Reinhold Reppin

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Reinhold Reppin (born January 23, 1879 ; † April 23, 1945 in Berlin ) was a German architect and mainly worked as a civil servant in the Berlin-Reinickendorf municipal building administration . Together with his colleague Hans Krecke, he shaped the architecture of the municipal housing there.

Live and act

Fritz Walter Reinhold Reppin, born in 1873, married Selma Müller on April 27, 1900 in Berlin-Tegel . One year later he was mentioned in the address book as a construction technician in the Reinickendorf community. The Reppin family lived at Residenzstrasse 84 (from 1902 No. 31), the seat of the oldest Berlin ice works L. Thater. In 1901, 1902 and 1903 the children Egon Reinhold Conrad, son Werner Theobald Erich and Hertha were born one after the other. From 1904 Reppin was the site manager of the Reinickendorf community and lived in Hauptstrasse 11. In 1906 the family moved to Walderseestrasse 2. A year later Reppin was appointed municipal master builder in Reinickendorf, and in 1925 he was given the title of senior building officer. Reppin retired in 1935 and died in 1937.

buildings

  • 1901–1902: Fire station, Berlin-Reinickendorf, Kopenhagener Strasse
  • 1906: School (Mark Twain Elementary School), Berlin-Reinickendorf, Auguste-Viktoria-Allee 95–96
  • 1906–1907: School (Paul-Löbe-Oberschule), Berlin-Reinickendorf, Lindauer Allee 23–25
  • around 1910: tenement houses, Alt-Reinickendorf 61–62 (probably Reppin)
  • 1911: Realgymnasium (today Friedrich-Engels-Gymnasium), Berlin, Berner Straße (today Emmentaler Straße), Berlin-Reinickendorf, together with Krecke and Gregor
  • 1913–1914: School (Paul Löbe High School), expansion, Berlin-Reinickendorf, Lindauer Allee 23–25
  • 1919: Community settlement "Hinter der Dorfaue" , Berlin-Reinickendorf, Hinter der Dorfaue and Freiheitsweg, together with Krecke
  • 1924: Residential buildings for Primus Heimstättengesellschaft mbH, Berlin-Reinickendorf, Oranienburger Strasse 73, 77, together with Reppin
  • 1928: Holzsteigeturm, Berlin-Lübars, syringe house

literature

  • Senator for Urban Development and Environmental Protection Berlin (Ed.): Architectural monuments in Berlin, Reinickendorf district, Reinickendorf district, Berlin 1988

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Landesarchiv Berlin, residents' registration file
  2. ↑ Berlin address book 1901
  3. ^ Friedrich-Engels-Oberschule, entry in the monument database
  4. ↑ Community settlement “Hinter der Dorfaue”, entry in the monument database
personal data
SURNAME Reppin, Reinhold
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German architect and civil servant
DATE OF BIRTH January 23, 1879
DATE OF DEATH April 23, 1945
Place of death Berlin