Housing complexes Sparer-Dank Kulenkampffallee
The Sparer-Dank Kulenkampffallee residential complexes in Bremen - Schwachhausen , Neu-Schwachhausen district , Koenenkampstrasse 1 / Kulenkampffallee / Crüsemannallee , are among the most important buildings in Bremen .
history
The two residential complexes Sparer-Dank were built from 1961 to 1966 according to plans by the architects Gerhard Müller-Menckens , Friedrich Heuer and Gunter Müller (all from Bremen) for the Bremer Schoß, Bremer Sparer-Dank Foundation . The 430 apartments of a foundation of the Sparkasse Bremen from 1955 are managed by Brebau . The houses are faced with red stones and all have a gable roof .
Annex 1: To the east of the confluence with Crüsemannallee, three-story residential buildings for elderly and needy people were grouped around three residential courtyards with gardens. ( Appendix 1 )
Annex 2: To the west, at the end of Kulenkampffallee, are the two-storey terraced houses in the tradition of the Bremen house on three square-like, extended spur streets . In the floor plan, the stairs are arranged to the side and the living and dining rooms are arranged one behind the other. The living rooms have bay windows facing the street, the dining rooms loggias facing the garden. ( Appendix 2 )
The architecture guide bremen writes: “Both structures testify to the continuity of traditionalism in the architecture of Bremen. Both use 'Low German Red Stones' as outer cladding. "
Annex 1: Eastern end of the plant
Appendix 1: View from Kulenkampffallee into the eastern courtyard
Appendix 1: View along Kulenkampffallee
Appendix 1: Middle courtyard
Annex 1: typical house entrance
Annex 2: View from Kulenkampffallee to the western Koenenkampstrasse
Annex 2: View along the cross bar (pedestrian path) in the north of Koenenkampstraße
Individual evidence
Coordinates: 53 ° 5 '53 " N , 8 ° 50' 28" E