List of prefabricated building areas in Thuringia

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High-rise buildings on the Roten Berg, Erfurt
Prefabricated buildings in Bieblach-Ost, Gera
Lobeda-Ost, Jena
Prefabricated buildings in Eichicht, Ilmenau
Refurbished and dismantled prefabricated buildings on the Pörlitzer Höhe, Ilmenau
Refurbished high-rise, tunnel, Ilmenau
Eisenach north
Panel building area Suhl-Nord, partially demolished or renovated
Meiningen - Center / West, prefabricated buildings adapted to the old town
Wutha-Mölmen prefabricated housing estate (2006) at the beginning of the urban redevelopment project
Prefabricated housing estate on Ernst-Thälmann-Strasse in Sollstedt

This list contains the prefabricated residential areas built in GDR times in what is now Thuringia . Many of them were created as part of the implementation of the 1973 housing program .

In Thuringia there are prefabricated building areas in numerous cities, often in places with more than 5,000 inhabitants. These mostly arose in connection with the establishment of new combines in the vicinity. Today the prefabricated building areas are struggling with high vacancy rates, especially in the larger cities. Since 1990, measures have been taken to improve the living environment in many places. They include renovation, demolition and dismantling. Nevertheless, the prefabricated building areas are often the social hot spots of the cities.

The largest prefabricated building areas in Thuringia are or were in GDR times Erfurt-Nord (up to 50,000 inhabitants), Erfurt-Südost (up to 40,000 inhabitants), Jena - Lobeda (up to 35,000 inhabitants), Gera - Lusan (up to 45,000 inhabitants) and most of them Former district town of Suhl consisting of prefabricated buildings (up to 55,000 inhabitants). The largest prefabricated building areas in Thuringia were only half the size of the largest in the GDR, which (for example in Halle-Neustadt ) could accommodate up to 100,000 inhabitants. Other places, which largely consist of prefabricated building areas, include the city of Suhl, Leinefelde , Hermsdorf and Seebach . There the residential areas emerged after the establishment of large industrial companies in the village, in Leinefelde this was the worsted yarn spinning mill, in Hermsdorf the ceramic works and in Seebach the clock works.

Panel building areas by location

city designation Street area Construction year Residential units
(at construction) 		image
Altenburg Altenburg-North
  • Albert-Levy-Strasse
  • Barlachstrasse
  • Elie Wiesel Street
  • Ludwig-Hayne-Strasse
  • Otto-Dix-Strasse
  • Siegfried-Flack-Strasse
  • Stauffenbergstrasse
 1980-1986 approx. 6,900
Altenburg-Southeast
  • At the city forest
  • Ahornstrasse
  • Beech ring
  • Eschenstrasse
  • Kastanienstraße
  • Poplar Street
 1972-1976 approx. 2,500
Apolda Apolda north
  • Ernst-Thalmann-Ring
  • Leutloffstrasse
 1971-1979 approx. 2,300
  • Paul-Schneider-Strasse
 1980-1990 approx. 900
  • Arnstadt
    • Arnstadt Ost with residential disc
    • Arnstadt West
    • Ravenhold
  • Bad Berka
    • Blankenhainer Strasse (1978/79)
    • Solesmeser Strasse (1980/81)
  • Bad Frankenhausen
    • Müldenerstrasse (West)
  • Bad Langensalza
    • South (Gutenbergstrasse)
    • North (Böhmenstrasse / Käthe-Kollwitz-Strasse)
  • Bad Lobenstein
    • North
  • bad Salzungen
    • Rhönblick
    • At the beds
    • Residential area 101
  • Eisenach
    • Eisenach-Nord "Am Kuhgehänge" (1978–1988, largest panel building area in Eisenach, partial demolition)
    • Ernst-Thälmann-Viertel ( old new building , 1960s)
    • Goetheviertel (around 1980)
    • Katharinenstrasse (row of houses, around 1985)
    • Stedtfelder Strasse (around 1970)
    • Palmental (two skyscrapers, 1980s)
    • Petersberg (around 1980)
  • Eisenberg
    • West (Saasaer Straße, Zeilbäume, Massenteich)
    • Rudolf-Elle-Strasse
  • Erfurt
  • Gera
    • Center (from 1957)
    • On the disc (from 1957)
    • Bieblach (from 1965)
    • Lusan (from 1972)
    • Bieblach-Ost (from 1986)
  • Gotha
    • western part of the old town
    • Gotha-West
    • Clara-Zetkin-Strasse
  • Greiz
    • Pohlitz : Gerhart-Hauptmann-Strasse, Doktor-Otto-Nuschke-Strasse
  • Heiligenstadt
    • Liethen
  • Hermsdorf
    • northern expansion of the city
  • Ilmenau
  • Jena
    • (New) Lobeda West (1968–1975) and East (1971–1989)
    • Winzerla (1963–1978, 1981–1990)
    • Zwatzen (1958–1968, few prefabricated buildings)
  • Kahla
    • Richard-Denner-Strasse (north)
  • Leinefelde (Leinefelde consists mostly of prefabricated buildings, here the concept of the " socialist city " was realized in miniature)
    • southern urban expansion
  • Lucka
    • South: Clara-Zetkin-Straße / Bischofsweg
  • Meiningen
    • Jerusalem (Utendorfer Strasse and Kiliansberg, 1969–1983)
    • Center / West (1988–1991)
  • Mühlhausen / Thuringia
    • An der Aue (Wanfrieder Strasse, Graßhofstrasse)
    • along the Unstrut (Am neue Ufer, An der Unstrut, Feldstrasse, Margarethenstrasse, Wendewehrstrasse)
    • Martiniviertel (Ballongasse, Langensalzaer Straße, Im Kittel, Pfannschmidtstraße)
    • Formerly: Damaschkestrasse (only the former school is here, now the 'Albert Schweitzer' residential park) and Gartenstrasse (the last complex is now used as a nursing home)
  • Neuhaus am Rennweg
    • Beautiful view
    • Kalugaer and Prachatitzer Straße
    • Apelsberg
  • Neustadt an der Orla
    • Thomas-Müntzer-Strasse
  • Nordhausen
    • City center (Rautenstrasse, Töpferstrasse, Wolfstrasse)
    • Frauenberg
    • Nordhausen-Ost (Leimbacher Strasse)
    • Nordhausen-West (Bochumer Strasse)
    • Nordhausen-Nord (Aueblick, Semmelweisstrasse)
  • Poessneck
    • East: Rosa-Luxemburg-Strasse
  • Rudolstadt
  • Saalfeld
    • Gorndorf
  • Schleiz
    • Oelschweg
    • Windmühlenweg
  • Schmalkalden
    • At Walperloh
  • Schmoelln
    • Heimstätte (South: Crimmitschauer Straße / Lohnsenstraße)
  • Seebach
    • Am Stein (largely dismantled)
    • Friedrich-Engels-Ring
    • Neue Straße (two high-rise buildings, dismantled)
    • Wirtsgasse
  • Sömmerda
    • East (Frohndorfer Strasse)
    • South (Thomas-Müntzer-Strasse)
  • Sollstedt
    • Ernst-Thalmann-Strasse
    • Heidenroder Strasse
  • Sondershausen
    • South (Borntalstrasse)
    • East (Crucisstraße, Hasenholzweg, Straße des Friedens)
  • Sonneberg
    • Cloud lawn (residential area of ​​the GDR closest to the border, only a few hundred meters from the inner German border )
  • Stadtroda
    • Castle view
  • Suhl
    • Suhl-Nord (The 3,000 apartments are to be completely demolished by 2025.)
    • Aue I and Aue II
    • Dollberg
    • Friedberg
    • Lenin Ring (Am Himmelreich)
    • Suhl center
  • Waltershausen
  • Weida
    • Happy future
  • Weimar
    • Despite its historical and classic past, Weimar has numerous, but largely renovated, prefabricated housing estates. However, with one small exception, these can be found outside the historic old town.
    • Weimar Old Town (individual buildings between Marktstrasse and Rittergasse)
    • Weimar-Nord (often not renovated, but renovated around Lützendorfer Straße)
    • Weimar-West
    • Parts of Oberweimar (especially around Diesterweg, mostly renovated)
    • Weimar-Südviertel (especially around the southern Shakespeare-, Allende-, Neruda- and Gutenbergstraße, mostly renovated)
    • Merketal
    • Schondorf-Waldstadt
  • Wutha Farnroda
    • Mölmen (from 1984, further construction stopped in 1990, now largely dismantled)
  • Zella Mehlis
    • Mehliser Struth
  • Zeulenroda shoot
    • Zeulenroda-Nord: Otto-Grotewohl-Ring, Stadtbachring, street of the DSF
    • Zeulenroda-West: Schleizer Strasse / Doktor-Otto-Nuschke-Strasse

Demolition of prefabricated buildings

city Area year Residential units
Altenburg Altenburg-North since 2002 > 2,000
Apolda Paul-Schneider-Strasse 2005-2007 > 750
Ernst-Thalmann-Ring 2008-2011 > 250

Population development in prefabricated building areas in urban districts since 1990

Erfurt

Data source: Thuringian State Institute for Environment and Geology

Panel building area Population
(December 31, 1990) 		Population
(December 31, 2007)
Total decrease (%) 		Decline
per year (%)
Berlin Square 8,473 5,839 -31.09 -1.83
Herrenberg 15,282 7,634 -50.05 -2.94
Johannesplatz 7,499 5,171 -31.04 -1.83
Moscow Square 14,489 8,066 -44.33 -2.61
Rieth 9,391 5,771 -38.55 -2.27
Red mountain 13.093 5,883 -55.07 -3.24
Meadow hill 9,973 5,716 -42.69 -2.51

Jena

Data sources: Thuringian State Institute for Environment and Geology, City of Jena population register (from 2007)

Panel building area Population
(December 31, 1994) 		Population
(December 31, 2007) 		Population
(December 31, 2014)
Total decrease (%) 		Decline
per year (%)
Lobeda -West 11,796 9.117 9,724 -17.57 -0.89
Lobeda East 10,898 5,684 5,774 -47.02 -2.35
Drackendorf / Lobeda-Ost 8,413 6,569 6.367 -24.32 -1.22
Winzerla 14,549 11,088 10,460 -28.11 -1.41

Gera

Data source: Thuringian State Institute for Environment and Geology

Panel building area Population
(December 31, 1997) 		Population
(December 31, 2007)
Total decrease (%) 		Decline
per year (%)
Bieblach-Ost 10,251 6,019 -41.28 -4.13
Bieblach / Tinz 10,079 7,432 -26.27 -2.63
Lusan brood 15,966 9,354 -41.41 -4.14
Lusan whim 11,334 8,449 -25.45 -2.55
Lusan center 8,528 5,675 -33.45 -3.35

Weimar

Data source: Thuringian State Institute for Environment and Geology

Panel building area Population
(December 31, 1990) 		Population
(December 31, 2007)
Total decrease (%) 		Decline
per year (%)
Nordstadt (partly) 4,999 5,415 +8.32 +0.49
Schöndorf (partly) 4,194 4,629 +10.37 +0.61
West town 8,166 5,510 -32.53 -1.91

Suhl

Data source: Thuringian State Institute for Environment and Geology

Panel building area Population
(December 31, 1994) 		Population
(December 31, 2007)
Total decrease (%) 		Decline
per year (%)
Aue (partly) 5,834 3,694 -36.68 -2.82
Döllberg (partly) 2,653 2,574 -2.98 -0.23
Friedberg (partly) 1,872 1,486 -20.62 -1.59
Ilmenauer Strasse (partly) 11,081 7.111 -35.83 -2.76
North 14,075 6,022 -57.21 -4.40

Eisenach

No data are available for Eisenach.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Structural reuse of "demolition or dismantling areas" in Thuringia
  2. ^ TLUG: Environment regional: Erfurt
  3. ^ TLUG: Environment regional: Jena
  4. ↑ Archived copy ( memento of the original from March 7, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.jena.de
  5. ↑ Note: All data for Winzerla - also in older versions of this article - relate to the new building area plus the Winzerla core settlement, which does not have any panels
  6. ↑ TLUG: Environment regional: Gera
  7. ^ TLUG: Environment regional: Weimar
  8. ↑ TLUG: Environment regional: Suhl