Kaulsdorf-Nord residential area
The residential area Kaulsdorf-Nord is a large GDR housing estate in the Berlin district of Hellersdorf in the Marzahn-Hellersdorf district , which consists of Kaulsdorf-Nord I & II. It was built between autumn 1979 and October 7, 1986. In the vicinity of the residential area are the Berlin Accident Hospital on the grounds of the Wilhelm-Griesinger-Hospital , the health center at the UKB , the Arona Clinic for Geriatric Medicine and the Vivantes Clinic in Kaulsdorf .
history
Kaulsdorf-North I.
On the 60.3 hectare area, delimited by Cecilienstraße in the north, Hellersdorfer Straße in the east, Gülzower Straße in the south and the Wuhle in the west, ( ⊙ ), urban planning began in 1978, first for the residential area Kaulsdorf-Nord I. It should 5486 three- to five-room apartments are being built. Peter Schweizer and Thorleif Neuer (Berlin), Ute Baumbach (Rostock), Iris Grund (Neubrandenburg), Traute Kadzioch (Schwerin) and other urban planners, architects, green designers, engineers and technologists were involved in the planning.
The Rostock builders preferred white and porphyry red grit and a coating with red clinker bricks for their outer walls . The eleven-story blocks have terraced south-gable walls. The Neubrandenburg prefabricated buildings are recognizable by red-brown split ceramic panels and other elements; the Schwerin builders stayed with the typical district facades.
The construction work began in autumn 1979 with the primary development and from January 1980 with the internal development. The first apartments were handed over on April 10, 1981. A year later, in 1995 and 1983, 1,387 apartments were ready for occupancy. The 1,577 apartments in the Neubrandenburg blocks were handed over on April 28, 1983. On December 31, 1984, the residential area with 5436 apartments was completed. The residential area got social facilities as well as six crèches , eleven kindergartens, six schools, three department stores , five restaurants and service facilities.
Kaulsdorf-North II
The residential area Kaulsdorf-Nord II was built on the 20.3 hectare area, bounded by Cecilienstraße in the south, Hellersdorfer Straße in the east, Feldberger Ring in the north and the Wuhle in the west ( ⊙ ). Urban planning began at the end of 1982. According to the plans of Dieter Schulze (Berlin) and Iris Grund (Neubrandenburg), a further 2050 apartments were to be built. The five- and six-storey blocks should contain three and four-room apartments. The builders oriented themselves to the plans for the first residential area. The primary development began in November 1983, the internal development followed in May 1984. 53 apartments were already completed in December 1984 and in the following year 1219 apartments were completed. On October 7, 1986, the Republic Day , the residential area Kaulsdorf-Nord II was completely completed with all 2050 apartments and associated social facilities. Only the restaurant Zum Feldrain with 320 seats was not handed over to the Hellersdorf family until February 27, 1988.
The two residential areas consist of 224,580 prefabricated parts that came from Rostock, Schwerin and Neubrandenburg. 7,486 apartments were built between 1980 and 1986, of which the Rostockers built 1603, the Neubrandenburgers 3807 and the Schweriners 1505.
- Kaulsdorf-North I.
Teterower Ring
Tollensestrasse
Lion-Feuchtwanger-Strasse
Koserower Strasse
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- Kaulsdorf-North II
Kummerower Ring youth art school
Ehm-Welk-Strasse
Ehm-Welk-Strasse
Feldberger Ring
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Facilities
Kiezsporthalle Feldberger Ring
The single-storey gymnasium from 1986 has the address Feldberger Ring 17 ( ⊙ ), consists of a main hall, an attached gymnastics room on the gable and a social wing. It has a usable area of 1325 m². After the school was demolished, plans were made in 2010 to convert the former school sports hall into a Kiez sports hall in 2011 and 2012. The sanitary facilities were showing their age, there were no separate washing and changing facilities for coaches and access to the hall was not handicapped accessible for athletes and spectators .
The facades are insulated with a thermal insulation composite system, the thermal insulation on the roof has been reinforced. The steel sports hall windows were replaced by steel and glass constructions and the social wing side got new wooden windows. All rooms received new doors. The old acoustic ceiling was replaced by a suspended ceiling with integrated lighting and fitted, ball-impact-proof heating plates. The old parquet was replaced by an area-elastic sports floor. The hall was given a surrounding impact wall made of wooden panels. The changing rooms have been restructured and new sanitary facilities have been installed. A wash wing with the two associated changing rooms is now available for disabled athletes. The entrance to the Kiezsporthalle was equipped with a ramp for wheelchair users. After the renovation work, the new Kiezsporthalle was officially inaugurated with a volleyball tournament on March 20, 2013. The renovation work was carried out as part of the urban redevelopment east , the total costs amounted to 1.59 million euros, of which 1.52 million came from the urban redevelopment east program including EU funds ( ERDF ). The client was the Marzahn-Hellersdorf district office. The hall is run by the Hellersdorfer Athletik-Club Berlin e. V. (ACB) operated.
Art school for young people
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In 1986 the district office founded a youth art school at Kummerower Ring 44 ( ⊙ ). After the turnaround and the reorganization of the districts in 2001, the house was initially given the name "Sonnenkieker" (see picture from 2011), and after it was taken over by the specially founded non-profit association "derArt gGmbH" it bears his name. The club management works closely with the cultural office of the Marzahn-Hellersdorf district.
It offers children and young people from the age of four many opportunities to try out the visual arts, music and dance, theater and literature. The building has a garden and a small front garden. Between 2008 and 2010, renovation measures were carried out on the building as part of the urban redevelopment east. The fire protection facilities of the building were completed, the sanitary facilities modernized, handicapped accessible accesses to the house and the sanitary facilities were established and two disabled parking spaces were built. After the work was completed in 2010, the open space around the art school was also prepared: the access routes were unsealed and adapted to the heights of the new residential street Kummerower Ring. The house was given a large terrace for events as well as for outdoor courses. The play and recreation areas are equipped with table tennis, balancing beams, sun loungers and a wall of seats. New trees, a new hedge and a rose planting border complete the surroundings of the house. The total costs, covered by the Urban Redevelopment East program, amounted to 325,000 euros including EU funds (ERDF). The client was the Marzahn-Hellersdorf district office.
District center compass
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In 2008, the Kompass district center was built at Kummerower Ring 42 ( ⊙ ) and opened on January 10, 2009. At the end of 2009, the associated garden was also completed. The total costs amounted to 1.75 million euros, of which 1.5 million came from the Urban Redevelopment East program, including EU funds (ERDF). The client was the Marzahn-Hellersdorf district office. It is a barrier-free new building that combines many offers for all generations and is supported by the association FIPP e .V. is operated. This association takes care of the needs of children and young people between 5 and 17 years of age. The clubs Klub 74 Neighborhood Center Hellersdorf e. V. and FIPP e. V. have been working closely together for many years.
The house has a neighborhood café with internet access in the foyer and a toberoom next door; the 100 m² event room is suitable for readings, lectures and small concerts. On the upper floor there is a studio, a teaching kitchen that prepares meals for the café and there is space for advice from Club 74 and for help with homework. There is also an exercise room, a sports room and a studio for theater, music and dance. Overnight stays are offered for youth groups. The offers in the house are organized on a voluntary basis.
Hellersdorf professional fire brigade
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The location on Hellersdorfer Straße was too small for the volunteer fire department and the professional fire department . That is why they looked for a suitable location for the professional fire brigade and found a suitable plot of land on the east-west axis B 1, but as part of the restructuring for Berlin they wanted to move away from the large fire stations and towards many small locations. In June 2000, the former building of police section 71 Kummerower Ring 80 ( ⊙ ) was proposed as a new location. To this end, a modified requirements program was submitted in 2001. In April 2004 the building permit was applied for with an estimated cost of 4.5 million euros, an audit by the Federal Audit Office showed that the costs must be reduced; then they amounted to 3.5 million euros. In response to the new building application, there was a partial permit for the demolition. Construction of the new building began on August 22, 2005 and the topping-out ceremony was celebrated on November 18, 2005. The state fire director Albrecht Broemme and the district mayor of Marzahn-Hellersdorf, Uwe Klett , took part in the event. In March 2006 there were the first insolvency proceedings in the civil engineering sector. A total of three bankruptcies occurred, which severely hampered construction work. The interior work began in August 2006, the outdoor facilities were completed in November and the painting and tiling work was in full swing at that time. The new location has a usable area of 1300 m² and a vehicle hall with five vehicle stands. Only 2.56 million euros were spent on the construction work. On December 15, 2006 at 11 a.m., the new location was inaugurated with the State Secretary for the Interior, Ulrich Freise , the District Councilor for Finance and Real Estate, Bernd Mahlke (SPD), and the new state fire director Wilfried Graefing .
Kaulsdorf swimming pool
The Kaulsdorf swimming pool, Clara-Zetkin-Weg 13, ( ⊙ ) has a 25 m pool and a non-swimmer pool with a slide for children. There is a leashed lane for sport swimmers. In the sauna there is a dry sauna, plunge pool, a sauna garden and a relaxation room.
Spree Center
The Spree-Center shopping center, Hellersdorfer Straße 77-83, ( ⊙ ) opposite the Kaulsdorf-Nord underground station consists of three buildings. The building at the intersection between Cecilienstraße and Hellersdorfer Straße is the smallest with a basement, the ground floor and the upper floor with various retail stores. The middle building is the longest at around 150 meters and has an underground car park. The third building with a basement, the ground floor and an upper floor with various retail shops is located between Hellersdorfer and Ludwigsluster Straße. The Spree Center was opened in 1992.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ^ Berlin-Hellersdorf Festschrift: the new building district between the 650th anniversaries of Mahlsdorf and Kaulsdorf; Dedicated to the 10th anniversary of the founding of the municipality . MAZZ Verlagsgesellschaft mbH, Berlin 1996, p. 53-56 .
- ↑ a b Kiezsporthalle Feldberger Ring | paschke-ringel.de. Accessed April 14, 2019 (German).
- ↑ a b c Urban redevelopment Berlin: Sporthalle Feldberger Ring. Retrieved April 14, 2019 .
- ^ Urban redevelopment Berlin: youth art school "derArt". Retrieved April 22, 2019 .
- ^ Urban redevelopment Berlin: Social district center "Kompass". Retrieved September 1, 2019 .
- ^ Berlin fire brigade - topping-out ceremony for the new Hellersdorf fire station. Retrieved April 24, 2019 .
- ^ Berlin fire brigade - new fire station put into service. Retrieved April 24, 2019 .
- ↑ Press and photo session: Inauguration of the Hellersdorf fire station on December 15th, 2006 - More space for the Hellersdorf fire service - professional and volunteer fire services now in separate buildings. December 18, 2016, accessed April 24, 2019 .
- ↑ Kaulsdorf swimming pool. Retrieved April 26, 2019 .
- ↑ Kaulsdorf swimming pool :: Swimming pool. Retrieved April 26, 2019 .
- ^ Spree-Center in Marzahn-Hellersdorf - #MaHe. Retrieved April 28, 2019 .
- ↑ Konzepta Grundstückgesellschaft mbH & Co 26. Immobilien KG. Retrieved February 9, 2019 .
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