List of the monument preservation entities in Dresden
The list of the listed entities in Dresden gives an overview of the cultural monuments in the Saxon state capital Dresden , which are listed as a listed entity and are listed in the list of monuments by the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony .
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- Image: shows a picture of the cultural monument and, if applicable, a link to further photos of the cultural monument in the Wikimedia Commons media archive
- Designation: Name, designation or the type of cultural monument
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Location: If available, street name and house number of the cultural monument; The list is basically sorted according to this address. The map link leads to various map displays and gives the coordinates of the cultural monument.
- Map view to set coordinates. In this map view, cultural monuments are shown without coordinates with a red marker and can be placed on the map. Cultural monuments without a picture are marked with a blue marker, cultural monuments with a picture are marked with a green marker.
- Dating: indicates the year of completion or the date of the first mention or the period of construction
- Description: structural and historical details of the cultural monument, preferably the monument properties
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ID: is awarded by the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony. It clearly identifies the cultural monument. The link leads to a PDF document from the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony, which summarizes the information on the monument, contains a map sketch and often a detailed description. For former cultural monuments sometimes no ID is given, if one is given, this is the former ID. The corresponding link leads to an empty document at the state office. The following icon can also be found in the ID column
; this leads to information on this cultural monument at Wikidata .
Historic buildings
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Kennel | Old Town, Theaterplatz 1; 1a (card) |
1709–1728 (palace complex) | Material collection of the Zwinger with the following individual monuments: the Zwinger (ID No. 09214040), the Semper Gallery with two circular, symmetrically arranged pool fountains (ID No. 09214025) and the Carl Maria von Weber Monument (ID No. 09214028 , Theaterplatz) as well as the Zwingerhof, the park-like outdoor facilities with ramparts, Zwingerteich , Zwingergraben including plants and the green areas on the side of the Theaterplatz (as garden monuments) and the remaining, mostly paved, remaining areas in between (as parts of the whole); the buildings and parts of the planting in their architectural, garden design quality of European rank, the construction of the Zwinger main work of German baroque architecture, one of the most important cultural monuments of Dresden and Saxony, moat and wall preserved parts of the former Dresden city fortifications , all parts in the course of time into one Unity amalgamated, historically, locally, artistically, scientifically and in terms of urban development significant, unique ensemble. |
09306255 |
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Dresden Residence | Old town, Schloßstraße 25 (map) |
1468–1480 (palace complex) | Material collection of the Dresden Residence with the following individual monuments: Residenzschloss and Georgentor (ID No. 09214022), Johanneum and Stallhof , later a gallery, then a museum, including a larger-than-life picture of a cavalry procession, applied to tiles made of Meissen porcelain, the Prince's Train (ID No. 09213860, Augustusstraße 1), part of the city wall to the stable courtyard and parts of the office building (ID No. 09305226, Kanzleigäßchen 1, 3), castle chapel portal (ID No. 09210308, Schloßstraße 25), small garden at the castle (garden monument) and the entire material part of the office building ; Architecturally and art historically, artistically, historically and regionally as well as town planning of importance, unique and significant complex in the center of Dresden, spanning a period from the Renaissance to the 19th century, Fürstenzug a landmark of the city. |
09306104 |
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Japanese palace with palace garden | Neustadt, Palaisplatz 11 (map) |
1715, baroque garden (palace garden) | Japanese palace and palace garden: Palais (ID No. 09214267), exedra and filling of Bastion VI of the Neustadt fortress (ID No. 09306571) and palace garden (garden monument); the originally baroque palace garden changed around 1820 to include the fortifications in the English style, valuable in terms of building history, artistry, urban planning, local history and regional history, and also unique as one of the most important and representative baroque buildings in Dresden. |
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Albrecht's castles | Loschwitz, Bautzner Strasse 130; 132 (card) |
1852–1863 (English park) | Objective Albrechtschlösser, from the following individual monuments: Albrechtsberg Castle with elaborate terraces, two gatehouses, farm building (boiler house), simple gardener's house, pergola architecture, gazebo and mausoleum of the wife of Prince Albrecht (ID No. 09211476, Bautzner Straße 130), Lingnerschloss with lateral colonnades, gatehouse, farm building, station of the Lingner cable car and fence (ID No. 09211477, Bautzner Straße 132) and Lingner mausoleum (ID No. 09211479, Bautzner Straße 132) plus an English park and decorated terraces (vineyard) (garden monument ) as well as forecourt design in front of the gatehouses of Albrechtsberg Castle (as a whole); Unique ensemble that extends far into the Elbe area, significant evidence of architecture and garden art of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, significant in terms of building history, artistry, urban planning and landscape design. |
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Villa Souchay; Eckberg Castle | Loschwitz, Bautzner Strasse 134 (map) |
1859–1861 (palace complex) | Entity Villa Souchay or Schloss Eckberg , with villa or castle, gatehouse, boiler house with tower extension (pigeon house), three-wing system as stable and coach house, including adjoining gardener's house, greenhouse, sculpture of the »sun worshiper«, female figure, part of the fountain sculpture »Stormy Waves «, Marble fountain with young man, enclosure (individual monuments ID no. 09211478) and park (garden monument); A unique property in terms of design, with Albrechtschloss and Villa Stockhausen incomparable urban ensemble, the actual castle building architecturally outstanding, complex of architectural and local history, artistic, urban and landscape design significance. |
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Pillnitz Castle and Castle Park | Pillnitz, August-Böckstiegel-Strasse 2 (map) |
17th century until the middle of the 20th century. (Castle complex) | The whole of Pillnitz Palace and Palace Park with the following individual monuments: Water Palace (ID No. 09211562), Bergpalais (ID No. 09211563), New Palace (ID No. 09211561), English Pavilion (ID No. 09211567), Chinese Pavilion ( ID No. 09211571), orangery (ID No. 09211564), palm house (ID No. 09211570), so-called winter shed (ID No. 09306684), trumpeter house (ID No. 09306683) gondola including protective roof (ID- No. 09211548), lion's head bastion (ID No. 09306539), flora statue (ID No. 09218998), Juno Ludovisi, bust on pedestal on the island in the English pond (ID No. 09306677), lidded vase / decorative stone vase ( ID-Nr. 09218999) as well as AlterSchloßwache (ID-Nr. 09211560) and castle park, Elbe bank area and upstream Elbe island , which is linked to the park from the botanical-dendrological point of view (as a garden monument), plus water reservoirs on Meixstrasse (so-called. Mühlteich), camellia house, two guard buildings at the western entrance to the castle park (small and large gatehouse) and d Pavilion on the boundary wall on the river side, also Elbe pavilion, two bridges, historical park lighting and enclosure walls (as a whole). |
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Übigau Castle | Übigau, Rethelstrasse 47; 47a; 47c; 47d (card) |
1724-1725 (palace complex) | The whole of Castle Übigau, consisting of the individual monuments: Castle, outbuildings, stairs as well as flood protection and retaining walls secured by supporting pillars (ID No. 09218105), farm buildings or outbuildings with neon advertising on the gable (ID No. 09218106, Rethelstraße 47c, 47d) and Schlossgarten to the Elbe (garden monument, see also Übigauer Allee - ID no. 09218734); Significant evidence of baroque architecture, significant in terms of building history, artistry, landscape design and urban planning (see also Leinpfad). |
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Niederpoyritz manor | Niederpoyritz, Eugen-Dieterich-Strasse 5; 7; 8th; 9 (card) |
1832-1839 (manor); 1832–1839 (population) | Consolidation with remise and storage building (Eugen-Dieterich-Straße 5), brewery (Eugen-Dieterich-Straße 7) and malthouse (Eugen-Dieterich-Straße 9), building today used for other purposes as well as foundations and ruins of the so-called castle villa (Eugen-Dietrich -Straße 8), rear buildings and enclosure or retaining walls (as a whole); Architecturally and historically remarkable ensemble. |
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Helfenberg Manor | Helfenberg, Am Helfenberger Park (Map) |
around 1775 (manor) | Subject aggregate Rittergut Helfenberg with the individual monuments manor house with relief (Am Helfenberger Park 1), manor brewery with brewery dwelling house (Am Helfenberger Park 6/7) and three farm buildings such as stables, barns and sheds, partly rebuilt as well as manor park including remains of the wall and fence posts made of sandstone ( Garden monument) (Am Helfenberger Park 2, 3, 4 and 5 - ID No. 09283734), further buildings as a whole (Am Helfenberger Park 8), former distillery, courtyard area, courtyard entrance including remains of walls and retaining masonry; Manor / manor part of the remarkable Saxon palace landscape, its unique classicist gable outstanding testimony to Saxon and probably also German classicism, otherwise one of the most well-preserved manors in Dresden, complex in terms of building history, local history and artistically significant. |
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Lockwitz Castle; Lockwitz manor | Lockwitz, Altlockwitz 2 (map) |
around 1500 (manor) | Complexity of the Lockwitz manor with the following individual monuments: castle building or mansion, church , farm buildings and enclosure (ID-Nos. 09215772 and 09215771), castle or manor park (garden monument) and ancillary buildings (material ensemble parts); striking example of the art of palace architecture of its time, architecturally and artistically significant, as a feudal country seat of the settlement also of local history. |
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Schönfeld Castle near Dresden | Schönfeld, Am Schloß 2 (map) |
1573 (manor) | Material entity Schloss Schönfeld near Dresden with the following individual monuments: Castle, moat and two stone bridges (one to the church) as well as the outdoor facilities (ID no. 09288612); Testimony to feudal architecture from the 16th century, which is one of the most remarkable and oldest castle ensembles in what is now the city of Dresden, significant in terms of building history, artistry, urban planning and landscape design. |
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Freilut Eschdorf; Quandt's estate; Quandtscher Park | Eschdorf, Liberut Eschdorf 2 (map) |
1685 (manor), from 1832 (manor park) | Unity of the property Eschdorf consisting of manor house, so-called tenant house, brewery building, all buildings with a horseshoe-shaped floor plan, free-standing stable building (individual monuments ID No. 09283592), manor, facade of the former horse stable (between the tenant house and brewery building), stone horse troughs and fountain (everything Totality parts) as well as romantic park including pathways and bridge (garden monument); the middle tenant house as externally most representative building of the courtyard with neo-Gothic decorated stair tower or Wendelstein, right front wing of the brewery building with half-timbered on the upper floor, in the middle of which a conspicuous arched portal, free-standing stable building made of quarry stone or Cyclops masonry, most important property of the place Eschdorf, as the former Home of the important patron of the arts Johann Gottlob von Quandt (1787–1859), also significant in terms of personal history, and an important testimony to rural architecture of the 18th and 19th centuries. |
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Brewery goods; Monastery property | Oberwartha, Fritz-Arndt-Platz 3 (map) |
16th century (Residential and outbuildings) | Consolidation of monastery property with the following individual monuments: main building, stable building, ancillary residential building, two barns, cellars, garden with artificial ruins, retaining walls and a pond as well as parts of the enclosure (ID no. 09275124); At the end of the 19th century, it was converted into a castle-like complex, today's appearance is characterized by historicist remodeling in the neo-renaissance style, the main building has an almost angular floor plan, to the west of it an elongated horse and sheep barn, to the east standing residential ancillary building, in the rear area of the property two large barns (Zur Sheep farm 4), garden design with now heavily dilapidated artificial ruins and pond, various cellars, fencing still fragmentarily preserved, complex in terms of building history, local history and personal history as well as artistically significant. |
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Hofmühle; Bienertmühle ; Bienertvilla; Hochplauensches water house | Plauen, Altplauen 11 to 27 (map) |
2nd half of the 19th century (Mill) | Consolidation with the following individual monuments: Mill complex with machine house, turbine room, wheat mill, grain cleaning, boiler house, grain washing, rye mill, flour store, refinery, bakery, sales, residential and business building, chimney and buildings east of the track system (No. 11, 13, 15) , plus factory owner's villa (Gottlieb Traugott Bienert's house, in the rear part of the property), water house and park-like villa garden (garden monument) including mill ditch, bridge, massive building with terrace / pergola in the slope area (grotto-like building or wagon depot) and "giant weir" from the actual weir , Mühlgraben inlet provided with a wall and associated protection (ID no. 09212080); On the mill building there is a remarkable coats of arms of Elector August and Electress Anna (denoted 1570), house brand and building inscription (denoted 1570) and coat of arms stone with Saxon coat of arms (2nd half of the 18th century), the mill technology only partially preserved, entire Plant of importance for the townscape, for a long time the most important grinding mill in Dresden and the surrounding area, expanded by the most important Plauen industrialist and patron Gottlieb Traugott Bienert between 1852 and 1883 to one of the most innovative and productive plants of its kind in Saxony, in terms of building history, local history, industrial history and personal history as well as in parts (villa) artistically significant. |
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Lahmann's sanatorium | Weißer Hirsch, Bautzner Landstrasse (map) |
1866–1867 (sanatorium); around 1900 (sanatorium) | Lahmann's sanatorium as a whole with the individual monuments: men's baths / men's baths (1892, 1898, re. 1904) (Hermann-Hesse-Straße 2-2b), women's baths / bathing house (Frieda-Bad) and walkway (1907) (Hermann-Hesse-Straße 22 -24c), Heinrichshof (referred to in 1896) (Stechgrundstrasse 1), boarding house, possibly the so-called Dresden House (1892), post room / offices (around 1910), main house (1892), Inhallatorium, Hirschhaus (1866–1867) (Hermann- Hesse-Straße 26), ladies massage, doctor's house (1866–1867) (Hermann-Hesse-Straße 20), old entrance hall (around 1910), library / cloakroom (society house), old dining room (1904), new dining room (1907), glass hall , Gentlemen's massage, walkway to Bautzner Landstrasse (1912), boiler house and farm building (1903) (ID No. 09211651, Bautzner Straße - ID No. 09305873, Hermann-Hesse-Straße 2-2b - ID No. 09305874, Hermann- Hesse-Straße 20-26 and ID No. 09211649, Stechgrundstraße 1, Heinrichshof) as well as trees, retaining walls, staircases and the area between the buildings (Entity parts); Large former spa facility on the edge of the Dresdner Heide, consisting of a large number of different buildings, historicizing (especially neo-renaissance and Swiss style) or in Art Nouveau, the entire complex above all historically and artistically significant, also singular. |
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Weidner's Sanatorium (formerly) | Loschwitz, Franziska-Tiburtius-Strasse 6 to 10 (map) |
1914–1916 (sanatorium) | Weidner's sanatorium as a whole with the following individual monuments: Head physician's house (Malerstraße 32), house 6 (Malerstraße 31), main house (house 2) with an attached breakfast house (Franziska-Tiburtius-Straße 8-8c), spa center, also bath house (house 3, Franziska-Tiburtius -Straße 6), large bed house, also Logierhaus or Südhaus (house 1, Franziska-Tiburtius-Straße 10-10b) and covered walkways as well as the Weidner family's house (house 8, Malerstraße 34, ID No. 09211891), Franziska-Tiburtius -Straße 6-10b, Haus Franziska-Tiburtius-Straße 8d and reclining halls (totality parts) as well as bridge, walls, stairs, putti, paths and terraces in the spa gardens (garden monument); one of the most remarkable historical sanatoriums in the Elbe area between Coswig and Dresden, significant in terms of building history and local history. |
09304410 |
Villas
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Villa mother's blessing | Blasewitz, Goetheallee 24; 43; 45 (card) |
1891–1892 (villa garden / country house garden) | Totality of the Villa Muttersegen with the following individual monuments: Villa, villa garden and enclosure (including rear gate), outbuilding, pavilion and side terrace (Goetheallee 24), gardener's house with garden and enclosure walls (opposite street: Goetheallee 43) (ID No. 09212741 and 09212764 ); one of the most remarkable properties in the district, of architectural, horticultural, artistic, horticultural, urban and landscaping importance. |
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Villa Zietz | Neustadt, Bautzner Strasse 102 (map) |
1854–1855 (population) | Material entity Bautzner Straße 102 with the individual monuments villa, enclosure, retaining wall and solitary tree (ID no. 09306637) as well as the material entity part garden; Architecturally sophisticated historical property, triangular gable, arched opening, acanthus in the entablature and grooved ground floor in late Classicist style, with the tripartite division and the horizontal structure of the facades also an example of the Semper-Nicolai school prevailing in Dresden around 1875, a variant of the Neo-Renaissance, extension on the garden side, probably Later addition, balanced facade design, temporary residence of Hugo Zietz, the builder of the Yenidze , architecturally and artistically significant, in connection with the extensive outdoor area that has an effect on the Elbe, also of landscape design and urban planning. |
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Schuricht House; Villa Thormeyer | Innere Neustadt, Oberer Kreuzweg 8 (map) |
1817-1827 (outbuilding) | Entity of Haus Schuricht, with the individual monuments: villa and enclosure (ID no. 09214230) as well as two outbuildings and property area / garden as entity parts; Of importance in terms of building history, artistry and urban planning. |
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Parks and squares
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Bruehl Terrace | Altstadt I, Brühlsche Terrasse (map) |
from 1814, Wallpromenade (Promenade) | Brühlsche Terrasse as a whole with the following individual monuments: fortress with casemates, maiden bastion , the two overpasses via Brühlsche Gasse and Münzgasse , Bärenzwinger and the so-called Großer Tonne as well as the cannon yard of the Hasenbergbastion under the parish hall of the Reformed Community of Brühlscher Garten 4 (ID No. 09213873, Brühlsche Terrasse , Brühlscher Garten), former court gardening shop, today the parish hall of the Reformed Congregation (ID-Nr. 09213881, Brühlscher Garten 4), large outside staircase with groups of figures (ID-Nr. 09213876, Brühlsche Terrasse), stairs to Münzgasse (ID-Nr. 09305238 , Münzgasse), stairs to Georg-Treu-Platz (ID No. 09305239, Georg-Treu-Platz), Rietschel Monument (ID No. 09213877, Brühlsche Terrasse), Gottfried Semper Monument (ID No. 09213878 , Brühlscher Garten), Böttger monument (ID-Nr. 09305240, Brühlscher Garten), two sphinxes on pieces of wall (ID-Nr. 09210285, Brühlscher Garten), dolphin fountain (ID-Nr. 09213875, Brühlscher Garten) and Brühl's basin (ID no. 09305692), with the design of the panoramic promenade and Georg-Treu-Platz including plants (garden monument), other monuments and sculptures as well as pavement and railings (paved area with functional building of the White Fleet, terrace bank) (all parts of the whole). |
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Theater square | Altstadt I, Theaterplatz (map) |
2nd half of the 19th century (Space) | Entity Theaterplatz: Schmuckplatz with the following individual monuments: Semper Opera with three functional additions to the rear as well as side balustrades and stairs (ID No. 09214026, Theaterplatz 2), monument to Johann von Sachsen (ID No. 09214027), open space design northwest and northeast of the Semper Opera complex ( as a garden monument) and paving (as an entity part); Essentially designed system with a central motif in the form of an oval, in the middle the equestrian statue of King John, as a forecourt to the opera building, including this at the same time, an outstanding example of many other places in the city paved with great craftsmanship, part of an unmistakable ensemble in the middle in the center of Dresden, unique place, especially artistically and urbanistic significant. |
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The Duchess Garden | Altstadt I, An der Herzogin Garten (map) |
1841 (Duchess Garden) | The whole of the Duchess Garden with the following individual features: head building of the orangery, walls in the former garden area and cast-iron fence (ID no. 09213976) as well as remains and traces of the garden as a whole; the ruinous head building as a striking testimony to historicizing architecture and as part of the oeuvre of Otto von Wolframsdorf in terms of building history and art history, in addition, in parts also artistically significant, the entire complex significant in terms of urban development history and urban planning. |
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Blüherpark | Altstadt I, Blüherstrasse (map) |
1764–1770 (population) | Blüherpark as a whole with the following individual monuments (ID No. 09214067): Park with sculptures, fountains, large sandstone vases, etc. (between Bürgerwiese, Zinzendorfstraße, Lingnerallee, Hauptallee and Blüherstraße); one of the most important gardens in Dresden, the first garden in Dresden, which was redesigned based on the English model. |
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Big garden | Altstadt II, Karcherallee (map) |
1676–1693 (hunting garden) | The large garden with the following individual monuments: former pleasure garden, today park including the adjoining promenades and avenues (ID No. 09306817, same address), palace , plus sculpture collection (ID No. 09214121 Hauptallee 8), ground floor of the former cavalier house A with ruinous Adjacent building, rear fountain and sandstone pedestal (ID No. 09214112 Hauptallee 4b), Kavaliershaus G with enclosure (ID No. 09214119 Hauptallee 5), Kavaliershaus B with side building and enclosure (ID No. 09214114 Hauptallee 6), Kavaliershaus F with enclosure (ID No. 09214118 Hauptallee 7), Kavaliershaus C with fence (ID No. 09214115 Hauptallee 10), Kavaliershaus D with side building and fence (ID No. 09214117 Hauptallee 12), residential building or inn with a porch and courtyard building (ID -Nr. 09214133 Karcherallee 8), open-air theater Junge Garde (ID-Nr. 09214137 Karcherallee 10), open-air theater, so-called hedge theater (ID-Nr. 09214116 Hauptallee), P uppentheater (ID no. 09214142 Herkulesallee 1), various groups of figures, garden sculptures and vases (ID-Nr. 09214129 and 09214128 Fürstenallee, ID-Nr. 09214141 Georg-Starcke-Weg, ID-Nr. 09214125, ID-Nr. 09214143, ID-Nr. 09214132, ID No. 09214111, ID No. 09214110, ID No. 09214108 and ID No. 09214107 Hauptallee, ID No. 09214131, ID No. 09214105, ID No. 09214106 and ID No. 09214130 Herkulesallee) , two resting lions at the entrance to Querallee (ID-Nr. 09214139 Querallee), the Palais pond (ID-Nr. 09214124), two fountains (ID-Nr. 09214109 and 09214113 Hauptallee), garden pavilion (ID-Nr. 09306820 Herkulesallee) and the botanical garden with fencing and gate system (ID No. 09218988 Stübelalle 2), Murder and Atonement Cross (ID No. 09214127 Fürstenallee), soft stone with coat of arms and year (ID No. 09214134 Hauptallee) and various older systems and buildings of the Zoos (ID no. 09218341 Tiergartenstrasse 1) and the zoological garden as a whole. |
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Bürgerwiese | Old town I, Bürgerwiese (map) |
1843–1850 (population) | Entity of the Bürgerwiese with the following individual monuments: Park and accompanying street spaces (ID No. 09306815) with the garden sculptures Bathers (ID No. 09213829), Otto Ludwig Monument (ID No. 09213830), Two Mothers (ID No. 09213831 ), Mozart Fountain (ID No. 09213833), Henkelvase (ID No. 09213834), Mucius Scaevola (ID No. 09213835), Perikles (ID No. 09213836) Thalestris (ID No. 09213837), Alkibiades (ID No. 09213838), Venus, Armor clipping the wings (ID No. 09213839) and Siegfried's Death (ID No. 09210353, Lennéplatz); Romantic park with green areas, trees, pond including fountain, stream and sculptures, the accompanying street spaces on Bürgerwiese, Parkstrasse and Lennéplatz with the character of an avenue, unique garden art (list of the individual sculptures and Lennéplatz). |
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Königsufer | Neustadt, Königsufer (map) |
1933–1938 (Königsufer); 1933–1938 (workers' house) | Entity of the Königsufer, with the following individual monuments: the Glockenspiel pavilion (ID No. 09214334), the bridgehead of the Augustus Bridge with stairs and arcade with sgraffito wall paintings on ceramic tiles (ID No. 09214335, Augustus Bridge), the rally area near the Carolabrücke with rows of seats and two bases for flagpoles (ID No. 09214333), the perennial garden with sundial (ID No. 09306047), a staircase with a retaining wall and a sculpture of an archer near the Albert Bridge (ID No. 09214336 Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz), the Bridgehead of the Albertbrücke with staircases, pavilion and large reliefs (ID No. 09214337), the rose garden with gatehouse, two Elb- sided flagpoles including sandstone bases , stairs, pavilion, restaurant and sculptures (ID No. 09215549), the wall, pergola and Stairway design as a promenade between Löwenstrasse and Prießnitz (ID No. 09306386), the wall, pergola and staircase design with workers' accommodation, the latter only part of the whole, on Diakonissenweg (ID no. 09214338) and the viewing pavilion at the Waldschlösschen (ID-Nr. 09214459, Bautzner Straße) as well as other design elements of the Neustädter Elbuferzone between Marienbrücke (s) , Diakonissenweg and Bautzner Straße consisting of balustrades, walls, pergolas, stairs and paths with promenade or the character of an avenue as parts of the whole; Unique design of the river bank of a city, in a conspicuous, partly representative and also time-typical form, significant in terms of building history, urban planning and gardening / landscape design. |
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Main road | Neustadt, Hauptstrasse (map) |
from 1686 (street); 1732 (Lindenallee) | Main street as a whole with the following individual monuments: eight figures, currently housed in the Zionskirche (02.03.2017) and two vases (ID No. 09214192, Hauptstraße), Goldener Reiter (ID No. 09216862, Neustädter Markt), Nymphenbrunnen (ID No. . 09214235, Neustädter Markt) and pair of masts (ID no. 09216863, Neustädter Markt), Allee (garden monument) as well as two tram masts and the areas as parts of the whole; Preserved section of Klengel's uniform urban planning for the Inner New Town, originally consisting of three axes and connecting radial streets, the baroque figures, which are important in terms of art history, were originally in the Zwinger and were moved here in connection with the redesign from the GDR era, the complex is primarily important for urban planning . |
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Albertplatz and avenue system | Neustadt, Albertplatz (map) |
1824 (town square) | Totality of Albertplatz and avenue system: round square and radial avenue system as well as green spaces on Bautzner Strasse (garden monuments), with the following individual monuments: two fountains " Still Waters " (ID No. 9214145) and " Stormy Waves " (ID No. 9214331), Bus shelter (ID No. 9214147) and Baroque vase (ID No. 9214188); Monumental bowl fountain in the middle of the square, in its circular shape with the avenues leading off it in a star shape, a unique urban space (entity Hauptstrasse, ID No. 09303117 and entity Königstrasse, ID No. 09214213), also as one of the first circular squares in Europe of singular importance. |
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Koenigstrasse | Neustadt, Koenigstrasse (map) |
from 1731 (street); from 1731 (avenue) | Material entity Königstrasse with the following individual monuments: the houses Königstrasse 1 / Wallgäßchen 1 (ID-Nr. 09214214), Heinrichstrasse 16 / Königstrasse 2 (ID-Nr. 09214207), Königstrasse 3 (ID-Nr. 09214216), Königstrasse 5 (ID-Nr 09214217), Königstraße 5a (ID-Nr. 09214324), Königstraße 6 (ID-Nr. 09214218), Königstraße 7 (ID-Nr. 09214219), Königstraße 9 (ID-Nr. 09214221), Königstraße 10 (ID-Nr 09214222), Königstraße 12 (ID-Nr. 09214224), Palaisplatz 3 (ID-Nr. 09214273), Rähnitzgasse 25 (ID-Nr. 09214294) and Rähnitzgasse 27 (ID-Nr. 09214295), der Allee (as a garden monument) as well as the street and the houses Königstraße 8, 14 (as a whole); Baroque street with avenue planting and uniformly designed buildings from the 1st half of the 18th century between Palaisplatz and the Nieritzstrasse entrance, the only largely originally preserved axis of the New King City, significant and unique in terms of building history and urban planning. |
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Martin-Luther-Platz | Neustadt, Martin-Luther-Platz (map) |
1880-1930 (square); 1880–1930 (population) | Entirety of Martin Luther Square with the same name historicizing church Martin Luther Square 2a, the surrounding representative Wilhelminian residential buildings Martin Luther Square 1 (ID No. 09,214,565th) - ID no. 09214552, No. 2 - ID No. 09214558, No. 3 - ID No. 09214553, No. 4 - ID No. 09214559, No. 5 - ID No. 09214554, No. 6 - ID No. 09214560, No. 7 - ID No. 09214555, No. 8 - ID No. 09214561, No. 9 - ID No. 09214556, No. 10 - ID No. 09214562, No. 11 - ID No. 09214557, No. 12 - ID No. 09214563, No. 14 - ID No. 09214564; Martin-Luther-Straße 12 - ID No. 09214942, No. 17 - ID No. 09214753, No. 23 - ID No. 09214945, Pulsnitzer Straße 1 - ID No. 09214757, No. 2, 4 - ID No. 09214957, No. 10 - ID No. 09214754 and war memorial Martin-Luther-Platz, ID-Nr. 09299860 (all individual monuments) and the park-like design in front of and behind the church (parts of the whole); The complex is significant in terms of building history and urban development and is singular. |
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Blasewitzer forest park and villa complex | Blasewitz, Goetheallee (map) |
1869 (aggregate) | Blasewitz forest park and villa complex with the following individual monuments: 23 hectares of landscaped forest park in the middle of the Dresden suburb of Blasewitz (ID No. 09306812) with the adjacent villa development - a unique testimony to the garden and landscape architecture as well as urban planning from the second half of the 19th century Significant in terms of garden history, garden art, landscape design, urban planning and urban development history, also singular in this form. |
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Friedrichsgrund | Pillnitz; Borsberg, Wünschendorfer Strasse (map) |
1780–1783 (park area) | Material entirety Friedrichsgrund with the following individual monuments: artificial ruin and memorial for Johann and Amalia Augusta (ID no. 09218820) as well as sentimental landscape garden (garden monument), and the material entirety parts: bed of the Friedrichsgrundbach and two lateral tributaries, 14 bridges with sandstone blocks, the Friedrichsgrundweg and the Canal path, an artificial waterfall, sacrificial stone; of historical, horticultural, horticultural and landscaping importance. |
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Vineyards
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Wachwitz royal vineyard | Wachwitz, Wachwitz vineyard (map) |
1824-1853 laid out (vineyard) | Totality of the royal vineyard with the New Wachwitz Castle or Christian Castle (Wachwitzer Weinberg 15, ID No. 09211830), New Villa (Wachwitz Vineyard 1, ID No. 09211836), neo-Gothic chapel (Wachwitz Vineyard, ID No. 09211839) , Presshaus (Wachwitzer Weinberg 2, 09211838), Gärtnerhaus (Wachwitzer Weinberg 4, ID No. 09211837), New Gärtnerhaus (Wachwitzer Weinberg 8, ID No. 09302530, Winzerhaus (Wachwitzer Weinberg 7), farm building (Wachwitzer Weinberg 5), Marienhaus (Josef-Hegenbarth-Weg 10), rhododendron complex, park, horticultural areas (garden monument), property Josef-Hegenbarth-Weg 14 / 14a, 16, Kotzschweg 8 as well as Wachwitz vineyards 3, 6, 9, 10 and 11, terraces, forest sections etc. (all parts of the whole); one of the most remarkable vineyards in the Elbe valley, enriched by architecturally sophisticated buildings from the 19th and 20th centuries, former refuge of the Saxon royal family, despite some changes still largely original preserved, because of the aspects briefly outlined here in terms of architectural, local and personal history as well as artistically significant, also of landscape design value in connection with the slopes of the Elbe between Loschwitz and Pillnitz, the more important structures of the vineyard appear again individually listed (Kotzschweg, Neues Wachwitzer Schloß; Wachwitz vineyard, neo-Gothic chapel and press house as well as Wachwitz vineyard 1, new villa and gardener's house). |
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Royal vineyard Pillnitz | Pillnitz, Bergweg (map) |
18./19. Century (Vineyard) | The whole of the Pillnitz Royal Vineyard with the following individual monuments: Weinberg (ID No. 09306870), Weinbergkirche (Bergweg 3, ID No. 09211604), Presshaus (Bergweg1, ID No. 09211602) and two wineries (Bergweg 5 and 9, ID- No. 09211590 and 09211589) as well as Bergweg 1c, 3b, 3c as totality parts; Unique ensemble of particular importance in terms of urban development and landscape design, especially in conjunction with the vineyard church and the Pillnitz castle complex , as the vineyard of the Wettin residence in Pillnitz also of local historical importance. |
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Rysselscher Berg; Rysselsche winery | Pillnitz, Bergweg (map) |
1st half of the 18th century, possibly even older (vineyard) | The whole of the Rysselsche winery with the following individual monuments: vineyard mansion including extension, back building and barn (Bergweg 25), winegrower's house with back building (Bergweg 27) as well as enclosure walls and four gate pillars (ID No. 09211588, Bergweg 25, 27), the vineyard (garden monument ) and the houses Bergweg 27d, 29/31 as totality parts; still clearly comprehensible, impressive testimony to the viticulture in the Elbe valley between Loschwitz and Pillnitz of special local historical importance, also as an element of landscape designing importance that particularly characterizes the landscape and emphasizes its uniqueness, with the remarkable half-timbered building of the vineyard manor house also of architectural historical importance. |
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Hübelscher Weinberg / Kriegelscher Weinberg | Cossebaude, Talstrasse 60 (map) |
17th century (Vineyard) | Totality of the Hübelscher Weinberg / Kriegelscher Weinberg with the individual monuments: mansion, sogn. »Bergkellerhaus«, quarry stone wall along the street and bridge (ID no. 09275095), vineyard (garden monument) and outbuildings (former barn) on the street and axis from the gate in the enclosure of the property as well as stairs and path on the parcel opposite as a whole; Entire property of documentary value for the history of viticulture in the southern Elbe region near Dresden, the most impressive vineyard complex in Cossebaude, the baroque viticulture manor house with significant interior fittings of architectural and artistic importance, the entire complex with the neighboring vineyards also of landscaping value. |
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Electoral vineyard; Royal Hinterberg | Cossebaude, Talstrasse 62 (map) |
17th century (Vineyard) | Unity of the electoral vineyard with the following individual monuments: winegrower's house, two outbuildings, quarry stone wall along the property (ID no. 09275096) and vineyard (garden monument); of importance for the history of viticulture in the southern Elbe area near Dresden, plant with the neighboring vineyards of landscaping value. |
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Vineyard | Cossebaude, Talstrasse 62b; 62c (card) |
17th century (Vineyard) | Totality of vineyard; of importance for the history of viticulture in the southern Elbe area near Dresden, with the neighboring vineyards of landscape design importance. |
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Weinbergschänke (formerly) | Cossebaude, Talstrasse 64; 66 (card) |
17th century (Vineyard) | Material entirety of the former Weinbergschänke with the following individual monuments: rural dwelling house (No. 64), country house with corner tower (No. 66), road-side enclosure / retaining wall (ID No. 09275156) and vineyard (garden monument); significant for the history of viticulture in the southern Elbe valley near Dresden, as well as the landscape-shaping importance with the neighboring vineyards. |
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Public buildings
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City Hospital Johannstadt; Medical Academy; University Hospital Carl Gustav Carus Dresden | Altstadt II, Fetscherstraße 74 (map) |
1898–1901 (hospital complex) | Material entirety of the Johannstadt City Hospital with the following individual monuments: Houses 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22 and 24 of today's University Hospital as well as gate structures and enclosure walls (ID no. 09217235), green space and open spaces between the buildings as well as the avenues adjoining to the north and east (garden monument); The complex is of importance in terms of building history, urban development history and local history. |
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Friedrichstadt City Hospital ; Marcolini Palace; Fountain of Neptune | Friedrichstadt, Friedrichstrasse 39; 41 (card) |
1867–1937 (hospital complex); 1740–1753 (hospital garden) | Totality of Friedrichstadt City Hospital: Hospital complex consisting of the following individual monuments: Medical Center, House A (Marcolini Palace with wings, courtyard, two side buildings, connecting corridor and former orangery), House M (gynecological clinic), House N (surgery), House P (former royal gynecological clinic) , House R (formerly Ear, Nose and Throat Clinic), House S, House U (pathology with lecture hall and former hospital chapel), farm building, kitchen wing, transformer house, fencing of the entire area and garden with path system as well as structure and space-creating planting (Garden monument), equipped with a Neptune fountain, a cooper or vintner fountain, two water basins, vases, the statues of "Tomyris" and "Themistocles" as well as two female herms, buildings with sculptural decorations, four lion figures and three herms on the street side of house A , free-standing portal and dolphin fountain in the courtyard as well as two rows of sandstone bollards (Friedrichstrasse 39 - ID No. 09218662 and F riedrichstrasse 41 - ID No. 09218664); The hospital is a cultural monument of particular architectural, historical and artistic density. |
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Asylum for the sick; Municipal madhouse and infirmary; Löbtauer Strasse nursing home | Friedrichstadt, Löbtauer Strasse 31; 33 (card) |
1886/1900 (nursing home) | Asylum for sick people, with the following individual monuments: five nursing homes, three times only gable-independent building parts preserved, from north to south on Löbtauer Straße extension building, house for physically ailing women and house for physically ailing men and women, rear house for mentally ailing men and house for mentally sick women as well as the Kesselhaus and the small morgue on Altonaer Straße (ID-No. 09218693), a house at the entrance to Löbtauer Straße, the outdoor facilities in front of and between the buildings and the preserved parts of the enclosure wall as a whole; Today a senior citizen's home and hospital, a pavilion system of an infirmary from the late 19th century, as a striking example of this building task, significant in terms of building history and social history, and also a valuable local document for a section of the history of Dresden's welfare system, due to its effect in the urban space from an urban planning point of view. |
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Sachsenbad | Pieschen, Wurzener Strasse 18 (map) |
1929 (indoor swimming pool) | The entire Sachsenbad with the following individual monuments: indoor swimming pool including connecting corridor (ID No. 09216459, Wurzener Straße 18) as well as library and residential buildings (ID No. 09216456, Rehefelder Straße 39), plus the outdoor facilities of the pool and the design of the square in the corner between Wurzener Straße and Rehefelder Straße as parts of the whole; One of the most impressive Dresden ensembles of the New Building, building made of cubic blocks with a flat roof, bathroom buildings more regular, with stone and plaster structure, framing profiles as well as ornaments also committed to tradition, bathroom was planned by city planning officer Wolf as the dominant feature of an extensive sports park, historically, socially , artistically and historically significant as well as singular. |
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Municipal slaughter and cattle yard; today Messe Dresden | Friedrichstadt, Messering (map) |
1906–1910 (slaughterhouse) | The urban slaughterhouse and cattle yard, with the following individual monuments: shop buildings (Messering 1, 2, 3), show office building (Messering 4), administration building (Messering 5), gatehouse and gatekeepers' houses with plastic (Messering 6), restaurant building with ancillary building (Messering 7) , Market halls for pigs and calves (Messering 8a / 8b / 8c, to the fair 1), market hall for cattle (Messering 8e / 8f / 8g, to the fair 5), market hall for sheep and administration buildings, preserved head building (to the fair 3), three Feed stalls (1st 2nd feeding stalls, Zur Messe 9 and 3rd feeding stalls, Messering 8k), building parts of the slaughterhouses and cold store, connecting hall between the slaughterhouses and cold store, stables for foreign cattle (Zur Messe 9), overhang stalls for small cattle, boiler and machine houses (Boiler house), workshop building, official slaughterhouse, hides and tallow acceptance, tallow melt with farm building and residential building, wastewater treatment, residential buildings with plastic in the garden (Messering 25, 2 6, 27), lavatory (formerly), fountain house (in the track loop) and various pavilion buildings (ID no. 09218718) as well as the area of the area (subject aggregate part); Much of the area is now used as a trade fair (Messering 6), a unique architectural, urban and economic-historical area, one of the most important works of the most important Dresden city planning councilor Hans Erlwein, one of the most important slaughterhouses in Germany. |
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Consolidation of the embankment reinforcement | Neustadt, Antonstrasse (map) |
around 1900 (railway embankment) | Totality of railway embankment reinforcement (without individual monuments); between Antonstrasse and Leipziger Strasse as well as a small piece on Uferstrasse, made of wall, masonry, stairs, end pillars / bridgeheads of the two railway bridges over Eisenbahnstrasse and Leipziger Strasse as well as signal box (all parts of the whole), arose in connection with the renovation of the Dresden Railway 1900, still a well-preserved section in the urban area, significant in terms of traffic and urban development. |
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Central heating plant ; Electricity West Power Plant (formerly); Electricity light plant (formerly); Gas preparation plant (formerly) | Altstadt I, Kraftwerk Mitte 1 to 32 (map) |
1839, 2nd town. Gas preparation plant (power plant); 1895, Elektrizitäts-Licht-Werk (power plant); 1900, Electricity West Kraftwerk (power station); 1925–1928, conversion to a thermal power station (power station) | Total heat and power plant center with the following individual monuments: machine hall with eastern extension (power plant center 1), connection to the switchgear house, switchgear with control room, guy tower and northern extension including preserved technical equipment (power plant center 6-24, even numbers, without 16), coal shed / later mech. Workshop (power plant center 26), switching and phase-shifting house including upstream transformer chambers (power plant center 28/30/32), residential and commercial building (power plant center 2), reactance house (power plant center 3) and new switchgear / new heating center (power plant center 5/7?) (ID No. 09213853) as well as the following items: structural expansions of the connecting structure between the machine hall and the switch house, intermediate structure at the new switch house (power plant center 7?), Social building (power plant center 16), fencing with porter's house (power plant center 4 ) and open spaces between the buildings including historical paving and rail fragments; Extensively preserved ensemble, which has grown since the end of the 19th century and is clearly characterized by historicism and the New Objectivity style, former power station location today one of the most important industrial monuments of Dresden, as a testimony to the city's gas, electricity and heat supply history of great urban history, technical history and historical significance, and with its brick-built buildings that still form an unmistakable ensemble, it shapes the cityscape and is significant in terms of urban planning. |
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Niederwartha pumped storage plant | Niederwartha, Am Fährhaus 4 (map) |
1927–1930 (pumped storage plant) | Aggregate of the Niederwartha pumped storage plant with the following individual monuments: machine house (power house), operating and switchgear building (administration building including switching station), multi-purpose building (workshop building), transformer station including compressor house and access buildings (1960s), lower pressure pipelines (headwaters), valve house (apparatus house, throttle valve house), Water locks, upper pressure pipelines (headrace lines) and intake structure (ID no. 09275193), furthermore with the area of the factory premises, lower storage basin (lower basin) and upper storage basin (upper basin) (material parts); first high-performance pumped storage plant in the world, was considered a technical pioneering work, one of the most distinctive industrial architectures of Dresden, significant in terms of building history, local history and technology history as well as artistically, also singular. |
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Elevated water reservoir and Volkspark Räcknitzhöhe | Räcknitz, Räcknitzhöhe 25; 27 (card) |
1898 (Volkspark); 1898 | Aggregate water tank and Volkspark Räcknitzhöhe, two water tanks, pumping station, residential building for company officials, gate system and remains of the enclosure (ID no. 09213079) as well as park (garden monument); In terms of building history, local history and technology history as well as landscape design of value. |
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Former German sanatorium for the disabled and sick; Home for those in need of rest and relaxation | Loschwitz, Wunderlichstrasse 16; 17 (map) |
1872 (sanatorium) | The German sanatorium consists of a former winegrower's house from 1776 (no.17), the so-called New House (no.16) to the north of it, built in 1894 and elaborate fencing (ID no.Obj 09211143), a more recent extension of the vineyard house (no.17) and open spaces (all parts of the whole); Individual monuments are significant in terms of building history, the entire property as a historical sanatorium and rehabilitation center is also significant in terms of local history and social history. |
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Dresden Horse Exhibition Place | Seidnitz, Borthener Strasse 3; 3a; 3b; 3c; 3d; 3e; 3f; 3g; 3h (card) |
1894 (in front of the building) | Material collection of horse exhibition space with the following individual monuments: main stand (Borthener Straße 3-3h), stables administration / feeding rooms to the southwest, horse stables / farm buildings along Oskar-Röder-Straße as well as the middle section of the former horse stables / farm buildings on Borthener Straße (Borthener Straße 11a, 13, 13a) (ID no. 09219000) and the replacement buildings built as residential buildings for the horse stables / farm buildings along Borthener Straße (Borthener Straße 5-11, 15-19a) as well as the area between the buildings as a whole; Place of the first Saxon horse breeding exhibition of the Dresden racing club in 1895, historically significant. |
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Gallopprennbahn Dresden | Seidnitz, Oskar-Röder-Strasse 1; 1a; 1b; 1c (card) |
around 1900 | Totality of the Dresden Galopprennbahn with the individual monuments: four horse stables, farm and administration building, main grandstand, betting building, saddle area with parade ring, weighing building, main entrance with two gate pavilions, former royal box (Walter von Treskow - pavilion), Löwentor in the northwest, former restaurant (open bar) in the north of the racetrack area, next to it another small grandstand (ID no. 09213233) and run as a whole; unmistakable layout of a riding arena around 1900, significant in terms of building history, cultural history and local history. |
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Loschwitz milestones | Loschwitz, Pillnitzer Landstrasse (map) |
Aggregate milestones Loschwitz, consisting of 9 kilometer stones and 19 heraldic stones; of importance in terms of traffic history. |
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Settlements and housing complexes
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Garden city of Hellerau | Hellerau, Am Dorffrieden 1; 3; 5; 7; 9; 11; 13; 15; 17; 19; 21 (card) |
1909–1914 (garden city) | Totality of garden city Hellerau: The garden city with small house district, country house or villa district, district for welfare facilities, grounds for factories and an undefined, potential expansion area, includes the area between the motorway in the west, Boltenhagener Strasse in the north, Hendrichstrasse, Am Hellerrand and the municipal boundary in the East as well as Moritzburger Weg, district boundary, Flst. 449/4 and 519/1 in the south. The Deutsche Werkstätten Hellerau and the Festspielhaus Hellerau, in particular, set structural accents in 1909–1914 at the suggestion of Karl Schmidt in conjunction with the Werkstätten für Handwerkskunst as the first garden city in the true sense of the word, with traffic and residential streets according to the artistic principles of romantic urban planning in a picturesque way Curved tours adapted to the terrain, the residential development with terraced and multi-family houses as well as villas or single-family houses one to three-storey, mostly objectified, designed in the sense of the homeland security movement or very reserved with clear neoclassical forms, buildings enriched by wooden houses (model houses of the Deutsche Werkstätten) and in the 1920s to 1930s expanded by characteristic buildings and small apartment buildings of the time, especially noteworthy some examples close to the Bauhaus (including Hoher Weg 11), the garden city of Hellerau is a singular socio-historical and urban structural system, with the Deutsche Werkstätten and the festival hall of outstanding cultural and art historical importance. |
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Timaeusstrasse residential complex | Neustadt, Alaunstrasse 73, 75; Timaeusstr. 1 to 22 (card) |
1936–1939 (residential complex) | Totality of residential complex Timaeusstraße with the following individual monuments: Houses of a residential complex of the Heimstättengenossenschaft Sachsenland, of which two residential buildings Alaunstraße 73, 75 (ID No. 09305750), 11 residential buildings Timaeusstraße 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 21 (ID-Nr. 09214551), two residential buildings Timaeusstraße 2, 4 (ID-Nr. 09218890), four residential buildings Timaeusstraße 6, 8, 10, 12 (ID-Nr. 09218891), one residential building Timaeusstraße 14 (ID- No. 092198892), four residential buildings Timaeusstraße 16, 18, 20, 22 (ID No. 09218893) and Förstereistraße 22, 24, 26, 28, 30 (ID No. 09214549); Rows of houses on Timaeusstrasse, z. Partly set back, on the southern side with a space-like extension, here also a free-standing house, angled at the street exits, continuation in Alaun- and Förstereistraße, traditionally designed buildings from the 1930s, remarkable the urban integration into a district with closed development - and important in terms of urban development (Förstereistraße 22, 24, 26, 28, 30 and Timaeusstraße). |
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Dr. Becker Houses | Neustadt, Paulstrasse 1; 3; 5; 7; 9; 11; 13; 15; 17 (map) |
re. 1907–1908 (residential complex) | The totality of Dr. Becker houses with the following individual monuments: three groups of buildings, war memorial for those who fell in World War I and enclosure (see individual monument documents Paulstraße 1/3 with Königsbrücker Straße 78 - ID No. 09214671, Paulstraße 5-11 - ID No. 09218865 and Paulstraße 13-17 - ID No. 09218866) as well as the outdoor facilities as parts of the whole; Residential complex of the Dresdner Spar- und Bauverein on Paulstraße and Königsbrücker Straße, on the whole symmetrically structured, with a recessed middle row of houses and two flanking structures over an L-shaped floor plan, a striking example of the objectified building method or reform style architecture after 1900 with well-proportioned building cubes, pronounced roof landscapes and restrained, only accentuating tree decorations, the work of the architecture firm Schilling & Graebner, which is primarily known in Saxony, but also beyond, the complex is significant in terms of building history and urban development history as well as artistically. |
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Stauffenbergallee residential complex | Neustadt, Stauffenbergallee 29; 35; 37; 39; 41; 43; 45 (card) |
around 1910 (residential complex) | Material entirety of the Stauffenbergallee residential complex with five multi-family houses (Stauffenbergallee 29-45, ID No. 09214980) and green design (totality part); Significant in terms of building and urban development history. |
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Bischofswerder Strasse residential complex |
Neustadt, 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) | 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 at 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 fences , 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, attractively enlivened by risalites with accentuating Art Deco decorations, also stairwells 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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Bärwalder Strasse assembly group |
Neustadt, Bärwalder Strasse 1; 2; 3; 4; 5; 6; 7; 8th; 9; 10; 11; 12; 13; 14; 15; 16; 17; 18; 19; 21; 23; 25; 27; 29; 31 (card) |
1926–1931 (settlement); 1926–1931 (row house); 1926–1931 (population) | Aggregate assembly Bärwalder Straße, with numerous individual monuments. Settlement of the small housing association and the Heimstättenverein Dresden-Nordost, roughly between Hechtstraße, Oberauer Straße, Bärnsdorfer Straße and Seifersdorfer Straße consisting of 14 rows of houses of the small housing association on different floor plans and of 18 row house groups of the Heimstättenverein, settlement significant in terms of building history and urban development history as well as urban planning. |
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Pieschen group | Pieschen, Boxdorfer Strasse 26; 28; 30; 32; 34; 36; 38; 40; 42; 42b (card) |
1929–1930 (residential complex) | Pieschen group: Complex of building blocks staggered one behind the other, broken up into six houses on Hellerauer Strasse, the two central, very elongated tracts also graded according to size (height) from the outside to the inside, as well as isolated groups directly at the Markusfriedhof: ID no . 09213869 - Boxdorfer Straße 28 and Volkersdorfer Straße 24, ID No. 09213870 - Boxdorfer Straße 30/32/34 and Volkersdorfer Straße 20/22, ID No. 09216585 - Boxdorfer Strasse 36/38/40/42 / 42b and Volkersdorfer Strasse 12/14/16/18, ID no. 09306414 - Hellerauer Strasse 1/3/5/7, ID No. 09306413 - Hellerauer Str. 9/11/13, ID No. 09216589 - Hellerauer Str. 15/17/19/21, ID No. 09216587 -Volkersdorfer Strasse 1/3, ID No. 09216588 - Volkersdorfer Straße 5/7/9/11 and Boxdorfer Straße 26, as well as Hellerauer Straße 2/4/6/8/10/12/14/16/18 (total parts); The complex is evidence of the settlement construction of the late twenties, of architectural and socio-historical importance as well as the townscape. |
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Palmié houses | Pieschen, Hans-Sachs-Strasse 33; 35 (card) |
1912–1914 (residential complex) | Totality of residential complex Palmié houses of the Dresdner Spar- und Bauverein with the following individual monuments: Row of residential buildings Hans-Sachs-Str. 33/35 and Waldstrasse 1 (ID-Nr. 09216530), angular row of houses Maxim-Gorki-Str. 58-58b and Waldstrasse 7-7b (ID no. 09216533), residential building Maxim-Gorki-Str. 60 with connecting passage (ID-No. 09216535), row of houses with 5 residential houses Rückertstraße 22-30 (ID-No. 09216527), row of houses with 3 residential houses Waldstraße 3-3b (ID-No. 09216528) and residential house Waldstraße 5 (ID-No . 09216531) as well as the green areas in front of and between the buildings, children's sculptures, fencing and gate entrance (all parts of the whole); The complex consists of four rows of houses, two further buildings and a gate entrance to Maxim-Gorki-Straße, the row to Rückertstraße and the central angular building are grouped around a first inner courtyard with a children's sculpture, through an archway you get to another courtyard, where the Waldstraße 5, a washhouse wing that was modern for the time, was added (broken off), next to this second courtyard are two parallel lines (Hans-Sachs-Straße and Waldstraße), at the corner of Rückertstraße a massive wall delimits the terrain, behind which there is a low connecting corridor (connects Maxim-Gorki-Straße with Rückertstraße), on the middle part of the line to Rückertstraße there is an inscription, which is of urban and historical significance. |
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Settlement for good hope |
Pieschen, Duckwitzstrasse 1; 1b; 2; 2 B; 2c; 2d (card) |
1926–1929 (settlement) | Factual entirety To the good hope: Settlement of the General Saxon Settlers Association with numerous individual monuments. |
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Apartment block Dresden-Pieschen, residential complex of the non-profit housing AG | Pieschen, Arno-Lade-Strasse 10; 12; 14; 16; 18; 20; 22 (card) |
1927-1928 (residential complex) | Comprehensive apartment block Dresden-Pieschen, residential complex of the Gemeinnützige Wohnungsbau AG with the following individual monuments: Square from a U-shaped group of buildings (Rehefelder Strasse 35 / 35b / 35c / 37 / 37b / 37c, Robert-Matzke-Strasse 22/24 and Wurzener Strasse 11/13 / 15, ID No. 09216577), an elongated block (Arno-Lade-Straße 10/12/14/16/18/20/22 and Wurzener Straße 17, ID No. 09216576) and a single-storey utility wing in the inner courtyard (Wurzener Straße 15a, ID No. 09216574); Strictly functionalist design of the house fronts with smooth facades, ribbon windows, loggias and flat roofs, layout designed in the spirit of the Bauhaus, alongside other buildings by Richter's in Dresden (including the Trachau housing estate), an important example of New Building and Classical Modernism in Saxony Of particular architectural and art historical value, as part of Hans Richter's oeuvre also of artistic importance, together with the Sachsenbad and the library directly opposite, it also forms an ensemble that is unmistakable in terms of urban development history and of exceptional urban significance. |
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At the old Wilder Mann winery: small settlement of the General Saxon Settlers Association, Dresden local association | Pieschen, Bolivarstrasse 2; 4; 6; 8th; 10; 12; 14; 16; 18; 20; 22; 24; 26; 28; 30; 32; 34; 36; 38; 40; 42; 44; 46; 48; 50; 52; 54; 56; 58; 60; 62; 64; 66; 68; 70; 72; 74; 76; 78; 80; 82; 84; 86; 88 (card) |
1930-1931 (settlement) | Factual entity Am Alten Weingut Wilder Mann: small settlement of the General Saxon Settlers Association, local association Dresden with the following individual monuments along Bolivarstrasse 4 - 86, straight (ID No. 09216621, 09216620, 09216617, 09216616), Bolivarstrasse 2 and Großenhainer Strasse 166 - 170 ( ID No. 09213929), Bolivarstraße 88 and Döbelner Straße 77/79 (ID No. 09216615) as well as Virchowstraße 27 and 28 (ID No. 09216619 and 09216618), as a whole garage (at Großenhainer Straße 166/168) and all Fences; Buildings with stylistic elements of the New Objectivity and reform architecture around 1930, simple plastered facades, significance in terms of local development and building history. |
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Large housing estate Trachau | Trachau, Aachener Strasse 1; 3; 5, 7; 7b; 9; 9b; 11; 11b; 13; 15; 15b; 17; 17b; 19; 19b; 19c;
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1934–1936, 2nd construction phase (settlement); Late 1950s, 3rd phase of construction (settlement) | The whole of the Trachau housing estate, the best-known example of New Building in Dresden until 1933 and representative of the non-profit housing construction of the Weimar Republic, then consistently continued in traditional construction, thus exemplifying the paradigm shift in architecture and urban planning after 1933, in terms of building history, urban planning and in parts artistic significant as well as singular. |
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Warrior family home | Trachau, Böttgerstrasse 58; 58b; 58c; 60 (card) |
1926–1928 (settlement) | The entire warrior family home with the buildings Böttgerstrasse 58, 58b / 58c, 60, Platanenstrasse 20, Schützenhofstrasse 13, 15, 17 and Stephanstrasse 73/75/77/79/81, 81b / 81c, 83/85/87/89/91 (individual monuments ID-Nos. 09303594, 09210096, 09210097, 09210185, 09217557, 09210193, 09210194, 09217593, 09210226, 09210228), as well as the fencing, the areas and green spaces in front of and between the buildings (material parts); striking settlement complex from the 1920s, significant in terms of building history, urban development history and in parts artistically significant. |
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Warrior settlement Dresden-Trachau | Trachau, on the embankment 4 (map) |
1921-1926 (settlement) | Totality of wars' settlement Dresden-Trachau from the semicircular row of houses on the slope 5/7/9/11/13/15/17, seven semi-detached houses on the slope 4 / clearing 2, on the slope 6 / clearing 1, clearing 3/5, 4/6, 7/9, 8/10 and 12/14, a memorial stone and green design (all parts of the whole); System over a distinctive, almost teardrop-shaped floor plan, by the Kriegerheimstätten-Verein Dresden-Trachau e. V. established, significant in terms of urban development history and urban planning. |
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Garden home settlement Trachau | Trachau, Aachener Strasse 34; 36; 38 (card) |
1926-1927 (settlement) | The whole of the Trachau garden home settlement with the buildings Aachener Strasse 34/36/38 and Burgsdorffstrasse 33 (ID no. 09210099), Aachener Strasse 40/42, 44/46, 48/50 (ID no ), Böttgerstraße 31/33/35, 37/39 and Burgsdorffstraße 31 (ID-Nr. 09217348, 09210095), Burgsdorffstraße 30/32/34 (ID-Nr. 09217389), Kronenstraße 40, 42, 44/46 (ID- No. 09217471, ID No. 09210158, ID No. 09210160) and Platanenstrasse 35/37/39 (ID No. 09210183), the fencing (material part) and the areas as well as green spaces in front of and between the buildings (garden monument); one of the highest quality systems of traditional housing developments from the 1920s in Dresden, significant in terms of building history, urban development history and in parts artistically significant. |
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Garden home settlement Trachau II |
Trachau, Böttgerstrasse 48; 50; 52 (card) |
1928 (settlement) | The whole of the Trachau II garden home settlement with the buildings listed as individual monuments: Böttgerstraße 48/50/52 (ID No. 09303585), Burgsdorffstraße 22 (ID No. 09217387), Platanenstraße 17 / 17b and Stephanstraße 60 (ID No. 09217516), Platanenstraße 19, 21/23, 25/27, 29/31, 33 (ID-Nr. 09210243, 09210173, 09210174, 09210175, 09210182) and Stephanstraße 47/49, 51, 53/55/57/59, 54/56 / 58 (ID-Nr. 09217592, 09210220, 09210222, 09210223) as well as the fences, the areas and green areas in front of and between the buildings (material parts); traditional settlement complex of the 1920s, significant in terms of building history, urban development history and in parts artistically significant. |
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Residential complex; Dresden construction association for workers' apartments | Kaditz, Kolbestrasse 1; 3; 5; 7; 9; 11; 13; 15; 17 (map) |
1887–1899 (residential complex) | Objective community of the Dresden Bauverein for workers' apartments with the following individual monuments: Friedrich-August-Haus Kolbestraße 1 (double house with Roscherstraße 2, ID No. 09217702), the double house Kolbestraße 3/5 (ID No. 09217688), the double house Kolbestraße 7 / 9 (ID No. 09217763), the double house Kolbestraße 11/13 (ID No. 09217764), the double house Kolbestraße 15/17 (ID No. 09217765), the double house Roscherstraße 4/6 (ID No. 09217703) , the semi-detached house Roscherstraße 8/10 (ID-No. 09217760), the semi-detached house Roscherstraße 12/14 (ID-No. 09217761) and the semi-detached house Roscherstraße 16/18 (ID-No. 09217762); Residential complex built at the end of the 19th century in the course of industrial development away from the old Kaditz village center, consisting of eight two-story semi-detached houses with simple half-timbered and clinker brick facades and pitched roofs based on the North German model, one of the first cooperative building projects in Dresden, after the liquidation of the Dresden building association for Workers' apartments taken over from the Dresdner Spar- und Bauverein and combined with Friedrich-August-Haus to form a residential complex, significant in terms of building history, local history and social history, possibly also of artistic importance. |
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Housing complex Bauverein-Gartenheim Blasewitz with several individual monuments | Blasewitz, Tauscherstrasse 15; 17; 19; 21; 23; 25; 27 (card) |
1924–1926 (residential complex) | Objective community of the Bauverein-Gartenheim Blasewitz residential complex with the following individual monuments: Tauscherstraße 15, 17 (ID-No. 09306009), Tauscherstraße 19 (ID-No. 09306010), Tauscherstraße 27 (ID-No. 09306011), row of houses Tauscherstraße 21, 23 , 25 (ID-Nr. 09213090) and the semi-detached house at Tolkewitzer Straße 42, 44 (ID-Nr. 09213106) as well as the fencing and the other outdoor facilities in front of and behind the buildings as a whole; System of five roughly symmetrically arranged, traditionally designed buildings with designed surroundings and fences, buildings enlivened by colored profiles, folding shutters, gable fields, etc., the perforated facades varied by means of loggias, sophisticatedly planned complex, buildings stand out from the same time thanks to the harmonious facades The resulting buildings from, the work of the architect Otto Schubert , who is important for Dresden , residential complex of architectural and urban development historical and artistic significance. |
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Garden home settlement Gruna | Gruna, at the beginning 1; 3 (card) |
1920/1926 (rows of houses, double houses) | Aggregate garden housing estate Gruna, large housing estate of Bauverein Gartenheim, housing estate between Junghansstraße, Hepkestraße, Landgraben and Am Grüngürtel. Significant in terms of building history, local history, urban development history as well as urban planning and in parts artistically significant. |
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Settlement of the Dresdner Spar- und Bauverein in Dresden-Gruna | Gruna, Am Knie 1; 2; 3; 4; 5; 6; 7; 8th; 9; 10 (card) |
1924-1927 (settlement) | Comprehensive settlement of the Dresdner Spar- und Bauverein in Dresden-Gruna, with numerous individual monuments: rows of houses and residential houses in the large housing estate between Landgraben, Hepkestrasse, Bärensteiner Strasse and Frauensteiner Platz; Significant in terms of building history, local history, urban development history as well as urban planning and in parts artistically significant. |
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Settlement Gruna of the non-profit housing A.-G. (GEWOBAG) | Gruna, Falkensteinplatz 7; 8th; 9 (card) |
1925–1928 (settlement) | Aggregate settlement Gruna der Gemeinnützige Wohnungsbau-A.-G. (GEWOBAG), with the following individual monuments: the rows of houses at Falkensteinplatz 7, 8, 9, together with Schrammsteinstraße 1 (ID No. 09218420), Haenel-Clauß-Straße 2-10, straight No. (ID-No. 09218472), Hepkestraße 34, 34a, 36 (ID-No. 09218475), Vollsackstraße 1-7, odd number, (ID-No. 09218489), Vollsackstraße 2-8, even number. (ID No. 09218490), Schrammsteinstraße 3-7, odd number. (ID-Nr. 09218486), Heynahtsstraße 9-17, odd number. (ID-Nr. 09218483), Hepkeplatz 2, 4, together with Hepkestrasse 38, 40 (ID-Nr. 09218474), Heynahtsstraße 12-18, straight number, together with Hepkestrasse 42 (ID-Nr. 09218474), Hepkestrasse 44-54, straight no. (ID No. 09218474), Schrammsteinstraße 9-13, odd number. (ID No. 09218487), Schrammsteinstraße 13b, 13c, 13d (ID No. 09218488), Hepkestraße 47-53, odd number. (ID No. 09218488), Hepkestraße 53b, 53c, 53d (ID No. 09218482), Hepkeplatz 6, 8, 10, together with Hepkestraße 45 and Eibenstocker Straße 2 (ID No. 09218473) and Eibenstocker Straße 4- 14, straight number (ID no. 09218417) and the outdoor facilities as a whole. |
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Seidnitz housing estate | Seidnitz, Altenberger Platz 18; 20; 22 (card) |
around 1925 (settlement); after 1938 (settlement) | Comprehensive housing estate Seidnitz with the following individual monuments: closed apartment block Altenberger Platz 18-22 (even), Enderstraße 1-23 (odd) and Hepkestraße 145-165 (odd) (ID No. 09218192), rows of houses Altenberger Straße 54-66 (even) (ID-Nr. 09218187), Altenberger Straße 72-76 (straight) (ID-Nr. 09218189), Altenberger Straße 82-94 (straight) and the semi-detached houses Altenberger Straße 68, 70 (ID-Nr. 09218188), Altenberger Straße 78, 80 (ID No. 09218190), Hepkestraße 167, 169 (ID No. 09218193), Hepkestraße 171, 173 (ID No. 09218194), Hepkestraße 175, 177 (ID No. 09218195), Hepkestraße 179, 181 (ID No. 09213240) as well as the square on Altenberger Straße and the front gardens (the latter parts of the whole); Part of a settlement of the former Landessiedlungs-Gesellschaft Sachsen GmbH between Altenberger Straße, Enderstraße and Hepkestraße, the closed apartment block that was built on Enderstraße and Altenberger Platz around 1925 has a strictly functionalist design with a perforated facade and a gable roof, revitalized by protruding, vertical stairwells with entrance roofs and colored glass windows , The buildings on Altenberger Strasse and Hepkestrasse added after 1938 are loosened up and in traditional construction, urban development accentuation through green plaza on Altenberger Strasse with surrounding buildings (construction of the front side emphasized by roof turrets), the complex is significant in terms of building history, social history and urban development history. |
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Housing cooperative for craft, trade and commerce Dresden und Umgebung eGmbH |
Tolkewitz, Knappestrasse 27; 29; 31; 33; 35; 37 (card) |
1927 (settlement); 1927 (open spaces) dating | Total settlement of the housing cooperative for handicrafts, trade and business Dresden und Umgebung eGmbH with the buildings listed as individual monuments - settlement complex that is significant in terms of building history and urban development history, on the one hand reminiscent of the settlement construction of the 1920s and on the other hand of the reconstruction after 1945, with the facades with design Claim executed. |
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Residential group Bodenbacher Strasse / Prof.-Ricker-Strasse |
Seidnitz, Bodenbacher Strasse 139; 139b (card) |
1927–1928 (residential complex) | Objective group of residential group Bodenbacher Strasse / Prof.-Ricker-Strasse consisting of the following individual monuments: three rows of apartment buildings in a residential complex, Bodenbacher Strasse 139 together with Prof.-Ricker-Strasse 1-5 (individual document ID No. 09213247) and Bodenbacher Strasse 139b together. with Prof.-Ricker-Straße 13-17 (single document ID-No. 09217770) and Prof.-Ricker-Straße 6-12 (single document ID-No. 09217768) with designed inner courtyard and enclosure walls as parts of the whole; traditional multi-storey buildings with hipped roof and expressionist brick or. Clinker cladding, built by the Dobritzer Spar- und Bauverein, significant in terms of building history, local history and social history. |
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Seidnitz apartment block | Seidnitz, Borthener Strasse 2; 4; 6; 8th; 10; 12; 14; 16; 18 (card) |
around 1927 (settlement) | The Seidnitz apartment block consists of the following individual monuments: rows of houses at Borthener Straße 2-18, 6b-6d and 8b-8d (ID No. 09218196, ID No. 09218197 and ID No. 09218198), row of houses Gohrischstraße 1-19 (ID- No. 09218199) and rows of houses Winterbergstrasse 78-92, 84a, 86a, 84b-84e, 84f-84i, 86b-86e and 86f-86i (ID No. 09218200, 09218203, 09218201, 09218202, 09218204 and 09218205) part of a housing estate the Gemeinnützige Wohnungsbau AG Dresden between Borthener Strasse, Gohrischstrasse and Winterbergstrasse; System developed from an axis cross with a central round square, exits through three gatehouses, three green courtyards between the rows of houses, buildings: hipped roofs with bat dormers, traditional, the facades with changing colored plaster bands expressionistic, the gatehouse on Winterbergstraße highlighted in terms of architectural, social and urban development history and artistically significant. |
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Zeiss-Ikon settlement | Seidnitz, Dobritzer Strasse 41; 43; 45; 47; 49; 51; 53; 55; 57; 59; 61; 63; 65; 67; 69; 71 (card) |
1940–1942 (settlement) | Material entity Zeiss-Ikon-Siedlung: consisting of eight apartment buildings (ID-Nr. 09218207 - Dobritzer Straße 47, 49, ID-Nr. 09218208 -Dobritzer Straße 51, 53, 55, ID-Nr. 09218209 - Dobritzer Straße 57, 59, 61, ID No. 09218210 - Dobritzer Straße 63, 65, ID No. 09218211 - Dobritzer Straße 67, 69, 71, ID No. 09218212 - Winterbergstraße 141, 143, 145 and ID No. 09218213 - Winterbergstraße 147, 149, 151); Part of a settlement on the corner of Dobritzer Strasse and Winterbergstrasse, particularly characteristic examples of traditional settlement and small apartment construction around 1940, significant in terms of building history and local history. |
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Margaretenhof | Reick, Lehmannstrasse 19; 21; 23; 24; 25; 26; 28; 27; 29; 30; 31; 32; 33; 34; 36; 38; 40; 42; 44; 46 (card) |
around 1935 (residential complex) | Aggregate Margaretenhof with the following individual monuments: double dwelling house (ID No. 09215893, Lehmannstraße 19, 21), apartment building (ID No. 09215894, Lehmannstraße 23, 25, 27, 29), row of houses (ID No. 09213710, Lehmannstraße 24, 26 , 28), row of houses (ID-Nr. 09215889, Lehmannstraße 30, 32, 34), double dwelling (ID-Nr. 09215895, Lehmannstraße 31, 33), row of houses (ID-Nr. 09215890, Lehmannstraße 36, 38, 40), Row of houses with detached garage building (ID No. 09215891, Lehmannstrasse 42, 44, 46), double residential building with detached garage building (ID No. 09213711, Lohrmannstraße 32, 34), double residential building (ID No. 09215892, Lohrmannstraße 36, 38 ); Residential complex consisting of a total of 11 buildings on Lehmannstrasse and Lohrmannstrasse, urban accentuation through U-shaped assemblies, elongated traditional buildings with perforated facades, open loggias and hip and gable roofs, Lehmannstrasse 23-29 also highlighted by sgraffito on the front, next to the apartment blocks Two original garages are still preserved, important in terms of building history and urban development history (no. 23-33, 24-46 and Lohrmannstrasse 32-38). |
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Besselplatz group of houses | Reick, Besselplatz 1; 3; 5; 7; 9; 11; 13; 15; 17; 19; 21 (card) |
1959–1969, reconstruction Besselplatz 2-16, Sachgesa (apartment building) | Besselplatz as a whole with the following individual monuments: 11 group of houses Besselplatz 1 - 21 (ID No. 09213712, odd numbers), the houses Besselplatz 18, 20, 22 (ID No. 09215896), the row of houses Perronstrasse 30 - 34 (ID No. . 09306388) as well as the houses Besselplatz 2 - 16 (even numbers) and the outdoor facilities as a whole; Erected by Heimstättengenossenschaft Dresden-Reick, striking development of a rectangular square, characteristic example of settlement architecture around 1930 in traditional forms, animated by expressionist motifs, and the reconstruction after 1945, significance in terms of building history and urban development history. |
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Residential area Guerickestrasse; "Franz Glinicke Settlement" |
Leuben, Guerickestrasse 6; 8th; 10; 12 (card) |
around 1930 (residential complex) | Subject entity with the following individual monuments: Rows of houses, Guerickestrasse 6, 8, 10, 12 (ID-Nr. 09306627), Guerickestrasse 14, 16, 18, 20 (ID-Nr. 09218281), Lilienthalstraße 7, 9, 11 (ID-Nr. 09213676), Lilienthalstrasse 13, 15, 17 (ID-Nr. 09218284), Robert-Berndt-Strasse 4, 6, 8, 10 (ID-Nr. 09213675), Sachsenwerkstrasse 33, 35, 37, 39 (ID-Nr. 09213677), twin house Sachsenwerkstrasse 39b, 39c (ID No. 09218290), twin house Sachsenwerkstrasse 39d, 39e (ID No. 09218340), row of residential buildings Sachsenwerkstrasse 41, 43, 45, 47 (ID No. 09218289), fencing and functional building next to it Robert-Berndt-Straße 10 as well as settlement green as a whole; Traditionally designed buildings with expressionist elements, the complex is important in terms of building and urban development history (Guerickestraße 14-20, Lilienthalstraße 7-17, Robert-Berndt-Straße 4-10 and Sachsenwerkstraße 33-47). |
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Housing cooperative building in Leuben | Leuben, Berthold-Haupt-Strasse 46; 48; 50; 52; 54; 56 (map) |
1928–1929 (residential complex) | Totality of housing complex building cooperative in Leuben, settlement between Berthold-Haupt-Strasse, Heckenstrasse, Kleinzschachwitzer Strasse and Ulmenstrasse with the individual monuments: rows of houses at Berthold-Haupt-Strasse 46-56, straight no. (ID No. 09306605), Berthold-Haupt-Straße 58-68, straight number. (ID-No. 09218273), double house Heckenweg 1, 3 (ID-No. 09218275), rows of houses Heckenweg 14, 16, 18 (ID-No. 09218276), Kleinzschachwitzer Straße 11, 13, 15 (ID-No. 09218277) , Kleinzschachwitzer Strasse 17, 19, 21 (ID-No. 09218278), Kleinzschachwitzer Strasse 23, 25, 27 (ID-No. 09218279), Kleinzschachwitzer Strasse 29, 31, 33 (ID-No. 09218280) as well as knee-high boundary walls including railings and consciously designed open space with hedges, trees etc. as parts of the whole; Traditionally built residential complex, of importance in terms of building history and urban development. |
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Strehlen HGS settlement | Strehlen, Corinthstrasse 1; 3; 5; Teplitzer Strasse (map) |
1927–1928 (settlement) | Unity of the HGS settlement Strehlen with numerous individual monuments. The complex is significant in terms of building history, social history and urban development history [the kiosk Lockwitzer Straße 48 is not considered a monument]. The monument quality of the HGS estate in Dresden-Strehlen results from its architectural, urban and artistic importance. |
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Railway construction cooperative Dresden-Strehlen, residential complex |
Strehlen, Lenbachstrasse 10; 11; 12; 13; 14; 15 (card) |
1923–1926 (residential complex) | Unity of the railway construction cooperative Dresden-Strehlen, residential complex with numerous individual monuments - artistically and historically significant as a striking and unmistakable example of the settlement architecture of the twenties. |
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Vasatz settlement | Strehlen, Dohnaer Strasse 28; 28b; 28c; 28d; 30; 30b; 30c; 30d; 32; 32b; 32c; 32d; 32e; 34 (card) |
1930–1932 (settlement) | The entire Vasatz settlement with the following individual monuments: the rows of houses at Dohnaer Straße 28 and Rayskistraße 33-37 (ID No. 09216835), Dohnaer Straße 28b-28d (ID No. 09212309), Dohnaer Straße 30-30c (ID No. 09216822 ), the residential building Dohnaer Straße 30d (ID No. 09216823), the row of houses Dohnaer Straße 32-32c (ID No. 09216825) the semi-detached house Dohnaer Straße 32d / 32e (ID No. 09216826), the rows of houses Dohnaer Straße 34 and Hugo-Bürkner-Strasse 2 / 2b (ID-No. 09212304), Rayskistraße 32-44 (ID-No. 09212303) as well as the outdoor facilities in front of and behind the buildings as a whole; Settlement between Dohnaer Straße, Hugo-Bürkner-Straße and Rayskistraße consisting of two elongated wings on Rayskistraße and two assemblies grouped around inner courtyards, buildings with idiosyncratic, strip-shaped façades designed in a functionalist or Bauhaus style, the complex is important in terms of building history, urban planning and urban development history. |
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Residential development on Nürnberger Strasse |
Altstadt II, Nürnberger Strasse (map) |
1953–1956 (settlement) | Comprehensive residential development on Nürnberger Strasse, with the following individual monuments: Altenzeller Strasse 16, 18, 20 / Kaitzer Strasse 30 (ID no. 09216729), Altenzeller Strasse 22-28 straight / Kaitzer Strasse 29 (ID no. 09216730), Bernhardstrasse 20-26 straight / Eisenstuckstraße 15, 17 (ID-Nr. 09216733), Bernhardstraße 28, 30 / Eisenstuckstraße 26, 28 (ID-Nr. 09216735), Bernhardstraße 36, 36a, 38, 38a (ID-Nr. 09216744), Eisenstuckstraße 16, 18 (ID-Nr. 09216741), Eisenstuckstraße 20, 22 / Kaitzer Straße 37 (ID-Nr. 09216742), Hohe Straße 41, 43, 43a, 43b, 45, 47 (ID-Nr. 09216745), Hohe Straße 49, 51 (ID-Nr. 09216746), Kaitzer Straße 32, 33, 35 / Eisenstuckstraße 9, 11 (ID-Nr. 09216743) and Nürnberger Straße 10-16 even (ID-Nr. 09216747), Nürnberger Straße 13-19 odd ( ID No. 09216748), Nürnberger Straße 16a, 16b (ID No. 09216707), Nürnberger Straße 18-28 even / Bernhardstraße 34 (ID No. 09216738) and Nürnberger Straße 23-31 odd (ID No. 09216749) as well as Eisenstuckstraße 13 and the outdoor facilities in front and behind r the buildings (as aggregate parts). |
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Dr. Höhne Houses | Löbtau, Ebertplatz 1; 1b; 2; 2 B; 3; 3b (card) |
1920–1921 (residential complex) | Subject aggregation of the Dr.-Höhne-Häuser residential complex with the following individual monuments: Row of houses (Ebertplatz 1 / 1b / 2 / 2b / 3 / 3b with Freiberger Straße 113/115/117/119/121 and Saxoniastraße 2/4/6/8/10, ID No. 09210738), row of houses (Oederaner Straße 24/26/28 with Saxoniastraße 18/20/22/24/28, ID No. 09210735), three residential buildings at Saxoniastraße 12-16 (ID No. 09216630) and the Economic tract in the courtyard as an entity part; Residential complex of the Dresdner Spar- und Bauverein in the area between Ebertplatz, Freiberger Straße, Oederaner Straße and Saxoniastraße, complex consisting of two wings that surround a residential courtyard, part of the Ebertplatz with a street-defining curve, in the courtyard area another row of houses on the side The L-shaped wing tips slide towards Saxoniastraße into the courtyard area, a striking residential complex from the 1920s, significant in terms of the history of the building and the townscape. |
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Deubener Strasse residential complex |
Löbtau, Deubener Strasse 16; 18; 20; 22; 24; 26; 28; 30; 32 (card) |
1927 (residential complex) | Unity of the residential complex Deubener Strasse with the following individual monuments: row of houses and two twin houses (Deubener Strasse 20-28, 16/18, 30/32 ID no. 09216641), one twin house (Essener Strasse 2/4 ID no. 09210794), one twin house (Grillenburger Straße 1/3 ID-Nr. 09210791), as well as a row of houses and two double houses (Malterstraße 45-53, 41/43, 55/57 ID-Nr. 09210791) as well as the fencing as an integral part of a system around the street district Deubener, Essener , Grillenburger and Malterstrasse built by the railway construction cooperative; System consisting of two rows of houses (five entrances each) and six semi-detached houses, in open development and grouped around a rectangular residential courtyard, the central buildings on Deubener and Malterstraße highlighted in terms of design, the interior is accessed via simple gate entrances or passageways (connect individual houses with each other), the street-side fences of knee-high walls and railings as an important design element, the architect Curt Herfurth used expressionist forms, striking and architecturally high-quality example of the settlement architecture of the 1920s, of architectural significance. |
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Tram home Löbtau | Löbtau, Bünaustraße 4b; 6; 6b; 8th; 8b (card) |
re. 1912 (residential complex) | Material entirety of the Löbtau tramway home, with a group of residential buildings and two apartment buildings as individual monuments (ID No. 09210652), plus the massive fencing, accompanying greenery with hedges and enclosed lawns and rear allotment gardens as elements of the whole; Erected for employees of the Dresden tram by city planning officer Hans Erlwein, buildings with a repertoire of shapes typical for Erlwein (mansard roofs, accentuation with little facade ornamentation, highlighted entrance areas, windows with raised skylights, etc.), complex historically and socially significant, also of relevance from an architectural perspective |
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Dölzschener Strasse residential complex |
Löbtau, Dölzschener Strasse 14; 16; 18; 20; 22; 24 (card) |
1920-1921 | Objective group of residential complex Dölzschener Strasse with the following individual monuments: a row of houses (Dölzschener Strasse 16/18/20/22) and two double houses (Dölzschener Strasse 14 and Frankenbergstrasse 37, Dölzschener Strasse 24 and Mohorner Strasse 24, ID No. 09216635), two twin houses ( Frankenberger Straße 39/41, Frankenberger Straße 43 and Zauckeroder Straße 13, ID No. 09210625), two double houses (Mohorner Straße 26/28, Mohorner Straße 30 and Zauckeroder Straße 23, ID No. 09210627), one row of houses (Zauckeroder Straße 15/17/19/21, ID No. 09216685) as well as the connecting gate entrances as a whole; The complex in the street area Dölzschener, Frankenberg-, Mohorner and Zauckeroder Straße, built by the building cooperative for the staff of the Saxon State Railways in Dresden and the railway workers building cooperative, consists of two rows of houses (four entrances each) and six double houses, grouped around a rectangular courtyard , Rows of houses on Dölzschener Straße and Zauckeroder Straße are connected to the adjoining double houses by covered gate entrances, the buildings show traditional shapes such as mansard roofs, folding shutters, triangular gables, segmented and basket arches, etc. (see residential complex on Teplitzer Straße in Dresden-Strehlen ), a residential complex of major urban development from the 1920s, of architectural significance. |
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Pennricher Strasse assembly group | Friedrichstadt, Gohliser Strasse 35; 37; 39; 41; 45 (card) |
1919–1925 (settlement) | Comprehensive assembly Pennricher Straße with the following individual monuments: row of houses consisting of five apartment buildings (ID-Nr. 09210597, Gohliser Straße 35; 37; 39; 41; 45), double dwelling (ID-Nr. 09306506, Hühndorfer Straße 1, 3), consisting of a row of houses consisting of nine apartment buildings (ID no. 09210586, Pennricher Strasse 8; 10; 12; 14; 16; 16b; 18; 18b; 20), double dwelling (ID no. 09210596, Unkersdorfer Strasse 1, 3), row of houses consisting of four Multi-family houses (ID no. 09218736, Unkersdorfer Strasse 2, 4, 6, 6b), twin houses (ID no. 09218735, Unkersdorfer Strasse 5, 5b) and all enclosures as a whole; In the quarter between Pennricherstrasse, Gohliserstrasse and Unkersdorfer Strasse, the small housing association Dresden's settlement, entire complex consisting of a U-shaped assembly group and individual buildings, traditionally designed with a perforated facade, hipped or mansard roofs with crested, bat dormers, standing roof houses, risalits, etc., accentuated through classicistic motifs, such as lintels with hanging plates and triangular gables with arched windows, significant in terms of building history, social history and urban development history. |
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Gartenheimsiedlung Plauen | Plauen, Albert-Schweitzer-Strasse 7; 9; 11 (card) |
1927–1928 (settlement) | Unity of the garden home settlement Plauen consisting of four double houses and three houses, built by Bauverein Gartenheim e. G. mb H., today AWG "Glückauf Süd" (Albert-Schweitzer-Straße 7; 9 - ID No. 09212146, Albert-Schweitzer-Straße 11 - ID No. 09216127, Bernhardstraße 134; 136 - ID No. 09212145, Bernhardstraße 138; 140 - ID No. 09212165, Leibnizstraße 8; 10 - ID No. 09216130, Leibnizstraße 12 - ID No. 09216128 and Leibnizstraße 14 - ID No. 09216129); Traditionally designed multi-storey buildings with perforated facades, extensions and hipped or mansard roofs, accents through folding shutters and entrance axes highlighted in terms of design, striking examples of small-scale housing and housing developments around 1930, especially in Dresden, significant in terms of building history and urban development history. |
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Kirchplatz residential complex | Laubegast, Hermann-Seidel-Strasse (map) |
1925–1930 (residential complex) | The whole of the residential complex at Kirchplatz, with the following individual monuments: Kirchplatz 1/3/5/7/9/11/13/15 (ID No. 09213109) and Hermann-Seidel-Straße 17 (ID No. 09213109), Kirchplatz 2/4 / 6 (ID-Nr. 09218306) and Hermann-Seidel-Straße 16 (ID-Nr. 09218306), Kirchplatz 8/10/12 (ID-Nr. 09218307) and Hermann-Seidel-Straße 18 (ID-Nr. 09218307 ); Housing complex of the former GAGFAH (Gemeinnützige AG for salaried homes), ring complex with a total of three arched blocks of flats / concave rows of houses, square design and central war memorial on the church square, buildings traditional to expressionistic, with decorative clinker bricks on the ground floor and framing the continuous staircase windows, corners with higher ones Emphasis on the building, a gatehouse, unmistakable in terms of design and urban development, a complex of architectural, urban and artistic importance. |
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Small apartment colony Laubegast | Laubegast, Kärntner Weg (map) |
1924–1927 (settlement) | The whole of the Laubegast small apartment colony with the following individual monuments: the terraced houses Kärtner Weg 1/3/5/7/9/11 (ID No. 09213199), Kärntner Weg 2/4/6 / 8/10/12 (ID No. 09218305) , the rows of houses Kärtner Weg 13/15/17/19/21/23 (ID-Nr. 09218303), Kärtner Weg 14/16/18/20/22/24 (ID-Nr. 09218304), Steirische Straße 35/37 / 39/41/43/45/47/49/51/53/57/59 (ID-No. 09213201), Tauernstrasse 1/3/5/7 (ID-No. 09213202), Tauernstrasse 9/11/13 / 15 (ID-Nr. 09218326), Tauernstraße 17/19/21/23/25/27/29/31/33/35 (individual monument ID-Nr. 09218327), Troppauer Straße 30/32/34/38/40 (ID-No. 09218333), Troppauer Strasse 29/31/35/33 (ID-No. 09213203), Troppauer Strasse 37/39/41/43/45/47/49/51 (ID-No. 09218331) and Troppauer Straße 53/55/57/59 (ID No. 09218332), plus the outdoor facilities as a whole. |
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Villach settlement | Laubegast, Gmünder Strasse (map) |
1926–1928 (settlement) | The entire Villacher Siedlung with the following individual monuments: the rows of houses Gmünder Strasse 1 -7 (ID-Nr. 09213160), Gmünder Strasse 2 - 8 (ID-Nr. 09218298), Großglocknerstrasse 1 - 5 (ID-Nr. 09218299), Großglocknerstrasse 7 - 13 (ID-Nr. 09218300), the residential building Großglocknerstraße 15 (ID-Nr. 09218301), the semi-detached houses Krainer Straße 1/3 (ID-Nr. 09213159), Krainer Straße 2/4 (ID-Nr. 09218310), the Row of houses Krainer Strasse 5 - 17 (ID-Nr. 09218308), the semi-detached houses Krainer Strasse 6/8 (ID-Nr. 09218311), Krainer Strasse 19/21 (ID-Nr. 09218309), the residential building Tauernstrasse 51 (ID-Nr 09213161), the row of houses Tauernstrasse 53 - 59 (ID-No. 09218329), the residential building Tauernstrasse 61 (ID-No. 09218330), the rows of houses Villacher Strasse 61 - 65 (ID-No. 09213158), Villacher Strasse 67 - 71 (ID-Nr. 09218334), Villacher Straße 70 - 76 (ID-Nr. 09218337), the semi-detached houses Villacher Straße 73/75 (ID-Nr. 09218335) and Villacher Straße 78/80 (ID-Nr. 09218338) as well as the Outdoor facilities in front of and behind the building opportunities as parts of the whole. |
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Dresden-Stetzsch residential estate |
Stetzsch, Alsenstrasse 1; 2; 3; 4; 5; 6; 7; 8th; 9; 10; 11; 12; 13; 14; 15; 16; 17; 18; 19; 24 (card) |
1926–1927 (settlement) | Totality of the Dresden-Stetzsch residential estate with numerous individual monuments - relevant in terms of building history, urban development history and social history. The "Eigenheimsiedlung Dresden-Stetzsch", as a whole under protection, is a wooden house settlement built by the General Saxon Settlers Association in the years 1926-27 on Alsen-, Brabschützer- and Flensburger Straße. |
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Dresden-Stetzsch settlement | Stetzsch, Am Hang 40; 42 (card) |
1924–1925 (settlement) | The whole of the Dresden-Stetzsch settlement, with the following individual monuments: the group of terraced houses Am Hang 40/42 and Seegärten 89/91/93/95 (ID no. 09210847), the group of terraced houses Seegärten 45/47/49/51/53/55/57 / 59/61/63/65/67/69/71/73/75/77/79/81/83/85/87 (ID No. 09210846), the terraced house group Seegärten 46/48/50/52/54 / 56/58/60/62/64/66/68/70/72/74/76/78/80/82/84/86/88 (ID No. 09218907), the terraced house group Seegärten 90/92/94 / 96 (ID-No. 09218908) and as a totality part the enclosures (Am Hang 40/42, Seegärten 89/91/93/95 and 90/92/94/96) and the outdoor facilities; The characteristic residential complex built by the small housing association of the 1920s between Am Hang and Seegärten, a complex of four rows of houses with transverse tracts as gatehouses and head buildings, the single-storey houses with extended pitched roofs, an authentic example of the small-scale housing and housing developments of the time, and exemplary Value for the socially balanced settlement and homestead movement at the time of the Weimar Republic, of importance in terms of building history, urban development history and social history. |
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Talstrasse residential complex | Cossebaude, Talstr. 101, 105-107 and 109-119 (card) |
1919–1920 (residential complex) | Totality of the Talstrasse residential complex with a double house (ID no. 09275097, Talstrasse 105/107) and two apartment buildings (ID no. 09275119, Talstrasse 101 and ID no. 09275098, Talstrasse 109-119) as individual monuments; Part of a residential complex of the Dresden Land building cooperative with three buildings, traditional design, significant in terms of building history and urban development history. |
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Volksheim Kaditz settlement | Kaditz, At the Hufen 12; 13; 14; 15; 16; 17; Grimmstrasse (map) |
1927–1930 (settlement) | Unity of the Volksheim Kaditz settlement with numerous individual monuments. The settlement is considered to be significant in terms of building history, social history and urban development history. On the one hand, the houses are exemplary testimony to the construction of small apartments and settlements in the 1920s, and on the other hand, they vividly document the urban development of Dresden (LfD / 2013). |
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Kaditz community settlement | Kaditz, Fürstenhainer Strasse 26; 28 (card) |
1936–1939 (settlement) | Unity of the Kaditz community settlement, area on Kötzschenbroder Strasse, with numerous individual monuments. The property of the site as a monument results from its importance in terms of building history and urban development history. On the one hand, the settlement is an exemplary testimony to the construction of small flats and settlements in the 1930s, and on the other hand, the “Kaditz community settlement” with the neighboring settlement areas clearly documents the urban development of Dresden (LfD / 2013). |
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Monk wood | Bühlau, Mönchsholz 1; 3 (card) |
1926 (residential complex) | Monastic wood as a whole with the following individual monuments: Double houses with enclosures (Mönchsholz 1, 3 - ID No. 09211050, Mönchsholz 2, 4 - ID No. 09217776, Mönchsholz 5, 7 - ID No. 09217771, Mönchsholz 6, 8 - ID- No. 09217777, Mönchsholz 9, 11 - ID-Nr. 09217772, Mönchsholz 10, 12 - ID-Nr. 09217778, Mönchsholz 13, 15 - ID-Nr. 09217773, Mönchsholz 14, 21 - ID-Nr. 09217775, Mönchsholz 17 , 19 - ID No. 09217774); Small residential complex with traditionally designed buildings, enlivened by folding shutters, sparingly used structures and few expressionist details, built by Spar- und Bauverein Bühlau and the surrounding area, significant in terms of building history, local history and social history. |
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Bühlau residential complex | Bühlau, Bautzner Landstrasse 172 to 184 (map) |
1928–1930 (residential complex) | Factual entity with numerous individual monuments - significant in terms of building history, local history and social history. |
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Churches and cemeteries
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Trinity Cemetery | Altstadt II, Fiedlerstrasse 1; 1a (card) |
1815-1816 (cemetery); 1872 (cemetery) | Trinity cemetery as a whole in its grown functional and design unit with the following individual monuments: two mirror-like administrative buildings, presumably former gravedigger houses, at the main entrance, storage hall (burial hall?) And celebration hall, at the time of construction morgue and lodging house, at the western entrance, monumental graves, memorial of the victims of the May Uprising in 1849 (obelisk in grave field III P), walls between the grave fields and enclosure walls including (three?) Gates with gates (ID No. 09217236) and cemetery design (garden monument); Design with a structured path system, circular prayer space, structure and space-creating avenue planting, one of the oldest and most important tombs in Dresden with architecturally valuable buildings and a large number of remarkable tombs, of architectural, artistic, personal, regional and local significance. |
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Johannisfriedhof | Tolkewitz, Wehlener Strasse 13 (map) |
1879-1881 (cemetery); 1940 (place of prayer) | The whole of the cemetery in its grown functional and design unit with the central celebration hall, monumental graves, fountains in grave field 5L, memorials for the victims of the Kapp Putsch in grave field 5L, for the anti-fascists murdered in Keglerheim in grave field 3A, for the victims of February 13th 1945 with memorial stone and fountain, for the Czechoslovak and Polish resistance fighters in grave field 3I and for Soviet prisoners of war in grave field 5K, resting place of the Albertine women from the Dresden motherhouse in grave field 5K, total of 1st, 4th and 5th arches and grave fields 2F, 2G , 2H, 3G, 3H and 3I as well as cemetery enclosures including gates and gates (individual monuments ID No. 09213564), structured path system, structure and space-forming planting as well as the strip of land outside the enclosure (as a whole); The complex is significant in terms of building history, artistry, landscape design, local history and personal history. |
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Urnenhain Tolkewitz ; Municipal Crematorium; graveyard | Tolkewitz, Wehlener Strasse 15; 17 (map) |
laid out around 1911 (cemetery) | Totality: Cemetery in its grown functional and design unit with the following individual monuments: Crematorium including a walkway or urn courtyard directly behind the celebration hall, gatehouses, water basin, fountain, bank locations, monumental graves, memorial for the victims of the concentration camp in the urn courtyard in the extension of the birch avenue (wall areas), not only memorial, but also normal graves, rows of walls, columbarium and enclosure walls including gate system (ID no. 09213565) and cemetery design (garden monument) as well as wooden fence in the area of the rosarium (material part); Cemetery design with a semicircular approach area in front of the (main) entrance, grave areas that are particularly significant in terms of monument preservation: 50, 80 and 100 mark locations, large rosarium, eastern part with small rosarium, central part, new part and further 50 mark locations, New park with terrace garden, structured path system with stairs and terraces, structure and space-creating planting, views of the Elbe landscape (garden monument), significant in terms of building history, artistically, landscape design as well as local history and personal history. |
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Inner Neustädter Friedhof | Neustadt, Friedensstrasse 2 (map) |
1731–1732 (cemetery) | Totality of the inner Neustädter Friedhof in its grown functional and design unit with the following individual monuments: Parentation hall, office building, gatehouse and nine mostly Baroque crypt houses, monumental graves, enclosure wall including three entrances and gates as well as a row of oaks with stalked oaks standing outside on Conradstrasse (ID no . 09214810), also cemetery design, water extraction points in the form of hand lever pumps, all largely preserved fencing grids and all field designation stones (all parts of the entity); Significant in terms of building history, artistry, personal history and local history. |
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New Neustädter Friedhof; St. Pauli Cemetery | Neustadt, Hechtstrasse 78; 78a (card) |
1862, inauguration (cemetery) | Totality of the New Neustädter Friedhof: in its grown functional and design unit with administrative building (s) including enclosure, consecration hall (celebration hall) and morgue, monumental graves, resting places of the deaconesses in grave fields A, E, AII and EII, complex with war memorials from 1866 and 1870–1871 in Grabfeld VS, memorial for children of Polish and Soviet citizens who died in 1933–1945 in grave field P, grave site for 428 war victims from 1945 in grave field H, the "marshal oak" erected in honor of chief forester Marschall in grave field BII and wooden cross between Grave field NII and QII, structured path system, structure-forming and space-forming planting as well as cemetery wall including gate systems and gates (ID no. 09214809); In terms of building history, artistically, landscape design as well as local history and personal history of importance. |
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Garrison cemetery; North Cemetery | Neustadt, Kannenhenkelweg 1 (map) |
1901 (cemetery); 1901–1940 (population) | Aggregate garrison cemetery, north cemetery in its grown functional and design unit with the following individual monuments: celebration hall (re. 1902), administration building, former home of the cemetery administrator, monumental memorial to the regiments of the Dresden garrison involved in the First World War, community areas for Soviet citizens (1941–1945, 1942–1948 and 1945–1948), for Hungarian citizens (1939–1945), for citizens of Romania, Poland and the Czechoslovak Republic (1939–1945) - here are mainly forced laborers - for soldiers, for people who fight against war and Fascism the victim death and for Dresden bomb victims from March and April 1945 (or February 13, 1945) as well as the monument-worthy graves (ID-Nr. 09306380), in addition cemetery design (garden monument) also earlier and present enclosing walls and fences including entrance gate (material entirety parts); Complex with a structured path system, structure and space-creating planting as well as walls between the field areas including the associated wall sections, one of the most remarkable cemeteries in the city, significant in terms of building history, military history, local history and sepulkral history as well as artistically valuable. The monument complex with 24 relief panels on which the names of the individual units are written are of particular artistic value. |
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Garrison cemetery of fallen soldiers of the Soviet Army; Soviet garrison cemetery in Dresden | Neustadt, Marienallee (map) |
from 1945 (cemetery) | Totality of the Soviet cemetery of honor: cemetery in its grown functional and design unit with the following individual monuments: large obelisk (1949), flag bearer memorial (1957), grave obelisk, tombstones and two steles (ID No. 09218547), an articulated path system and structure and space-defining Planting (garden monument) and fencing including entrance gate (material part), the so-called northern part behind the steles also belongs to the monument material part; Designed as an honorary complex, the main axis with the flag bearer monument is the design focus, the complex is divided into several parts: to the left of the main axis, the grave field with a distinctive obelisk, opposite a large, almost square grave field with two path axes running to the northeast and two steles that function as focal points, the smaller grave field southwest of Memorial as well as a narrow grave field to the east, separation of the individual grave fields mostly by hedges, the north wing differs from the main part with embedded grave slabs and a more intimate design, military members of the group of the Soviet armed forces in Germany were buried here until well after the Second World War, the entire burial site one of the most remarkable Such facilities in Saxony, historically and artistically significant. |
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Old Jewish Cemetery | Neustadt, Pulsnitzer Strasse 12 (map) |
1751 (cemetery) | Material entirety of the old Jewish cemetery in a very developed and creative unit with the following individual monuments: all grave monuments and enclosure walls including entrance gates and ornamental grilles (ID no. 09214675) as well as the overgrown grave fields, structured path system and formative planting as elements of the whole; Burial place laid out according to special religious regulations, significant in terms of building history, local history, Sepulkral history and personal history. |
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New Jewish cemetery | Altstadt II, Fiedlerstraße 3 (map) |
1867 (cemetery) | The whole of the New Jewish Cemetery, the cemetery in its evolved functional and design unit with the following individual monuments: funeral hall or celebration hall, monumental graves, war memorial for those who died in the First World War, urn grave for murdered Dresden Jews and Thoragrab (in the old part), memorial for the victims the Shoah (in the new part), enclosure walls including gates and gates (ID no. 09217238) and chestnut avenue along the main path (garden monument) as well as cemetery design as a whole; The layout is of artistic, personal, regional, local and sepulkral historical significance. |
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Loschwitz Church and Cemetery | Loschwitz, Pillnitzer Landstrasse 7a (map) |
1708 (year of foundation) | Material entirety of the Loschwitz Cemetery in its grown functional and design unit with the following individual monuments: hall church, plus inside Nosseni altar (altar figures, entire figurative decoration of the altar and approx. 300 original plastic fragments) and the monumental graves as well as churchyard design including planting, paths, cemetery wall with cast-iron railing and street lamps as well as a double-barreled ramp (individual monuments ID no. 09211295); Artistically, historically and personally significant. |
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Loschwitz cemetery | Loschwitz, Pillnitzer Landstrasse 80 (map) |
1806 (cemetery); 1926, urn complex (cemetery) | Material entirety, Loschwitz Cemetery: Cemetery in its grown functional and design unit with the following individual monuments: cemetery chapel including a terrace in front of it, monumental graves, war memorial World War I including memorial stones as well as former and present enclosing walls with 3 entrances and ornamental lattice gates (ID No. 09215764) and cemetery design with a structured path system, structure and space-creating plantings, furthermore artistically designed water intake points, water basins and two octagonal stone round benches (garden monument), plus views of the Elbe landscape; Significant evidence in terms of personal history, local history and sepulkral history, chapel as an example of historicizing cemetery architecture of the 2nd half of the 19th century, of particular architectural value, the design of the new part from 1928–1934, the entire complex of gardening significance. |
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Striesen cemetery | Striesen; Gruna, Gottleubaer Strasse 2 (map) |
1883 (cemetery) | Totality Striesener Friedhof: Cemetery in its grown functional and design unit with the following individual monuments: chapel or celebration hall including portal figures of the former Church of the Redeemer (four evangelists), morgue (with farewell and administration), monumental graves, war memorial for victims of the Second World War in the grave field XII and enclosure wall including magnificent gate system and ornamental lattice gates (ID no. 09213347), furthermore cemetery design (garden monument); Cemetery with a structured path system, structure-creating and space-creating avenue planting and rhododendron planting, hedge quarter (grave area X - XII) and the remains of a hawthorn hedge that originally closed the cemetery to the south, significant in terms of building history and sepulkral history, garden art and local history. |
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White Deer Forest Cemetery | Weißer Hirsch, Am Heiderand 10 (map) |
1898 (forest cemetery) | Material entirety Waldfriedhof Weißer Hirsch with the following individual monuments: chapel, war memorial at the main entrance, monumental graves, memorial for the victims of February 13, 1945 in the grave field WH L, crypt Johann Carl Müller, »Gottesbrünnlein«, urn slope / terrace system with retaining wall including urn niches, railings and Staircases, enclosure wall including gate systems, gate pillars, ornamental lattice and wooden gates (ID-No. 09211646), cemetery in its grown functional and design unit with structured path system, structure and space-forming planting, as well as outside the cemetery wall located green verge on the street (warning strip) (Garden monument); The site is significant in terms of local history, personal history and garden art, is memorable, and in some areas is also artistically valuable. |
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Elias Cemetery | Altstadt I, Ziegelstraße 22 (map) |
1680–1724 (population); 1680 (cemetery) | Totality of Elias Cemetery: Cemetery in its grown functional and design unit with crypt houses (including the Güntzsche crypt), ivy-covered grave fields with gravestones and tombs, remains of the former cemetery (ID No. 09213893), structured path system, appearance including entrance gates and planting Ornamental grilles (garden monument); The oldest burial place in Dresden, particularly picturesque and self-contained complex, which is remarkable due to the structurally sophisticated stones and the mostly baroque crypt houses with their elaborate lattices, overall in terms of building history, local history, personal history, and sepulkral history as well as artistically significant, also singular. |
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Leubnitz-Neuostra cemetery | Leubnitz-Neuostra, Menzelgasse (map) |
1288 (cemetery) | The whole of the cemetery in its evolved functional and design unity with the church , late classicist celebration hall, monumental graves, the view of Leubnitz-Neuostra, from Strehlen to Zschertnitz and to the Borsberg, piece of wall at Altleubnitz (Flst. 889/8) and enclosure wall including six entrances and gates (individual monuments ID no. 09211972 and 09216849) as well as a structured path system with terrace walls, stairs and paved stepped path, two linden trees at the main entrance, cut hedges and bush plantings in the grave fields W1-WU2, U1-U4 (as a whole); The older part of the churchyard right next to the village church and later extensions to the north, significant in terms of art, personal history and local history. |
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Lockwitz Cemetery | Lockwitz, Maxener Strasse (map) |
1757 (cemetery chapel) | Material entity with the following individual monuments: cemetery in its grown functional and design unit with cemetery chapel, crypt house in grave field E, monumental graves, memorial hall for war victims of the 1st and 2nd world war in grave field E with roundabout (ID No. 09215829), stairs and garden artist Design, articulating path system, structure and space-creating avenues and hedges, views of Lockwitz as well as past and present and enclosure walls with four entrances and gates; Significant in terms of personal and local history as well as garden art. |
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Old Annenfriedhof | Altstadt II, Chemnitzer Strasse 32 (map) |
1847–1848 (laid out) | Material entirety of the cemetery in its grown functional and design unit with a crucifix on the celebration hall, monumental graves as well as former and present enclosing walls including gate system and ornamental lattice gates (ID No. 09216703), structured path system as well as structure and space-creating avenue planting (as an artistic whole), system , important in terms of local history and personal history, of documentary value for the design of the cemetery in the 19th century, with memorable value, and also important for local history. |
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New Annenfriedhof ; Löbtau-Naußlitzer Friedhof Peace and Hope | Löbtau, Kesselsdorfer Strasse 29; 31 (card) |
1875 (New Annenfriedhof); 1898 (Peace and Hope Cemetery) | Totality of the new Annenfriedhof and Friedhof Friede and Hope in its grown functional and design unit with the following individual monuments: two cemetery buildings (morgues) including arcades and hereditary burial sites (former celebratory hall with dome destroyed), monumental tombs, memorials for victims of the 1st and 2nd World War on Grave field 6, in grave field 14 and south of grave fields 27 as well as enclosure with ornamental lattice fence including gate systems and gates (ID No. 09210705) as well as cemetery design (garden monument), as well as parts of the group of Wilhelminian tombs worth preserving on the east side of the cemetery buildings, row / group inherited burial east from Wst. 91 to Krüger, Georg (approx. Wst. 170); with a structured path system, structure and space-creating avenue planting, two pyramid oaks at the entrance, the open space north of the cemetery and the remains of the hawthorn hedge originally encompassing the complex, historically significant evidence, the buildings as examples of historicizing cemetery architecture of the 2nd half In the 19th century, architecturally and artistically valuable, first Dresden cemetery design based on aesthetic gardening interests. |
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Resurrection Church , churchyard and Inner Plauenscher Friedhof | Plauen, Altplauen 5 (map) |
1674 (churchyard); 1871 (cemetery) | Unity of the churchyard Auferstehungskirche and Innerer Plauenscher Friedhof with the individual monuments: Church (ID-Nr. 09212057), parish hall (ID-Nr. 09212085), churchyard including extensions to the cemetery in its grown functional and creative unit with cemetery design, mortuary, monumental graves, War memorial World War I in the form of a boulder, honorary complex for victims of world wars and tyranny, wall fountain, enclosure wall and ornamental fence including gates and corner tower (ID No. 09300416) as well as historical paving and old lanterns as a whole; The entire complex is significant in terms of garden art, architectural history, personal history and local history. |
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Gittersee cemetery; Paul Gerhardt Church | Gittersee, Friedhofstrasse (map) |
1896 (cemetery) | All of the cemetery Gittersee in its grown functional and design unit with the following individual monuments: Paul-Gerhardt-Church (originally cemetery chapel) and war memorial for those who fell in the First World War (ID No. 09211931); The complex is of particular importance in terms of building history and local history. |
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Dölzschen cemetery | Dölzschen, Friedhofsweg 20 (map) |
1922 (cemetery) | Totality of cemetery Dölzschen in its grown functional and design unit with the following individual monuments: chapel, monumental tombs, cemetery design with structured path system, structure and space-creating planting, views of the Elbe landscape as well as the cut hornbeam hedges and cut silver linden trees made of quarry stone masonry including wooden entrance gates and integrated benches (ID No. 09306721); delightful location in the middle of fields, important in terms of building history, garden design and local history. |
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Assumption Church and Leuben Church with churchyard | Leuben, Altleuben 9 (map) |
since 1362 (churchyard) | Entirety of the Assumption Church and Church Leuben with cemetery in its increased functional and design unit with the following individual monuments: Church with Church equipment (. ID No. 09213664, Altleuben 15), bell tower of the old church, historically-significant tombs in the churchyard and boundary wall with wooden gate (ID No. 09213665, Altleuben 9), plus a Reformation tree (stem oak - garden monument) as well as the churchyard around the tower of the old Leuben church and the surrounding forecourt design (material parts); Cemetery of one of the oldest buildings in Dresden, the most historic complex in Leuben, significant in terms of architectural, artistic, local and personal history. |
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Maria am Wasser church and the Hosterwitz churchyard | Hosterwitz, Kirchgasse 7 (map) |
around 1500 (churchyard) | Physical entity church and cemetery Hosterwitz, with the following individual monuments: Church Maria am Wasser (ID-No. 09211118), monumental graves and enclosure wall including two entrances and wooden gates (ID-No. 09213753) as well as the area of the complex as a collective entity; Church and churchyard in their grown functional and design unit, oval-shaped, visual connections to the Borsberg and the Elbe, one of the oldest and most characteristic cemeteries in the urban area of Dresden, artistically, landscape-shaping, local history and personal history significant. |
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Inner Briesnitz cemetery | Briesnitz, Merbitzer Strasse 2 (map) |
around 1273 (cemetery) | Material entirety of the inner Briesnitz cemetery, cemetery in its grown functional and design unit with the following individual monuments: the celebration hall, the monumental graves, two war memorials as well as enclosure walls and fencing including gates, gates and ornamental grids (ID No. 09218508), the specially designed grave fields K2 (totality parts), furthermore cemetery design (garden monument); Vivid testimony to the sepulchral architecture, especially of the 19th and 20th centuries, with a structured system of paths, structure and space-creating plants and views of the Elbe landscape, slightly elevated complex with Briesnitz Church visible from afar, some graves are reminiscent of significant personalities of the place, in terms of architectural history, garden art, Important in terms of landscape design and local history. |
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New Leuben cemetery | Leuben, Pirnaer Landstrasse 113 (map) |
1675 (cemetery); 1978, redesign of the 4th extension (cemetery) | Totality of the new Leuben cemetery in its grown and design unit with chapel and morgue, war memorial in grave field B, monumental grave sites, walls between the grave fields or cemetery areas, the wells in grave field B3 and EU, former and present enclosure walls including three entrances and gates (ID- No. 09213666) and cemetery design (garden monument); including a structured system of paths with stairs and dry stone walls, structure and space-forming planting as well as the visual relationships from the grave fields EU and D4 into the Elbe landscape, construction-historical, artistic, local and personal history significant. |
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Old (Inner) Catholic Cemetery | Friedrichstadt, Friedrichstrasse 54 (map) |
since 1721 (cemetery) | Material entirety of the cemetery in its grown functional and design unit with St. Michael chapel, gatehouse, 156 monumental grave sites, enclosure wall with entrance gate (ID No. 09218669), morgue and structured path system (material parts); Second oldest of the preserved Dresden city cemeteries, of extraordinary cultural and historical status, as numerous personalities were buried here who belonged to the court or were connected to it and because of the outstanding artistic quality of numerous tombs. |
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Inner Matthew cemetery | Friedrichstadt, Friedrichstrasse 43 (map) |
1724–1732 (cemetery) | Totality of the Inner Matthew Cemetery: Cemetery in its grown functional and design unit with a hall church with a retracted, square west tower (ID no. 09218666), cemetery administration, cemetery, 17 tombs, two integrated round benches between the grave fields A and B, a dividing path system including a three enclosure wall Entrances on Friedrichstrasse with decorative grilles (ID no. 09218964); of importance in terms of building history, local history and Sepulchral history |
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Outer Matthew Cemetery | Friedrichstadt, Bremer Strasse 18 (map) |
1851 (cemetery) | The outer Matthew cemetery in its grown functional and design unit with the following individual monuments: Parentation hall with an L-shaped floor plan, new residential and administrative building, memorials for Soviet war victims in grave fields 17, 37 and J as well as for German war victims of the First and Second World Wars in grave field 20 with garden design, five graves and remains of the enclosure wall including gate system and gates (ID No. 09217236), with a structured path system, remains of the structure and space-forming planting (garden monument) as well as two wells in the hippodrome-shaped area northwest of the residential and administrative building ( Entity parts); Significant in terms of building history, local history, personal history and sepulkral history. |
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New Catholic cemetery | Friedrichstadt, Bremer Strasse 20 (map) |
1875 (cemetery) | Totality of the new Catholic cemetery in its grown functional and design unit with the following individual monuments: gatehouse including chapel, administration and apartment of the cemetery master, morgue, monumental graves, memorials with their garden design for fallen soldiers of the 1st and 2nd World War in grave field H, for Victims of National Socialism and the bombing raids on Dresden in grave field K, for Czechoslovak victims of National Socialism in grave field I and for victims of fascism from 13 nations and the USA in grave field N, well basin with figure, structured path system, structure and space-creating planting (garden monument) as well as the enclosure wall including gate system and gates (ID No. 09218632); Significant in terms of building history and local history as well as garden art. |
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Cossebaude mountain cemetery | Cossebaude, Friedhofsweg (map) |
1919 (cemetery) | Material entirety Bergfriedhof: Cemetery in its grown functional and design unit with the following individual monuments: Ceremonial hall with later added morgue, some monumental graves, especially in the area of the forest cemetery, complex from the war memorial 1866 and 1870/71 in the form of an obelisk and wooden crosses for victims of WWII in grave field III D and so-called high cross with memorial stone »The nameless dead of 1945« in the curve of Linden-Allee (ID no. 09301742), furthermore with enclosure fences including gate system and wooden gate (material parts) as well as cemetery design (garden monument); with a distinctive linden avenue (Sommerlinden) that opens up the cemetery, a structured path system including stairs made of concrete steps, different grave field schemes, structure and space-creating planting (especially cut linden trees and hedges) and views of the Radebeul slopes of the Elbe, important in terms of building history and the history of the town, and in terms of garden art , particularly significant is the grave field scheme with a hedge that was specially designed for this cemetery. |
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Emmauskirche and Kaditz churchyard | Kaditz, Altkaditz 27 (map) |
around 1500 (churchyard) | The whole of the Emmaus Church and the Kaditz churchyard in its grown functional and design unit with the following individual monuments: Church, memorial graves, war memorial for those killed in World War 1 and 2, and churchyard wall including three entrances and gates (ID No. 09216974), plus churchyard (garden monument ), especially the Kaditz linden tree , one of the oldest trees , a former court linden tree south of the church; Artistically, historically and personally as well as significant in terms of landscape design. |
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Old Klotzsche Church; Altklotzsche churchyard | Klotzsche, Altklotzsche 63a (map) |
1810/1811 (churchyard) | Totality of the churchyard Altklotzsche with the following individual monuments: church, tombs, syenite enclosure , two entrances and stairs in front of the main entrance (individual monument ID no. |
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Klotzsche old cemetery | Klotzsche, Am Hellerrand 2a (map) |
1886 (cemetery) | Totality of the old Klotzsche cemetery with the following individual monuments: Chapel in Art Nouveau style, morgue, monumental graves as well as enclosure wall including gate and wooden gate, with a structured system of paths, tree-lined avenues, views of Hellerau and the Klotzsche water tower (individual monument list ID no. 09218165); Cemetery in its grown functional and design unit is significant in terms of building history, local history, personal history and artistically. |
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New Klotzsche cemetery | Klotzsche, Am Friedhof 6 (map) |
1931–1932 (cemetery) | Entity of the new Klotzsche cemetery with the following individual monuments: celebration hall, outbuildings, monumental grave sites and enclosure wall with entrance gates (ID no. 09218155) including fences (entity part) and cemetery design (garden monument); Cemetery in its grown functional and design unit with a celebration hall, ancillary building including farm yard and front garden, monumental graves, fountains, structured path system with a central semicircle, open stairs and dry stone walls, granite stone open areas, structure and space-defining hedges and woody planting with four red-flowering chestnuts in the entrance area including fence system with entrance gates, one of the most idiosyncratic designs in Dresden, significant in terms of building history, garden art, local history and personal history. |
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Langebrück cemetery | Langebrück, Kirchstrasse 44 (map) |
1278–1298 (year of foundation) | Material entirety of the Langebrück cemetery with the following individual monuments: cemetery chapel, monumental graves, enclosure wall and fences including cemetery gate (ID No. 09301763), church with furnishings (ID No. 09284853), plus the cemetery design (garden monument) with linden alley; Cemetery in its evolved functional and design unit with a structured system of paths, structure and space-defining planting of avenues and views from the avenue of lime trees into the surrounding landscape, important in terms of building history, garden art and local history. |
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Lausa church and churchyard | Lausa, Koenigsbrücker Landstrasse 375 (next to) (map) |
around 1610 (churchyard) | The whole of the church and cemetery in Lausa with the following individual monuments: Church, enclosure wall, memorials for those who fell in World War I and II, and historical tombs as well as Luther's linden tree as a garden monument (ID No. 09283933) and the cemetery as part of the whole; of orthistorical, architectural and artistic importance. |
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Bühlau cemetery | Bühlau, Quohrener Strasse 18 (map) |
1897 (cemetery) | Material entirety Friedhof Bühlau in its grown functional and design unit with the following individual monuments: cemetery chapel, enclosure wall with access gates and monumental grave facilities (ID No. 09218379) as well as cemetery design (garden monument); with a structured system of paths, retaining walls and stairs, structure and space-forming hedges and avenues, of importance in terms of local history and the history of the Sepulchral and landscape. |
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Weißig churchyard and cemetery | Weißig, Hauptstrasse 18; 19 (card) |
around 1235 (year of foundation); around 1925 (morgue) | Material entirety of the churchyard and cemetery in Weißig, with the following individual monuments: memorial graves, memorial for those who died in World War I including garden design and enclosure walls including gates and ornamental lattice gates as well as fences (ID No. 09303048) as well as design of the churchyard (garden monument), as well as morgue ); Cemetery around the village church including extensions to the cemetery in its evolved functional and design unit, with a structured system of paths, structure and space-creating planting, views of the Hutberg, a rare arbor made from Cornelian cherries with benches, significant artistically, historically and in terms of personal history. |
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- ↑ Schlosspark Pillnitz: park extended and with garden design, in the center relatively regular layout of the pleasure garden, this originally baroque, later redesigned, regularly also the Kaiserstück behind the Bergpalais, open extensions along the banks of the Elbe with ferry, play facilities in the hedge garden preserved in its basic structure and the Maille-Bahn, irregular, landscaped area of the English Garden (one of the first English gardens in Saxony) and in a similar design, but later, the Dutch and Chinese Garden, remarkable collection of conifers (coniferous grove) in front of the orangery, revitalization of the New Palace Fliederhof, entire palace and park complex, a unique ensemble of garden art and architecture from the baroque to modern times, significant in terms of building history, garden design, artistic, local history and landscape design, and as a former residence of the Wettins, of particular importance for the history of the country (see Friedrichsgrund as a pre-romantic-sentimental continuation of the English Garden).
- ↑ The original fortress wall in the 18th century was transformed into a pleasure garden and after 1814 a promenade. Alexander von Humboldt's unique panoramic promenade aptly referred to as the “Balcony of Europe” developed into a main attraction for Dresden residents and the people in the course of the 19th century Guests of the city, from the Elbe characterizing the townscape with the rear buildings serving as a wall, plus the views of Georg-Treu-Platz , Hasenberg , Schloßplatz and Tzschirnerplatz , significant in terms of building history, art history and local history, artistically and town planning, as well as parts of the district heating duct (Brühlsche Gasse, ID No. 09304122).
- ↑ The originally baroque, repeatedly redesigned gardens including Lennéstrasse, Stübelallee, Karcherallee, Tiergartenstrasse and Lennéplatz in parts, with palais, cavalier houses, the foundations of cavalier house E under a sand square, the base zone of cavalier house H built over by promenade with pergola, theaters, open-air theater, Nabeshima house, bridges, fountains, sculptures, vases, other garden architecture, lake, basin and ponds ( Carolasee , Neuer Teich , Palais pond etc.), canal, parterres, meadows, gardens (including botanical), trees, plants (Hauptallee 4b, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 12; Herkulesallee 1, Karcherallee 8, 10; Stübelallee 2 etc.), furthermore western extension of Herkulesallee, floor inlay "Angel of Cultures" is not part of the cultural monument.
- ↑ Monument text: The axis of Königstraße from Palaisplatz to Albertplatz was laid out as the second main street of the "New King City" from 1731. It was created with the significant participation of the most famous Saxon baroque master builder, Matthäus Daniel Pöppelmann, who designed the prescribed uniform facade architecture. As the only urban development axis in Dresden from the first half of the 18th century, which has largely been preserved with its original development, Königstraße is of singular importance. As a work by Pöppelmann, it also has a special architectural and historical value (LfD / 2014).
- ↑ Villa development: Goetheallee 6: Villa and villa garden (ID-No. 09212754) as well as fencing as a whole, Goetheallee 8: villa, outbuildings, villa garden and fencing (ID-No. 09212756), Goetheallee 10: villa, villa garden and fencing (ID- No. 09212759), Goetheallee 12: Villa, villa garden and enclosure (ID No. 09212753), Goetheallee 14: Villa and villa garden (ID No. 09212751) as well as enclosure as a whole, Goetheallee 18: Villa, villa garden and enclosure (ID- No. 09212745), Goetheallee 20: Villa and villa garden (ID-No. 09212746) as well as fencing as a whole, Goetheallee 22: Villa, villa garden and fencing (ID-No. 09212744), Goetheallee 24: villa, villa garden and fencing (including the rear Gate), adjoining building, pavilion and side terrace (ID No. 09212741), Goetheallee 26a: rear gate in neo-Gothic style (ID No. 09212602), Goetheallee 28: villa, villa garden and fence (ID No. 09212737), Handelallee 3: Villa (ID no. 09212803) as well as the garden and enclosure as a whole, Händelallee 11: rental villa (ID No. 09212805) and garden and enclosure as a whole, Loschwitzer Straße 1: villa, villa garden and enclosure (ID No. 09212806), Loschwitzer Straße 5, 5a: Villa and back building (ID No. 09212811) as well as garden and enclosure as a whole, Loschwitzer Straße 7: Villa, villa garden and enclosure (ID No. 09212813), Loschwitzer Straße 13: Villa and villa garden (ID No. 09212839) and enclosure as a totality part, Loschwitzer Straße 15: Villa and Villengarten (ID-Nr. 09212837) as well as enclosure as an aggregate part, Loschwitzer Straße 17: Villa, Villa Garden and enclosure (ID-Nr. 09212864), Loschwitzer Straße 19: Villa, villa garden and enclosure (ID -Nr. 09212863), Loschwitzer Straße 21: Villa with two side buildings, villa garden, garden sculpture and fence (ID-Nr. 09212862), Loschwitzer Straße 23: villa and villa garden (ID-Nr. 09212867) and egg Peace as a whole, Loschwitzer Straße 27: Villa and villa garden (ID no. 09212868) as well as fencing as a whole, Loschwitzer Straße 31, 31a: villa with rear building, villa garden and fencing (ID-No. 09212869), Loschwitzer Straße 33: villa (ID-No. 09212870) and garden and fencing as a whole, Loschwitzer Straße 35 : Villa (ID No. 09212872) as well as the garden and enclosure as a whole, Lothringer Weg 1: Villa with outbuilding (once a coach house and coach house), covered gate and pergola, villa garden, garden terrace, fountain with plastic and enclosure (ID No. 09212748 ); Lothringer Weg 3: rental villa, villa garden and enclosure (ID no. 09212865); Prellerstraße 6: Villa (ID-No. 09212779) as well as garden and fence as a whole, Prellerstraße 10: Rental villa (ID-No. 09212784) and garden and fence as a whole, Prellerstraße 14: Villa (ID-No. 09212786) as well as garden and Enclosure as a whole, Prellerstraße 18: Hotel (formerly) with rear building (ID-Nr. 09212788) and garden as a whole, Vogesenweg: Königsheim monument (ID-Nr. 09306649), Vogesenweg 4: Villa with a small garden house, villa garden and enclosure (ID No. 09212736), Vogesenweg 6: Villa and Villengarten (ID No. 09216934), Waldparkstraße 1: Villa (ID No. 09212735) as well as garden and enclosure as a whole, Waldparkstraße 3: Villa (ID No. 09212778 ) as well as the garden and enclosure as a whole, as well as the gardens: Goetheallee 14a, 14b, 26a, 26b, 28a, Händelallee 5, 7, 9, 9a, 13, 15, 17, 19, 21, 23, Loschwitzer Straße 3, 3a , 3b, 9, 11, 11a, 15a, 15, 25, 29, 29a, Prellerstraße 8, 12, 12a, Vogesenweg 5, 8, 9, 12 Waldparkstraße 2, 2a, as parts of the whole.
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Monument text: The Sachsenbad and the library and residential building on the corner of Wurzener Strasse in the Pieschen district of Dresden were built in 1929 as a dominant feature of an extensive sports park, surrounded by several small housing estates, based on a design by the city building councilor Paul Wolf. Both were connected by a covered corridor, which was also intended as access to the adjacent sports field. On a building plan for Dresden-Pieschen from April 1941, one can understand his intentions very nicely, as some of it remained unfinished. Here you can also guess an outdoor pool planned to the north. The green square in the corner between Wurzener Straße and Rehefelder Straße completed the ensemble. The large indoor swimming pool and the municipal public library were planned as the social and urban center of the quarter, which combined different functions such as education, sport and living. The connection with the apartment block by the architect Hans Richter to the south, a complex built very consistently in the Bauhaus style, is unmistakable, as it goes in the same architectural direction. The fact that Wolf planned it as part of a green corridor from Leipziger Strasse in the south to the railway line in the north is also relevant to the outdoor facilities.
The totality of the Sachsenbad is one of the most impressive Dresden ensembles of New Building, which explains its architectural and artistic importance. The entire system is undoubtedly a rarity. As an outstanding urban project of the Weimar Republic that combined functions such as education, sport and living, it also has a local and socio-historical value (LfD / 2015). - ↑ The garden city has the following individual monuments: Am Dorffrieden 3/5/7/9/11/13/15/17/19/21 (ID No. 09210016), Am Dorffrieden 4/6/8/10 (ID No. 09210027), Am Dorffrieden 12 (ID-Nr. 09210031), Am Grünen Zipfel 1 (ID-Nr. 09210032), Am Grünen Zipfel 2 (ID-Nr. 09210088), Am Grünen Zipfel 3/5/7/9/11 / 13/15/17/19 (ID No. 09210033), Am Grünen Zipfel 4/6 (ID No. 09210089), Am Grünen Zipfel 8 (ID No. 09210090), Am Grünen Zipfel 10/12/14 / 16/18/20/22/24/26 (ID No. 09210091), Am Grünen Zipfel 21 (ID No. 09210042), Am Grünen Zipfel 23/25/27/29/31/33/35/37 / 39/41/43/45 (ID No. 09210045), Am Grünen Zipfel 28/30/32/34/36/38 (ID No. 09210100), Am Grünen Zipfel 40 (ID No. 09210106), Am Grünen Zipfel 42/44 (ID No. 09210107), Am Grünen Zipfel 46/48/50/52/54/56/58/60/62/64/66 (ID No. 09210109), Am Grünen Zipfel 47 (ID-Nr. 09210056), Am Grünen Zipfel 49 (ID-Nr. 09210057), Am Grünen Zipfel 51/53/55/57/59/61/63/65/67 (ID-Nr. 09210058), Am Grünen Zipfel 68 (ID No. 09210120), Am Grünen Zipfel 69/71/73/75 (ID No. 0 9210067), Am Grünen Zipfel 70/72/74/76/78 (ID no. 09210121), Am Grünen Zipfel 77/79/81/83/85/87/89/91/93/95/97/99/101 (ID No. 09210071), Am Grünen Zipfel 80/82/84/86 / 88/90/92/94/96/98 (ID No. 09210126), Am Grünen Zipfel 103 (ID No. 09210084), Am Grünen Zipfel 105 (ID No. 09210085), Am Grünen Zipfel 107 (ID- No. 09210086), Am Grünen Zipfel 109 (ID No. 09210087), Am Hellerrand 1/3/5/7/9/11/13/15 (ID No. 09210136), Am Hellerrand 17/19/21 / 23/25/27 (ID No. 09210143), Am Pfarrlehn 2/4/6/8/10/12 (ID No. 09210271), Am Pfarrlehn 14 (ID No. 09210276), Am Pfarrlehn 16 (ID -Nr. 09210277), Am Pfarrlehn 36 (in front of) Brunnen (ID-Nr. 09210270), Am Pilz 2 (ID-Nr. 09210419), Am Schänkenberg 1/3/5/7/9/11/13/15 ( ID No. 09210073), Am Schänkenberg 2 (ID No. 09210349), Am Schänkenberg 4/6/8/10/12/14/16/18/20/22/24/26 (ID No. 09210164) , Am Schänkenberg 17/19 (ID-No. 09210195), Am Schänkenberg 21 (ID-No. 09210196), Am Schänkenberg 23 (ID-No. 09210197), Am Schänkenberg 28/30 (ID-No. 09210176), Am Schänkenberg 32 (ID No. 09210177), Am Schänkenberg 34 (ID No. 09210178 ), Am Schänkenberg 36 (ID no. 09210179), Am Schänkenberg 38/40/42/44 (ID No. 09210180), Am Schänkenberg 46/48/50 and Ruscheweg 20 (ID No. 09210184), Am Schützenfelde 1/3 (ID No. 09210198) , Am Schützenfelde 2/4/6/8 (ID-Nr. 09210227), Am Schützenfelde 5/7/9/11/13/15/17/19/21/23 (ID-Nr. 09210200), Am Schützenfelde 10 / 12/14/16/18/20/22/24/26 (ID No. 09210231), Am Schützenfelde 25/27 (ID No. 09210210), Am Schützenfelde 28/30/32/34 (ID No. . 09210240), Am Schützenfelde 29/31/33/35/37 (ID No. 09210212), Am Schützenfelde 39/41/43/45 (ID No. 09210217), Am Schützenfelde 47/49/51/53 ( ID-Nr. 09210221), Am Schützenfelde 55/57 (ID-Nr. 09210225), Am Sonnenhang 1 (ID-Nr. 09210244), Am Sonnenhang 2 (ID-Nr. 09210254), Am Sonnenhang 3 (ID-Nr. 09210245), Am Sonnenhang 4 (ID-Nr. 09210255), Am Sonnenhang 5 (ID-Nr. 09210246), Am Sonnenhang 6 (ID-Nr. 09210256), Am Sonnenhang 7 (ID-Nr. 09210247), Am Sonnenhang 8 (ID-Nr. 09210257), Am Sonnenhang 9 (ID-Nr. 09210248), Am Sonnenhang 11 (ID-Nr. 09210249), Am Sonnenhang 13 (ID-Nr. 09210250), Am So Appendix 15 (ID no. 09210251), Am Sonnenhang 17 (ID-Nr. 09210252), Am Sonnenhang 19 (ID-Nr. 09210253), Am Talkenberg 1 (ID-Nr. 09210258), Am Talkenberg 2/4/6/8/10/12 / 14/16/18 and Ruscheweg 27 (ID-Nr. 09210259), Am Talkenberg 3 (ID-Nr. 09210268), Am Talkenberg 5 (ID-Nr. 09210269), Am Talkenberg 7 (ID-Nr. 09210260), Am Talkenberg 9 (ID-Nr. 09214341), Am Talkenberg 11 (ID-Nr. 09214342), Am Talkenberg 13 (ID-Nr. 09214343), Am Talkenberg 15 (ID-Nr. 09214344), Am Talkenberg 20 (ID-Nr . 09210278), An der Winkelwiese 1/3 and Am Hellerrand 29 (ID No. 09210279), An der Winkelwiese 2/4 (ID No. 09210288), An der Winkelwiese 5/7 (ID No. 09210281), At Winkelwiese 6/8/10/12 and Am Dorffrieden 2 (ID no. 09210289), An der Winkelwiese 9/11/13/15 (ID no. 09210283), An der Winkelwiese 14/16/18/20 / 22 and Am Dorffrieden 1 (ID No. 09210293), An der Winkelwiese 17/19 (ID No. 09210287), An der Winkelwiese 24 and Karl-Liebknecht-Straße 16 (ID No. 09210298), Auf dem Sand 1 (ID No. 09210299), Auf dem Sand 3 (ID No. 09210313), Auf the sand 4 (ID no. 09210300), On the sand 5 (ID-No. 09210304), On the sand 6 (ID-No. 09210301), On the sand 7 (ID-No. 09210040), On the sand 8 (ID-No. 09210302) , On the sand 9 (ID No. 09210305), On the sand 10 (ID No. 09210303), On the sand 11 (ID No. 09210306), On the sand 12 (ID No. 09210312), Auf dem Sand 13/15 (ID No. 09210307), Auf dem Sand 16 (ID No. 09210314), Auf dem Sand 17 (ID No. 09210309), Auf dem Sand 19 (ID No. 09210310), Auf dem Sand 21 (ID-Nr. 09210311), Auf dem Sand 26 (ID-Nr. 09210318), Auf dem Sand 27a (ID-Nr. 09210315), Auf dem Sand 29 (ID-Nr. 09210316), Beim Gräbchen 1 / 3/5/7 (ID-Nr. 09210317), Beim Gräbchen 2 (ID-Nr. 09210323), Beim Gräbchen 4 (ID-Nr. 09210324), Beim Gräbchen 6/8/10/12/14/16 ( ID No. 09210325), Beim Gräbchen 9/11 (ID No. 09210321), Beim Gräbchen 13/15 (ID No. 09210322), Brunnenweg 18 (ID No. 09210441), Brunnenweg 20 (ID No. 09210442), Friedersdorfer Weg 27 (ID-No. 09210430), Green Telle 4 (ID-No. 09210444), Green Telle 5 (ID-No. 09210446), Green Telle 6 (ID-No . 09210445), Heideweg 9/11 (ID-Nr. 09210335), Heideweg 10/12 (ID-Nr. 09210331), Heideweg 13 (ID-Nr. 09210332), Heideweg 15 (ID-Nr. 09210350), Heideweg 20 ( ID No. 09210413), Heideweg 22 (ID No. 09210333), Heideweg 24/26 (ID No. 09210334), Heideweg 28 (ID No. 09210337), Heinrich-Tessenow-Weg 2/4/6 ( ID-Nr. 09210434), Heinrich-Tessenow-Weg 8/10 (ID-Nr. 09210435), Heinrich-Tessenow-Weg 20 (ID-Nr. 09210436), Heinrich-Tessenow-Weg 26 (ID-Nr. 09210437) , Heinrich-Tessenow-Weg 28 (ID-Nr. 09210438), Hendrichstraße 3/5/7 (ID-Nr. 09210336), Hendrichstraße 9/11/13/15/17/19/21/23/25/27 ( ID No. 09210339), Hirtenweg 1/3 (ID No. 09210351), Hirtenweg 2/4/6/8/10/12/14 (ID No. 09210352), Hirtenweg 11 (ID No. 09210443) , Karl-Liebknecht-Strasse 1/3/5/7/9/11/13 / (ID-No. 09210359), Karl-Liebknecht-Strasse 2/4/6/8/10/12/14 (ID-No 09210368), Karl-Liebknecht-Strasse 15 (ID-No. 09210366), Karl-Liebknecht-Strasse 56 (ID-No. 09210375), Karl-Liebknecht-Strasse 58 / 58a (ID-No. 09210041), Karl- Liebknecht-Strasse 73 (ID No. 093 05871), Karl-Liebknecht-Strasse 79 (ID no. 09210432), Karl-Liebknecht-Straße 81 (ID No. 09210433), Kurzer Weg 1/3/5/7 (ID No. 09210376), Kurzer Weg 2 (ID No. 09210377), Kurzer Weg 4 (ID No. 09210381), Kurzer Weg 9/11 (ID No. 09210382), Markt 1/2/3/4/5/6 (ID No. 09210150), Markt 8/9/10 (ID No. 09210156), Markt 11/12/13 (ID No. 09210159), Markt 14/15 (ID No. 09210162), Moritzburger Weg Flst. 505a (ID No. 09210431), Moritzburger Weg 19/21/23/25/27/29/31/33/35/37/39 (ID No. 09210420), Moritzburger Weg 46 (ID No. 09210447) , Moritzburger Weg 67 / 67a (ID-Nr. 09210387), Moritzburger Weg 69/71/73 (ID-Nr. 09210383), Moritzburger Weg 75 (ID-Nr. 09210386), Ruscheweg 1 (ID-Nr. 09210388), Ruscheweg 2 (ID-Nr. 09210402), Ruscheweg 3 (ID-Nr. 09210389), Ruscheweg 5/11 (ID-Nr. 09210390), Ruscheweg 7/9 (ID-Nr. 09210391), Ruscheweg 10/12/14 / 16/18 and Am Schänkenberg 25 (ID-Nr. 09210403), Ruscheweg 13 (ID-Nr. 09210394), Ruscheweg 15/17/19/21/23/25 (ID-Nr. 09210395), Tännichtweg 1 (ID -Nr. 09210409), Tännichtweg 2 (ID-Nr. 09210415), Tännichtweg 3 (ID-Nr. 09210410), Tännichtweg 5 (ID-Nr. 09210411), Tännichtweg 6/8 (ID-Nr. 09210416), Tännichtweg 7 (ID-Nr. 09210439), Tännichtweg 9 (ID-Nr. 09210412), Tännichtweg 11 (ID-Nr. 09210418), Tännichtweg 12 (ID-Nr. 09210044), Tännichtweg 14 (ID-Nr. 09210417) as well as Großgrün and Enclosures as parts of the whole.
- ↑ Bärwalder Strasse assembly group with the following individual monuments: Bärwalder Strasse 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 21, 23, 25, 27, 29, 31 (ID-Nr. 09215399, ID-Nr. 09215397, ID-Nr. 09215402, ID-Nr. 09215400, ID-Nr. 09215403, ID-Nr. 09215401), Hechtstraße 85, 87, 89, 91, 93, 95, 97, 99, 101, 103, 105, 107, 109, 111, 113, 115, 117, 119, 121, 123, 125, 127, 129, 131, 133, 135 ( ID No. 09304395, ID No. 09215399, ID No. 09215397, ID No. 09215402, ID No. 09215394), Niederauer Platz 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 (ID No. 09215402, ID No. 09215403), Niederauer Strasse 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20 (ID No. 09215406, ID No. 09215407), Ottendorfer Street 14, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 25 (ID No. 09215402, ID No. 09215408), Seifersdorfer Straße 9, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 21, 23 (ID-Nr. 09215410) Niederauer Straße 23 (ID-Nr. 09304394) also with the following 18 terraced house groups (98 single-family houses) as total parts: Bärnsdorfer Straße 116, 118, 120, 122, 124, 126, 128, 130, 132, 134, 136, 138, 140, 142, 144, 146, 148, 150, 152, 154, 156, 158, 160, 162, 164, 166, 168, 170, 172, 174, 176, 178, 180, 182, 184, 186, 188, 190, 192, 194, Berbisdorfer Straße 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, Ebersbacher Weg 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Medinger Weg 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Naunhofer Weg 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, Niederauer Straße 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 21, 25, 27, 29, 31, 33, 35, 37, 39, 41, 43, 45, Oberauer Straße 2, Seifersdorfer Straße 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, Wilschdorfer Straße 13, 14, 15, 16, Würschnitzer Weg 1, 2, 3, as well as the double dwelling house Oberauer Straße 4/6 and the green areas as a whole.
- ↑ Monument text: The housing estate planned on behalf of the Dresdner Spar- und Bauverein was built in 1929/30 on the basis of planning by the architects Paul Beck and Leo Hoese in the area of the fork between Boxdorfer and Volkersdorfer Straße. The settlement was carried out in two phases: the first construction section, Boxdorfer-Volkersdorferstraße, was built in rows, the second, somewhat more recent construction section includes the buildings on Hellerauerstraße. According to Willimartin Romberger's plans, it is built in a closed perimeter block development. The four-storey head building of the facility is located in the fork area of the two streets. It has large loggias and bears the signature of the building association. The buildings placed behind it, in order to ensure the best possible light supply, have a north-south orientation and are three-storey. On the recessed corner buildings (four-storey) there are stand bay windows that are placed across corners. All houses are simply cleaned and have hip roofs. The window bars are another decorative element. The complex is a testimony to the housing developments in Dresden in the late twenties and is shaped by traditional ideas and ideas of the New Objectivity. Their monument value results from the building and social history as well as the townscape-defining importance (LfD / 2013).
- ↑ Monument text: The so-called Palmie houses, comprising 203 residential units, were built between 1912–14 and 1926, the design comes from the architect Heinrich Koch. The buildings are three-story with extended mansard roofs, the roof zone is loosened up by various dormers and attic houses, the facades are structured by cornices and roofs as well as highlighted plaster surfaces. The entrances are designed with small porticos. It is interesting to try to make the inner courtyards very relaxed and different. Balconies are secondary. The buildings are of importance in terms of town planning and building history (LfD / 2001).
- ^ Settlement to the good hope Pieschen with the following individual monuments: Duckwitzstrasse 1-2d and Großenhainer Strasse 162/164 (ID-Nr. 09216595), Duckwitzstrasse 3-5d (ID-Nr. 09216613), Duckwitzstrasse 4-6d (ID-Nr. 09216597 ), Duckwitzstraße 7-7d (ID-Nr. 09216612), Duckwitzstraße 8-8d (ID-Nr. 09216598), Duckwitzstraße 9-9d (ID-Nr. 09216611), Duckwitzstraße 10-10d (ID-Nr. 09216599), Duckwitzstraße 11-11c (ID-Nr. 09216610), Duckwitzstraße 12-12c (ID-Nr. 09216600), Duckwitzstraße 13-13d (ID-Nr. 09216609), Duckwitzstraße 14-14d (ID-Nr. 09216601), Duckwitzstraße 15 -15c (ID-Nr. 09216608), Duckwitzstraße 16-16c (ID-Nr. 09216602), Duckwitzstraße 17-17d (ID-Nr. 09216607), Duckwitzstraße 18-18d (ID-Nr. 09216603), Duckwitzstraße 19-21b (ID-No. 09216605), Duckwitzstraße 20-22b (ID-No. 09216604), Duckwitzstraße 23-26 (ID-No. 09216606) as well as the front gardens and enclosures as a whole; Elongated complex between two gatehouses, consisting of rows of terraced houses and small multi-family houses with spacious front gardens and picket fence, alternating courtyard formation through recessed buildings, characteristic example of small apartment and settlement construction around 1930 in Dresden, important in terms of architectural and urban development history.
- ↑ Based on designs by the Dresden architect Hans Richter (1882–1971), between Moltkestrasse (since 1946 Robert-Matzke-Strasse), Rehefelder and Wurzener Strasse, a modern GEWOBAG-Dresden residential complex with shops, a district heating plant and a central laundry was built between 1926–28. The GEWOBAG residential complex was ready for occupancy at the end of 1928, the current owner and manager is the GAGFAH GROUP Dresden. The elongated block of the buildings on Arno-Lade-Straße 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22 shows a modern style with the flat roof end, the transverse rectangular, three-part windows, the continuously glazed stairwells and the cubic height dominants on the block sides Image. This also includes those with smooth facades and the loggias. In addition to Richter's large Trachau estate, the complex is a significant example of New Building and Classical Modernism in Saxony, of particular architectural and art-historical value, and as part of Hans Richter's oeuvre also of artistic importance. Together with the Sachsenbad and the library directly opposite, it also forms an unmistakable ensemble of exceptional urban development significance (LfD / 2014).
- ↑ At the beginning of the 1930s, settlements were built on the former vineyard area "zum wilden Mann". Bolivarstrasse was laid out in 1931 in connection with the construction of new residential buildings on the former boundary between Trachau and Pieschen. In the overall concept, the houses on Bolivarstrasse (2-88), Döbelnerstrasse (77/79) and Virchowstrasse (27/78) as the "Am Alten Weingut Wilder Mann" settlement refer to the settlement on Duckwitzstrasse "Zur Gute Hoffnung". The residential buildings on Bolivarstrasse were built from 1930 for the General Saxon Settlers Association (ASSV), with the design planning being the responsibility of the architect Paul Müller. All apartments were given separate entrances and allotments, which should serve the self-sufficiency of the members of the association with fruit and vegetables. The settlement, which was moved into in 1931, is now owned by the non-profit housing association “Am alten Weingut Wilder Mann” and has been a listed building since 1994. This cooperative was formed in September 1933 under pressure from the National Socialists from the union-oriented ASSV and is the smallest housing cooperative in Dresden. The row houses on Bolivarstrasse are simple and two-story, the simply plastered buildings have spacious front gardens. In front of the fence, usually a picket fence, there is again a strip of green overgrown with trees, which defines the street scene and covers the houses. Each two apartments share a covered vestibule, which can be accessed separately. Traditional style elements such as hip roofs, perforated facades, dormers and picket fences determine the character of the complex. Separate three-story houses (house numbers 2, 56, 58, 88) also belong to the settlement complex; they are located at the intersection of Virchowstrasse, Döbelnerstrasse and Grossenhainerstrasse. The single houses are closer to the street and frame the long row of houses. The buildings, which are also simply plastered, are dominated by a cubic entrance area and a box-like, recessed staircase. The loggias were previously open. These elements point to the objectivity of the reform architecture of this time. The largely authentically preserved buildings refer to the structural development of Pieschen around 1930, which is how they acquire their significance in terms of urban development history, and they are also of architectural significance. The public interest in preservation of the settlement to be assessed arises from the exemplary character of the architectural development around 1930. In addition, there is the fact that comparable facilities in other federal states are treated and published as monuments (LfD / 2013).
- ↑ Material entirety of the Trachau housing estate with the following individual monuments: Güntzheim (ID No. 09217449, Industriestraße 40), Apostle Church (ID No. 09217462, Kopernikusstraße 40), boiler house (ID No. 09217431, Halleystraße 2), fountain with faun figure (ID- No. 09303595, Aachener Straße), the residential buildings Aachener Straße 1/3 and Industriestraße 28 (ID No. 09217566), Aachener Straße 5 (ID No. 09210053), Aachener Straße 7 / 7b (ID No. 09210054), Aachener Strasse 9 / 9b / 11 / 11b, Halleystrasse 1/3/5/7 and Kopernikusstrasse 38 / 38b (ID No. 09210055), Aachener Strasse 13/15 / 15b / 17 / 17b / 19 / 19b / 19c / 21 / 21b / 23 / 23b / 25 (ID No. 09210059), Aachener Straße 25b / 27 / 27b / 29 / 29b (ID No. 09210060), Abbestraße 1/3/5/7/9/11/13 / 15/17/21/23 (ID No. 09217339), Abbestraße 2/4/6/8 (ID No. 09210072), Abbestraße 10 (ID No. 09210074), Abbestraße 14/16/18/20 / 22/24 (ID No. 09210075) Abbestraße 25/27/29 and Benzstraße 2 (ID No. 09210069), Abbestraße 31/33/35 (ID No. 09210070), Benzstraße 4 (ID No. 09210078) , Benzstrasse 6 and Fraunhoferstrasse 28 / 30 (ID no. 09210079), Brehmweg 1/3/5/7/9/11/13/15/17/19/21/23 (ID No. 09217359), Carl-Zeiss-Straße 1/3 (ID No. 09217363) , Carl-Zeiss-Straße 5 (ID-Nr. 09210101), Carl-Zeiss-Straße 7 (ID-Nr. 09210102), Carl-Zeiss-Straße 9/11 (ID-Nr. 09210103), Carl-Zeiss-Straße 14/16 (ID No. 09210104), Carl-Zeiss-Straße 18/20 (ID-No. 09210105), Carl-Zeiss-Straße 22/24 (ID No. 09210108), Carl-Zeiss-Straße 26 / 28/30/32/34/36/38/40/42/44/46/48, Dopplerstraße 3/5, Fraunhoferstraße 1/3/5/7/9/11/13/15/17/19/21 / 23/25/27 / 29/31/33, Industriestraße 54/56/58/60/62/64/66, Kopernikusstraße 66/68/70/72/74 and Richard-Rösch-Straße 2/4/6/8 / 10/12/14/16/18/20/22/24/26/28/30/32 / 34/36/38/40 (ID No. 09210110), Dopplerstraße 1, Fraunhoferstraße 2 and Kopernikusstraße 54/56 / 58/60/62/64 (ID No. 09217376), Dopplerstraße 2 and Kopernikusstraße 42/44/46/48/50/52 (ID No. 09210114), Fraunhoferstraße 4/6/8/10/12 / 14/16/18/20/22/24/26 (ID No. 09210116), Frauenhoferstraße 32/34/36/38 (ID No. 09210119), Gustav-Richter-Straße 1/3/5/7 ( ID No. 092174 28), Gustav-Richter-Straße 2/4/6/8/10/12/14/16/18/20/22/24 (ID no. 09210134), Gustav-Richter-Strasse 9 (ID-No. 09210131), Gustav-Richter-Strasse 11/13/15/17/19/21 (ID-No. 09210132), Gustav-Richter-Strasse 26/28 / 30 and Steinheilstraße 6 (ID-Nr. 09210137), Gustav-Richter-Straße 32/34/36 (ID-Nr. 09210138), Halleystraße 4/6/8/10 and Trobischstraße 2/4/6 (ID-Nr. 09210144), Halleystraße 9/11/13 (ID-Nr. 09210141), Halleystraße 15/17/19 (ID-Nr. 09210142), Industriestraße 30 (ID-Nr. 09210145), Industriestraße 32/34/36/38 ( ID No. 0210146), Industriestraße 42/44/46/48/50/52 and Kopernikusstraße 41/43/45/47/49/51/53/55/57 (ID No. 09210379), Industriestraße 68 and Richard -Rösch-Straße 1 (ID-Nr. 09210384), Kleestraße 2/4/6 and Richard-Rösch-Straße 19/21/23/25/27/29/31/33 (ID-Nr. 09217455), Kopernikusstraße 27 / 27b / 27c / 29/31/33/35/37/39 and Lichtenbergweg 11 (ID-Nr. 09217460), Lichtenbergweg 1 (ID-Nr. 09217499), Lichtenbergweg 3 (ID-Nr. 09210165), Lichtenbergweg 5 / 7 (ID No. 09210166), Lichtenbergweg 9 / 9b / 9c (ID No. 09210167), Richard-Rösch-Str. 17 (ID-Nr. 09306526), Steinheilstraße 2 and Trobischstraße 25/27 (ID-Nr. 09210215), Steinheilstraße 4 (ID-Nr. 09210216), Trentzschweg 2/4/6/8/10/12/14/16 / 18/20/22/24 (ID No. 09217597), Trobischstraße 1/3/5/7/9/11/13/15/17/19/21/23 (ID No. 09217599), Trobischstraße 8 / 10/12/14 (ID-Nr. 09210234), Trobischstraße 16/18/20/22 (ID-Nr. 09210235) Trobischstraße 29/31/33/35 (ID-Nr. 09210232), as a whole the residential buildings Schützenhofstraße 39/41/43/45, 47/49/51/53, 55/57/59/61, 63/65/67/69, 71/73/75/77, 79/81/83/85, 87 / 89/91/93, 95/97/99/101, 105/107/109/111, 113/115/117/119, 121/123/125/127, 129/131/133/135, 137/139 / 141/143, 145/147/149/151 and the areas as well as green spaces in front of and between the buildings, the fences and the functional building (laundry) on Richard-Rösch-Straße as a whole. Monument text: Großsiedlung Trachau: Building of a spacious settlement from ASSV, GEWOG, GEWOBAG and Siedlergemeinschaft Sonnenlehne eV with Apostle Church, former Güntzheim, boiler house, other functional buildings, outdoor sculptures, green design, etc. between Aachener Strasse, Schützenhofstrasse, Richard-Rösch-Strasse and Industriestrasse; entire complex axially aligned with the former Güntzheim, built from 1929 to the end of the 1950s, the most important example of New Building in Dresden, also exemplary of the paradigm shift in architecture and urban planning after 1933, participation of several architects, buildings of the Weimar Republic modern, functionalist , with clear Baukuben, flat roofs, ribbon windows, loggias, etc., closely related to the Bauhaus, the arcade houses on Halleystraße are remarkable, the terraced houses on Schützenhofstraße are smaller, buildings in the upper part of Aachener Straße with modern facades and hipped roofs create a transition to the garden housing estate opposite, houses traditionalist from the Nazi era, with perforated facades and hipped roofs, continuation of this formal conception until the end of the 1950s, next to Hellerau the most important settlement complex from the first half of the 20th century in Dresden, with Rundling and Meyer's houses in Leipzig one of the urban planning ambi The most well-established Saxon settlements of that time, and also the largest small-scale residential complex around 1930 in Saxony, in terms of building history, urban development history and in parts artistically significant and unique (LfD / 2010).
- ↑ Monument text: Small settlement of the Bauverein Kriegerfamilienheim roughly between Böttgerstraße, Schützenhofstraße, Stephanstraße and Platanenstraße, made up of a total of ten buildings with green spaces and fences; Buildings Traditional multi-storey buildings with hipped roofs, perforated façades and roof structures, emphasis on the entrance axes, mostly horizontal structures, accentuation by blind arches and fields, round openings, etc., entrance situation to Stephanstraße 81b / 81c highlighted by the wall design and gable wall, striking layout of the small apartment and housing estate 1920s, significant in terms of architectural, artistic and urban development history (LfD / 2010).
- ↑ Monument text: Small settlement of the Bauverein Gartenheim eGmbH roughly between Böttgerstraße, Platanenstraße, Stephanstraße and Burgsdorffstraße, made up of a total of twelve buildings with enclosures and small portals, traditionally designed houses with hipped or saddle roofs, the perforated facades enlivened by folding shutters, lattice windows, open loggias, the restrained decoration mostly on porches and entrance axes, roof structures, despite different designs in the details recognizable overall context, somewhat more idiosyncratic Platanenstrasse 17 / 17b with gothic stepped gables, facility roughly comparable to the neighboring small settlement of Bauverein Gartenheim (Aachener Strasse 34-38 ), significant in terms of building history, artistic and urban history (LfD / 2010).
- ↑ Gartenheimsiedlung Gruna with the individual monuments: At the beginning 1, 3 (ID-No. 09218403), At the beginning 2-10, straight (ID-No. 09218404), At the end 2, 4, 6 (ID-No. 09218405), At the end 10-18, straight (ID No. 09218406), Am Grüngürtel 1, 3, 5 (ID No. 09218407), Am Grüngürtel 2, 4, 6 (ID No. 09218408), Am Grüngürtel 8, 10 , 12 (ID-Nr. 09218412), Am Grüngürtel 14 / Junghansstraße 65 (ID-Nr. 09218409), An den Garten 2-20, even (ID-Nr. 09218413), tree line 1-19, odd (ID-Nr . 09218416), Gartenheimallee 1, 3, 5 (ID-No. 09218426), Gartenheimallee 2, 4, 6 (ID-No. 09218430), Gartenheimallee 7, 9 (ID-No. 09218427), Gartenheimallee 8, 10 (ID -Nr. 09218431), Gartenheimallee 11, 13 (ID-Nr. 09218428), Gartenheimallee 12, 14 (ID-Nr. 09218432), Gartenheimallee 15, 17, 19 (ID-Nr. 09218429), Gartenheimallee 16, 18, 20 (ID-Nr. 09218433), Gartenheimsteg 1-11, odd (ID-Nr. 09218434), Gartenheimsteg 2, 4 (ID-Nr. 09218435), Grabenwinkel 10, 12, 14 (ID-Nr. 09218441), Grabenwinkel 13 -19, odd (ID No. 09218440), grave nwinkel 20, 22 (ID no. 09218442), Hepkestrasse 60, 62 (ID-Nr. 09218443), Hepkestrasse 64-78, straight (ID-Nr. 09218444), Hepkestrasse 80-98, straight (ID-Nr. 09218445), Hepkestrasse 100-110, straight ( ID-Nr. 09218446), Junghansstraße 19-31, odd (ID-Nr. 09218450), Junghansstraße 33, 35 (ID-Nr. 09218451), Junghansstraße 37-49, odd (ID-Nr. 09218452), Junghansstraße 51, 53 (ID-Nr. 09218453), Junghansstraße 55, 57 (ID-Nr. 09218454), Junghansstraße 59, 61, 63 (ID-Nr. 09218455), Junghansstraße 65 / Am Grüngürtel 14 (ID-Nr. 09218409), Kleinhausweg 1-15, odd (ID No. 09218457), Kleinhausweg 2, 4, 6, 8 (ID No. 09218461), Kleinhausweg 10-20, even (ID No. 09218462), Kleinhausweg 17-23, odd ( ID-Nr. 09218458), Kleinhausweg 22-28, even (ID-Nr. 09218463), Kleinhausweg 25-39, odd (ID-Nr. 09218459), Kleinhausweg 30-40, even (ID-Nr. 09218464), Kleinhausweg 41, 43, 45, 47 (ID no. 09218460), short step 1-27, odd (ID no. 09218465), long line 1, 3 (ID no. 09218466), long line 2, 4, 6 (ID No. 09218469 ), Long line 5-13, odd (ID no. 09218467), Long line 12, 14, 16 (ID-No. 09218470), Long line 15, 17 (ID-No. 09218468), Post corridor 2, 4, 6 (ID-No. 09218471) as well as ditch angles 1-9, odd, long line 8, 10, tree line 5a, 13a and at the end 8, 8a, 8b as well as all enclosures, gas lanterns and green spaces as a whole.
- ↑ Collection of the Dresden savings and construction association in Dresden-Gruna, with the following individual monuments: the rows of houses at Am Knie 1-9, odd number. (ID-No. 09218410), On the knee 2-10, straight Hno. (ID No. 09218411), Bärensteiner Straße 38-46, straight number. (ID No. 09218414), Bärensteiner Straße 48-56, straight number. (ID-No. 09218415), Frauensteiner Platz 1-7, odd number. (ID-Nr. 09218421) and Frauensteiner Platz 9, 11 / Zirkelsteinstraße 11 (ID-Nr. 09218422), the residential buildings Frauensteiner Platz 13 (ID-Nr. 09218423) and Frauensteiner Platz 15 (ID-Nr. 09218424), the rows of houses Frauensteiner Platz 17, 19 / Zschirnsteinstraße 14 (ID-No. 09218425), Gerader Steg 1-9, odd men. (ID-No. 09218436) and Gerader Steg 2-10, even No. (ID-Nr. 09218437), the residential building Gerader Steg 12 (ID-Nr. 09218438), the double residential building Hepkestrasse 112, 114 (ID-Nr. 09218447), the rows of houses in Hepkestrasse 116-126, straight number. (ID-No. 09218448), Hepkestraße 128-134, straight number. (ID-Nr. 09218449), Hocksteinstraße 1-9, odd number. (ID No. 09218491) and Hocksteinstraße 2-10, straight number. (ID No. 09218492), the residential buildings Liebethaler Weg 1 (ID No. 09218493) and Uttewalder Straße 6 (ID No. 09218496), the rows of houses Uttewalder Straße 15-19, odd number. (ID-No. 09210565) and Zirkelsteinstraße 1-9, odd number. (ID No. 09210568), the double house at Zirkelsteinstraße 2, 4 (ID No. 09218498), the rows of houses at Zirkelsteinstraße 6-12, odd number. (ID No. 09218499), Zschirnsteinstraße 1-7, odd number. (ID No. 09218500) and Zschirnsteinstraße 2-12, straight number. (ID-No. 09218501) and the residential building Zschirnsteinstraße 9 (ID-No. 09218502), plus the outdoor facilities as a whole; Large housing estate between Landgraben, Hepkestrasse, Bärensteiner Strasse and Frauensteiner Platz, significant in terms of building history, local history, urban development history as well as urban planning and in parts artistically.
- ↑ System consisting of 16 rows of houses and a functional building (Hepkestrasse 34a), multi-storey buildings with flat roofs based on a uniform concept by Erich Hempel between 1925 and 1928 on behalf of the non-profit housing association GEWOBAG, objectively functionally structured design based on the ideas of the Bauhaus, building history, of importance in terms of urban planning and urban development history.
- ↑ Building cooperative Tolkewitz with the following rows of houses: Knappestrasse 27, 29,31, together with Lewickistraße 54 u. Nagelstrasse 37 - ID No. 09218797, Knappestrasse 33, 35, 37, also Lewickistraße 65 u. Toeplerstraße 68 - ID No. 09213589, Lewickistraße 20, 22, 24, 26, 28 - ID No. 09213591, Lewickistraße 31, 33, 35, 37, 39 - ID No. 09218790, Lewickistraße 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48, 50, 52 -ID-No. 09218791, Lewickistraße 45, 47, 49, 51, 53, 55, 55a, 55b, 57, 59, 61, 63 - ID no. 09213592, Nagelstrasse 7, 9, 11 - ID No. 09213590, Nagelstrasse 12, 14, 16, 18 - ID No. 09218794, Nagelstrasse 15, 17, 19, 21, 23, 25, 27, 29, 31, 33, 35 - ID No. 09218795, Schulze-Delitzsch-Strasse 10, 12, 14, 16, 18 - ID No. 09218800, Schulze-Delitzsch-Straße 13, 15, 17, together with Lewickistraße 30 u. Nagelstrasse 13 - ID No. 09213594, Schulze-Delitzsch-Straße 19, 21, also Lewickistraße 43 - ID no. 09218799, Schulze-Delitzsch-Strasse 20, 22, 24, 26, 28 - ID No. 09213593, Schulze-Delitzsch-Strasse 30, 32, 34, 36, 38 - ID No. 09218801, Theodorstraße 12/14, also Lewickistraße 29 u. Toeplerstraße 28 - ID No. 09218808, Toeplerstraße 30, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46 -ID-No. 09218810, Toeplerstraße 48, 50, 52, 54, 56 - ID No. 09213595, Toeplerstraße 58, 60, 62, 64, 66 - ID No. 09218811 as well as open spaces in front of and between the buildings (entity part); Settlement roughly between Knappestrasse, Nagelstrasse, Theodorstrasse and Toeplerstrasse, consisting of 18 blocks of flats, a relatively symmetrical complex of three quarters grouped around rectangular inner courtyards and isolated buildings adjoining them, street intersection Lewickistrasse and Schulze-Delitzsch-Strasse forms the urban center, the mostly very long rows of houses traditional multi-storey buildings with perforated facades and hipped roof, enlivened by expressionist shapes, mostly accentuating the entrance axes and stairwells, in some places sgraffiti with inscriptions and figurative and ornamental depictions.
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HGS-Siedlung Strehlen with the following individual monuments: the rows of houses Corinthstrasse 1-5 and Teplitzer Strasse 90 (ID-Nr. 09212309), Corinthstrasse 2 and Teplitzer Strasse 88 (ID-Nr. 09213811), Dohnaer Strasse 36-40 (ID-Nr . 09212305), Dohnaer Strasse 42-48 (ID-Nr. 09216828), the duplex Dohnaer Strasse 50/52 (ID-Nr. 09216829), the row of houses Dohnaer Strasse 54-58 (ID-Nr. 09216830), the duplexes Dohnaer Street 59/61 (ID-Nr. 09216832), Hugo-Bürkner-Straße 1/3 (ID-Nr. 09212306), Hugo-Bürkner-Straße 4 and Lockwitzer Straße 69 (ID-Nr. 09216833), the rows of houses in Lockwitzer Straße 71-75 (ID-Nr. 09212307), Lockwitzer Straße 77-81 (ID-Nr. 09216834), Teplitzer Straße 92-96 (ID-Nr. 09212308), Teplitzer Straße 93-103 and Dohnaer Straße 60, Teplitzer Straße 98 -112 and Wilhelm-Franke-Straße 2 (ID no. 09216846) as well as the outdoor facilities in front of and behind the buildings as parts of the whole; Settlement of the Heimstättengesellschaft Sachsen (HGS), building design and urban development remarkable complex around 1930 at the junction of Lockwitzer Strasse and Teplitzer Strasse consisting of a total of 14 almost identical expressionist double and multi-family houses, formation of a residential courtyard with garden land between Dohnaer Strasse, Lockwitzer Strasse and Hugo-Bürkner- Street and a larger park-like area with a triangular floor plan.
Monument text: The historical significance of the HGS settlement in Strehlen results from its documentary value for the development of architecture during the Weimar Republic. The complex, which was built between 1926 and 1928, is a characteristic example of the construction of small apartments and settlements of the time and, moreover, of the Expressionism style that was predominant in architecture at the time. Small apartments and housing developments were a typical construction task after 1918, with which one tried to counter the extent of the housing shortage at the time. The HGS settlement in Strehlen forms an unmistakable ensemble in terms of urban development history and thus also establishes an urban development value. Their semi-detached houses and rows of houses are appealingly related to the local street and square situation. Excitingly staggered building lines create an urban spatial effect. The artistic importance of the HGS settlement results from the fact that the striking buildings of the complex with their clearly structured facades, their well-proportioned structures and the few but accentuating structural and decorative elements of Expressionism appeal to the aesthetic sensibility to a particular degree. This is reinforced by the distinctive urban ensemble effect (LfD / 2014). - ↑ Residential complex with the following individual monuments: the rows of houses at Lenbachstrasse 10-14 (ID no. 09305133), Lenbachstrasse 11-15 and Teplitzer Strasse 59 (ID no. 09212413), the semi-detached houses at Mockritzer Strasse 8 and Robert-Koch-Strasse 16 (ID No. 09212411), Mockritzer Straße 10 and Teplitzer Straße 67 (ID No. 09216813), the residential building Robert-Koch-Straße 2 (ID No. 09216836), the semi-detached house Robert-Koch-Straße 4/6 (ID- No. 09216815), the residential building Robert-Koch-Strasse 8 (ID-No. 09216837), the row of houses Robert-Koch-Strasse 10-14 (ID-No. 09212410), the residential building Teplitzer Strasse 51 (ID-No. 09216840 ), the semi-detached house Teplitzer Straße 53/55 (ID-Nr. 09216816), the residential building Teplitzer Straße 57 (ID-Nr. 09216839), the row of houses Teplitzer Straße 61-65 (ID-Nr. 09212412) and two outbuildings on Lenbachstraße and Robert-Koch-Strasse and the outdoor facilities in front of and behind the buildings as parts of the whole; Housing complex of the Eisenbahner-Baugenossenschaft eGmbH between Kurt-Fröhlich-Strasse, Robert-Koch-Strasse, Mockritzer Strasse and Teplitzer Strasse, consisting of two squares, traditionalistically designed multi-family or settlement houses with a mansard roof, enlivened by triangular gables, door roofs, wall structures and shutters, The corner buildings at Mockritzer Straße 8 and Robert-Koch-Straße 16 with bay windows, richer facade design and concave floor plan are somewhat highlighted.
- ↑ Residential development or complex (part of the special construction program for mining workers), the residential complex in Geviert Altenzeller-, Bernhard-, Hohe- and Nürnberger Straße as well as south of Nürnberger Straße consists of 15 structures (elongated and L-shaped apartment blocks with two to a maximum of seven entrances), which fit irregularly into the original street grid, three buildings designed as “gatehouses” go over the old streets, buildings in traditional construction with classicist elements (friezes under the eaves etc.), some of which are highlighted in terms of design, e.g. . B. the "Torhaus" Hohe Straße 41-47, structural evidence of the reconstruction after 1945, of architectural, social, urban development and urban development value.
- ↑ Settlement of the former construction and savings association of street-side row houses and rows of houses, fenced front gardens and allotment gardens between the apartment blocks, buildings mostly traditional with hipped roofs, bat dormers, vine trellises, folding shutters, etc., on Troppauer Straße and Tauernstraße also with expressionistic shapes, despite some like stepped gables Changes largely originally preserved settlement from the 1920s, created by the well-known national architect Kurt Bänke, among others (the architecturally unique former consumer center in Fabrikstrasse and outside Dresden the high-quality youth recreation center Ottendorf in Saxon Switzerland), settlement complex therefore primarily in terms of architectural history and Significant in terms of urban development history.
- ↑ A complex built by Siedlungsgesellschaft Dresden Stadt und Land GmbH consisting of a total of 19 structures (rows of houses or apartment blocks as well as double and single houses) and the green design with hedge-lined front gardens and rear allotment gardens, unmistakable floor plan with a cross-shaped grouping in the center, around which the street is arranged in a square Rows of houses, the buildings traditionally designed, completed by mansard hipped and hipped roofs, in the street lines mostly more elaborate gate structures, accentuated by cautiously used architectural decorations, including objectified forms reminiscent of Erlwein, expressionistic motifs, sculptures and vases, the complex belongs to the architectural-historical, architectural and artistic The most important urban settlements in the city, also singular in their form.
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Dresden-Stetzsch residential estate with the following individual monuments: the double house Alsenstrasse 1/3 (ID No. 09210854), the double house Alsenstraße 2/4 (ID No. 09218896), the double house Alsenstraße 5/7 (ID No. 09218905) , the semi-detached house Alsenstraße 6/8 (ID-Nr. 09218912), the semi-detached house Alsenstraße 9/11 (ID-Nr. 09218909), the semi-detached house Alsenstraße 10/12 (ID-Nr. 09218913), the row house group Alsenstraße 13/15 / 17/19 (ID-Nr. 09218910), the row house group Alsenstrasse 14/16/18/20 (ID-Nr. 09218914), the row house group Alsenstraße 21/22/23/24 (ID-Nr. 09218911), the semi-detached house Brabschützer Strasse 2/4 (ID-Nr. 09210855), the semi-detached house Brabschützer Straße 6/8 (ID-Nr. 09218897), the semi-detached house Brabschützer Straße 10/12 (ID-Nr. 09218898), the semi-detached house Brabschützer Straße 14/16 ( ID-Nr. 09218899), the semi-detached house at Brabschützer Straße 18/20 (ID-Nr. 09218900), the terraced house group Flensburger Straße 41/43 / 43b / 45 (ID-Nr. 09210853), the terraced house group Flensburger Straße 47/49 / 49b / 51 (ID No. 09218901 ), the row house group Flensburger Straße 53/55 / 55b / 57 (ID-Nr. 09218902) and the group of terraced houses Flensburger Strasse 59 / 59b / 61 / 61b (ID-No. 09218903) as well as the outdoor facilities and fences as a whole; Built by the General Saxon Settlers Association, the most fully preserved wooden house settlement of the 1920s in Dresden consisting of a total of 18 two-storey semi-detached houses or terraced house groups in block construction, buildings are probably the only wooden houses of the Lower Sedlitz company Höntsch and Co., an authentic example of the small apartments and houses of that time Settlement construction and of exemplary value for the socially balanced settlement and homestead movement during the Weimar Republic.
Monument text: The complex consists of 11 semi-detached and 7 four-family houses (50 apartments in total), which are distributed in a relaxed but symmetrical arrangement over the property areas. The Alsenstrasse leading into the settlement ends as a dead end with a space-like widening. Two-storey, eaves-standing timber houses in block construction, with extended pitched roofs and gabled risalits on the long sides (comparable to the buildings of the Naußlitz timber house settlement), the gable triangles for the most part vertically paneled. The sliding shutters in front of the windows, which have often been preserved, are particularly worth mentioning. Exterior wall surfaces (often only the weather side) subsequently clad with bitumen shingles. The enclosures, some of which are still typical of the construction period, harmoniously round off the current appearance of the settlement. The wooden housing estate from the 1920s, which has been preserved in a completely closed manner, is significant for Dresden in terms of architectural history, and can also be described as unique as probably the only wooden houses of the Lower Sedlitz company Höntsch & Co. still largely preserved in their original condition. Furthermore, as an authentic example of the construction of small flats and settlements at the time, the complex is of importance both in terms of urban planning and social history (LfD / 2013). - ↑ Monument text: The "Dresden-Stetzsch settlement", which is protected as a whole, was built in 1921-24 based on a design by the architect Prof. Dr. Otto Schubert (1878–1968). As early as 1914, the cooperative "Kleinwohnungs-Bauverein Dresden" was planning the construction of a small housing estate in the municipality of Stetzsch - entirely under the impression of the building cooperative in Hellerau. However, this could only be completed after the First World War. Sixty apartments were built in four row houses, defining the two long rows of houses parallel to the Seegärten street. The single-storey buildings with extended, high pitched roofs, apart from a few exceptions for design reasons, are formally committed to the Heimat style. The characteristic settlement complex of the 1920s is part of the overall work of the architect Otto Schubert, who shaped Dresden's architecture in the first half of the 20th century. The complex is significant in terms of architectural history and, as an authentically preserved example of the construction of small flats and settlements at the time, is also of social historical importance (LfD / 2013).
- ↑ Settlement Volksheim Kaditz with the following individual monuments: the semi-detached house An den Hufen 12/14 (ID-No. 09217666), the semi-detached house An den Hufen 13/15 (ID-No. 09217796), the residential house An den Hufen 16 (ID-No 09217795), the residential building at An den Hufen 17 (ID-No. 09217797), the semi-detached house Andersenstraße 2/4 (ID-No. 09217667), the semi-detached house Andersenstraße 15/17 (ID-No. 09217798), the semi-detached house Andersenstraße 16 / 18 (ID No. 09217668), the semi-detached house Grimmstraße 46/48 (ID No. 09217680), the row of houses at Grimmstraße 50/52/54 (ID No. 09217803), the residential building Gustav-Schwab-Straße 7 (ID -Nr. 09217683) and the residential building Gustav-Schwab-Straße 9 (ID-Nr. 09217684) as well as the outdoor facilities as a whole; Enclosed example of the construction of small apartments and settlements around 1930, also vividly documents the urban development of Dresden since the Weimar Republic, when numerous settlements emerged on the outskirts of the city, significant in terms of building history and urban development history. Monument text: The "Volksheim Kaditz settlement", which is a listed building as a whole, consists of a total of 11 buildings with enclosing walls and landscaping between An den Hufen, Andersenstraße, Grimmstraße and Gustav-Schwab-Straße. The residential complex of the building cooperative Volksheim Dresden, built in 1927–1930 according to plans by the architect Martin Mitzscherling, consisted of approx. 210 residential units. Due to the fact that the apartments were equipped with a bathroom, internal toilet and loggia, as well as the provision of small gardens that were used for private purposes, in keeping with the social reformation concept of the time, the buildings were among the most progressive, modern residential buildings in the city. The three-story, traditionally designed buildings with axially perforated facades and hipped roofs are enlivened by expressionist elements such as clinker strips, triangular skylights and cantilevered bay windows.
- ↑ Community settlement Kaditz with the following individual monuments: the semi-detached house Fürstenhainer Straße 26/28 (ID-Nr. 09217678), the semi-detached house Kötzschenbroder Straße 160/162 (ID-Nr. 09217686), the residential house Kötzschenbroder Straße 164 (ID-Nr. 09217804), the semi-detached house Kötzschenbroder Straße 166/168 (ID-Nr. 09217805), the residential house Kötzschenbroder Straße 170 (ID-Nr. 09217806), the semi-detached house Kötzschenbroder Straße 172/174 (ID-Nr. 09217807), the residential house Kötzschenbroder Straße 176 (ID No. 09217808), the semi-detached house Kötzschenbroder Straße 178/180 (ID No. 09217809), the residential house Kötzschenbroder Straße 182 (ID No. 09217810), the double house Kötzschenbroder Straße 184/186 (ID No. 09217811), the Residential house Seewiesenweg 1 (ID-Nr. 09217705), the residential building Seewiesenweg 2 (ID-Nr. 09217819), the semi-detached house Seewiesenweg 3/5 (ID-Nr. 09217820), the row of houses Seewiesenweg 4/6/8 (ID-Nr. 09217821), the residential building Seewiesenweg 7 (ID No. 09217822), the residential building Seewiesenweg 10 (ID No. 09217823) and the residential building Zitzsc hewiger Strasse 30 (ID no. 09217824), plus the outdoor facilities, including the design of the square at the intersection of Seewiesenweg and Zitzschewiger Straße, as a whole; Enclosure is an exemplary testimony to the construction of small flats and settlements in the 1930s, and it also vividly documents the urban development of Dresden since the Weimar Republic, when numerous settlements emerged on the outskirts of the city, significant in terms of both building history and urban development history. Monument text: In the area of the "Community settlement Kaditz", which is classified as a whole, 17 two-story single and semi-detached houses were grouped as so-called "people's apartment buildings" along Kötzschenbroder Straße, between Fürstenhainer Straße and Seewiesenweg, around green courtyards and a square. The planning of the 1936-39 facility was the responsibility of the Dresden City Planning Office. At that time, the well-known architect Paul Wolf was responsible for building construction and urban renewal as the town planning officer. The buildings with people's apartments were given preference to large families with low incomes. The complex, now known as the “Kaditz Family Residential Park”, was extensively renovated in 1998-2000. Balcony extensions and external thermal insulation were attached. The elongated multi-family houses in traditional construction with a gable roof are characterized by their simple, harmonious-looking construction. Using design elements such as rubble stone plinths, smooth plastered surfaces, framing of the shop fixtures with clinker bricks and color-contrasting shutters, the residential complex conveys traditional construction forms. The area is accessed from Kötzschenbroder Straße through a gate situation made up of two buildings with shop fittings on the ground floor. Behind it, the Seewiesenweg widens into a small square, the green areas are separated from the traffic areas by hedges. In Seewiesenweg 8 there was formerly a shop on the ground floor, today the building is used exclusively for residential purposes.
- ^ Residential complex Bühlau with the following individual monuments: Apartment buildings Bautzner Landstrasse 172 - ID-Nr. 09211008, Bautzner Landstrasse 174 - ID No. 09217779, Bautzner Landstrasse 176 - ID No. 09217780, Bautzner Landstrasse 178 - ID No. 09217781, Bautzner Landstrasse 180 - ID No. 09217782, Bautzner Landstrasse 182 -ID-No. 09217783, Bautzner Landstrasse 184 - ID No. 09217784, Lomnitzer Straße 21 - ID No. 09217785, Rossendorfer Straße 107, 109 - ID No. 09217786, Rossendorfer Straße 111 - ID No. 09217787, Rossendorfer Straße 113, 115 - ID No. 09211009 and Rossendorfer Straße 117 - ID No. 09211010; Residential complex with traditionally designed buildings, enlivened by folding shutters, corner grooves and sparingly used structures, striking green design on the sides of the street, fences and hedges (settlement green - material entirety parts), built by Spar- und Bauverein Bühlau and the surrounding area (Bautzner Landstrasse 174-184, Lomnitzer Strasse 21 and Rossendorfer Strasse 107-117).
- ↑ Monument text: The cemetery, which was laid out outside the fortification ring in 1732, originally comprised a square field of 105 m side length, the so-called 1st field, with tombs on all four sides, later extended several times to the east. - Small classical cemetery chapel by Christian Traugott Weinlig, around 1790. Flat-roofed hall, above the altar marble relief by Johannes Schilling depicting an angel putting a wreath on a man kneeling in front of him, a woman bends over to it (Joh. 10). - The cemetery contains a wealth of historically interesting tombs, figural tombstones and crypt buildings from the Baroque, Rococo and Classicism periods (material almost without exception sandstone), some with magnificent wrought-iron gates and borders: crypt structure and memorial for the court sculptor Gottfried Knöffler († 1779) and his Ms. Sophie Charlotte Thomae († 1782), small free-standing building on the west side, inside the former partially gilded sarcophagus, standing on lion's paws and created by Knöffler himself (around 1761?). - Gregory crypt: late baroque building on the west side, above the basket arch portal with a beautiful wrought iron gate a richly framed Rococo cartouche with the year 1754. Inside several wall graves. At the cemetery wall on Conradstrasse there is an approx. 130-year-old row of oak stems, which has an important design significance for the cemetery.
- ↑ Monument text: The burial site on Merbitzer Strasse, which is now usually referred to as the “Innerer Briesnitz Cemetery”, emerged from the old churchyard around the church of St. Marien. The deceased parishioners of the entire Briesnitz Parish, consisting of 26 places, were buried here. Colloquial path names such as Oberer Leichenweg and Ockerwitzer Leichenweg remind of the need to transport the dead from the surrounding villages. The cemetery complex was enlarged several times and wall plans were added. Today, the approximately 1.8 hectare site is enclosed by enclosure walls and fences, including four entrance gates and ornamental grilles. Worth mentioning is the extension to the north around 1910, in which there is a war memorial for those who fell in World War I. The "Inner Briesnitz Cemetery", protected as a whole, is in its grown functional and design unit with the celebration hall (1896), the grave fields A - K2, numerous monumental graves and two war memorials (the younger, monumental complex with enclosing walls, stairs, hedges and rows of trees) Significant building and local history. With its structured system of paths, the structure and space-creating planting and interesting views of the Elbe landscape, the cemetery also has garden and landscape design value (LfD / 2013).
- ↑ The church, which can be seen from afar, is a hall building with a distinctive west tower and, as it was first mentioned in a document in 1237, it can be proven that it is one of the oldest sacred buildings in Dresden. The Emmauskirche (Laurentiuskirche until 1904) was destroyed in the Hussite Wars in 1429/30, then rebuilt. Around 1500 the church building was rebuilt as a late Gothic hall with a striking west tower. The oldest, late Gothic parts of the building date from this time. Badly damaged by fire around 1637 and rebuilt, extensive renovations took place in the Baroque period from 1750–56 (including the interior design). Around 1680 the tower gables were redesigned in the Renaissance style. At the beginning of the 19th century, extensive repairs were carried out by master carpenter Johann Christian Ziller . In 1869 the exterior renovation of the church in the neo-Gothic style began by the Ziller brothers . They redesigned the interior in a neo-Gothic style in 1887/1888. A large number of art-historically significant interior parts have been preserved, including a wooden pulpit altar by Gottfried Knöffler (1756) and the Jehmlich organ with a neo-Gothic prospect. The bells of the church tower were cast in 1676/77 and originally hung in the Dresden Sophienkirche. The park-like churchyard with its imposing large greenery (court lime tree), bordered by a wall with three entrances and gates, shows in an exemplary way, both in its structure and its design, a cemetery culture that has grown over centuries. The oldest historical tombs date from the years 1730–1750. A number of high-quality tombs from the 19th century have also been preserved, as well as a war memorial for those who died in the two world wars. The Protestant Emmaus Church and the surrounding cemetery are of great importance in terms of local history and landscape design as well as being of supraregional importance in terms of art and building history (LfD / 2013).
See also
- Unity of the Royal Saxon Triangulation, Station 7 Porsberg in Dresden-Borsberg
- Subject entirety List of cultural monuments in the Seifersdorfer Tal in Dresden-Schönborn
- Objective list of the cultural monuments of the Windbergbahn in Dresden-Gittersee
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Commons : Kulturdenkmale in Dresden - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files
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