothic coach house building is likely to be a rarity. The property of a monument arises from the historical building value for the historicizing architecture at the end of the 19th century, from the artistic significance, since the aesthetic sensibility is addressed to a particular degree, and the rarity value already indicated (LfD / 1999).
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The villa and the garden with a solitary tree, fence and retaining walls at Bautzner Strasse 102 in Dresden form an inseparable unit of monument value. The villa building type has its origins in Roman antiquity, when luxurious houses in the countryside were called villas, even if they were not the focus of an agricultural enterprise. There has been a revival since the 16th century. For manorial single-family houses from the second half of the 19th century, the villa in front of the city, which was only used for living, was the historical forerunner. The landscape also belonged to their intellectual heritage, not the free, but the cultural landscape designed by humans. The park, the garden and finally the little garden and lawn remained indispensable for every villa until well into the 20th century. The garden was indispensable as a setting for the villa for another reason. He created the necessary distance to the outside world as far as possible from the street. The villa, built between 1854 and 1856, is a historically sophisticated building. The triangular gable, arched opening, acanthus in the entablature and grooved ground floor are late classicist, with the three-part and horizontal division of the façades also an example of the Semper-Nicolai school that dominated Dresden around 1875, a variant of the neo-renaissance. Balanced facade design, the extension on the garden side is probably a later ingredient, temporary residence of Hugo Zietz , the owner of the oriental tobacco and cigarette factory Yenidze .
The testimonial value for historicism and the quality of the formal implementation justify the architectural and artistic importance of the property. The striking residential building also documents the classic villa type of its time in a clear and easily understandable way. In connection with the extensive outdoor facilities that affect the Elbe, Villa Bautzner Straße 102 is also of importance in terms of landscape design and urban development (LfD / 2016). - ↑ The former Wigman School at Bautzner Strasse 107 in Dresden fulfills the requirements of a cultural monument within the meaning of Section 2, Paragraph 1 of the SächsDSchG. Because of the special cultural-historical, local and personal historical significance and the largely authentic condition, there is a public interest in preservation. From 1920 onwards, Bautzner Strasse 107 was the dance school of Mary Wigman (1886–1973), a German dancer, choreographer and dance teacher with international reputation, for a good twenty years . She is considered to be one of the most influential pioneers of rhythmic-expressive expressive dance, which between 1920 and 1935 experienced its heyday not only in Germany. Like no other, Wigman shaped dance history in Germany in the first half of the 20th century. It had an audience of millions and countless students in Dresden and its branches, Gret Palucca (1902–1993) being one of the most important . During her numerous tours, Mary Wigman toured Germany and neighboring countries with her chamber dance group. She first performed in London in 1928 and in the United States in 1930. The former dance school is a group of buildings consisting of a street-side villa and three halls at the rear. With a friend's money, Wigman acquired the Villa Bautzner Strasse 107 in Dresden in 1920 and had it redesigned for your purposes. The rear hall extensions were then added from 1926–1927 based on designs by the architect Otto Geiler . Under pressure from the National Socialists, the artist left Dresden in 1942/43. The property was only slightly damaged during World War II . Apart from the elevation of the roof of the large hall building after 1945, all essential structural elements have been preserved in the extension wing. The former enclosure was replaced by molded concrete walls during GDR times, which are also worth preserving. The importance for Dresden results from the position in the cultural life of the city at that time. There was a "Society of Friends of the Mary Wigman Dance Troupe". With the support of society and public funds, the expansion of the school could be financed. Prominent guests of the city such as the Indian philosopher Rabindranath Tagore (1861–1941) visited the Wigman School. The group of buildings to be assessed here is reminiscent of Mary Wigman of a world artist and is therefore not only of national but also international importance. The extensions were implemented at the instigation of the dancer, choreographer and dance teacher. With this, the presence of Wigman in the former school has also materialized (LfD / 2018).
- ↑ The whole of the residential complex at Bischofswerder Strasse with the following individual monuments: Residence at Bischofswerder Strasse 3 (ID no. 09215157), the row of houses at Bischofswerder Strasse 5, 7, 9 (ID no. 09215150), the double dwelling at Bischofswerder Strasse 6, 8 (ID no. 09215150), the row of houses at Bischofswerder Strasse 10, 12, 14 (ID-No. 09215151), the residential building Bischofswerder Strasse 76 (ID-No. 09215152), the row of houses Bischofswerder Strasse 78, 80, 84 (ID-No. 09215154), the residential building at Bischofswerder Strasse 83 (ID-No. 09215153), the row of houses at Bischofswerder Strasse 85, 87, 89 (ID-No. 09215155) and the double residential building at Bischofswerder Strasse 86, 88 (ID-No. 09215156) as well as the outdoor facilities, including the Enclosures, as parts of the whole; Composition of a total of nine buildings, houses after completion owned by the builder Hermann Arthur Kockisch , architect and owner of an office for construction, the individual houses, double houses and rows in traditional construction, enlivened by risalites with accentuating Art Deco jewelry, also staircases highlighted, the design requirements of the buildings continue with the folding shutters and lattice windows, the exception is the somewhat different and apparently later building at Bischofswerder Strasse 3 (Kockisch's home and probably also office), here revitalized with clinker brick surfaces, lattice windows and folding shutters, more objective design, Block Bischofswerder Straße 78-84 with war damage, the entire complex is a striking example of settlement and small apartment construction in the 1920s and 1930s, rarely the decorative elements in Art Deco, significant in terms of building history and urban development history.
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Monument text
The villa built around 1910 by the architects Stephan and Möbius (architect's mark on the pillars of the driveway) is a high-quality example of upscale living culture at the beginning of the 20th century. The sophisticatedly designed building with a high hipped roof shows simplified classical and baroque elements, including pilaster strips, etc., as they were typical for the period after 1900. He is also part of the oevre of the Stephan und Möbius architectural office, which had a decisive influence on the construction of villas in Dresden between the turn of the century and the First World War. Many of the mansions of the apparently prosperous office are now located in Loschwitz, especially in the area of Heideparkstraße and Böhmerstraße (now part of the Radeberger Vorstadt district), but also in Zschärtnitz and other parts of the city. The monument value of Böhmertstraße 6 results primarily from its building historical value. In addition, with its noble design, which thrives on a few accentuating decorative and structural elements, it also has an artistic value (LfD / 2013). -
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The Wohnhausgruppe 7.9.11 was built around 1910 by the architect Stephen and Moebius. The Stephan und Möbius company is one of the better-known Dresden architecture firms from the beginning of the 20th century. Numerous villas and houses in Loschwitz and other Dresden districts come from her, but especially in the Fischhausstrasse and Heideparkstrasse area. One of the better known buildings, the Hotel Reichspost, was destroyed in World War II. Most of the buildings by Stephan and Möbius, including Fischhausstraße 7/9/11, were built in line with the reform architecture that was prevalent at the time. In response to the overly ornate buildings of the Wilhelminian era, the architects developed the reform architecture after 1900, an objectified construction method that was characterized by well-proportioned forms and few, merely accentuating facade decorations. The group of residential buildings to be assessed here, with its simple but at the same time noble design, is a characteristic example of the architectural development described and thus significant in terms of architectural history.An art-historical value can also be established as part of the work of the well-known Dresden office Stephan und Möbius. The historical significance of Fischhausstrasse 7/9/11 results from its architectural and art historical significance. Their monument worthiness results from the exemplary value for the architectural development in Germany around 1910 and from the fact that the monument quality and the necessity of the preservation are recognized in any case by a broad group of experts. Comparable buildings can be found in numerous monument topographies in other federal states (LfD / 2007).
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Individual evidence
- ↑ Marcolini's World (accessed January 25, 2020)
Old Franconia |
Old town I |
Old town II |
Blasewitz with neugruna (A – M)
(N – Z) |
Borsberg |
Brabuetz |
Briesnitz |
Bühlau with Quohren |
Coschütz |
Cossebaude with Neu-Leuteritz |
Cotta |
Cunnersdorf |
Dobritz |
Dolzschen |
Dresden Heath |
Eschdorf with raisin village |
Friedrichstadt |
Grid lake |
Gomlitz |
Gompitz |
Gönnsdorf |
Gorbitz |
Gostritz |
Großluga |
Großzschachwitz |
Gruna |
Helfenberg with Eichbusch and Rockau |
Hellerau with Rähnitz |
Hellerberge |
Hosterwitz |
Kaditz |
Kaitz |
Kauscha |
Kemnitz |
Kleinluga |
Small plague |
Kleinzschachwitz |
Klotzsche |
Krieschendorf |
Langebrück |
Leaf guest |
Lausa with Friedersdorf |
Leuben |
Leubnitz-Neuostra |
Leuteritz |
Leutewitz |
Löbtau |
Lockwitz |
Loschwitz (A – L)
(M – Z) |
Malschendorf |
Marsdorf |
Merbitz |
Meusslitz |
Mickten |
Mob treasure |
Mockritz |
Naußlitz |
Neustadt |
Nod |
Niedergohlis |
Niederpoyritz |
Niedersedlitz |
Niederwartha |
Obergohlis |
Oberpoyritz |
Oberwartha |
Ocher joke |
Omsewitz with Burgstädtel |
Cardboard box |
Pennrich |
Pieschen (A – K)
(L – Z) |
Pillnitz |
Plauen |
Podemus |
Prohlis |
Räcknitz |
Reick |
Reitzendorf |
Rennersdorf |
Rochwitz |
Roitzsch |
Rossendorf |
Roßthal with Neunimptsch |
Schönborn |
Schönfeld |
Schullwitz |
Seidnitz |
Other |
Sporbitz |
Steinbach |
Stetzsch |
Chasing |
Striesen |
Tolkewitz |
Torna |
Trachau (A – J)
(K – Z) |
Trachenberg |
Übigau |
Unkersdorf |
Wachwitz |
White deer |
Whitish |
Weixdorf |
Wilschdorf |
Wölfnitz |
Zaschendorf |
Zöllmen |
Zschertnitz |
Zschieren
Allocation of road with monument to the district | List of the monument preservation entities in Dresden | List of technical monuments in Dresden
Altstadt I = Inner Old Town and parts of the Pirnaische Vorstadt , Seevorstadt and Wilsdruffer Vorstadt
Altstadt II = Johannstadt , Südvorstadt , Großer Garten and parts of the Pirnaische Vorstadt , Seevorstadt and Wilsdruffer Vorstadt
Neustadt = Albertstadt , Äußere Neustadt (AK) (LZ) , Innere Neustadt , Leipziger Vorstadt (A – H) (I – Z) , Radeberger Vorstadt