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Werner Düttmann: Mehringplatz - Kottbusser Tor

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Werner Düttmann: Mehringplatz - Kottbusser Tor

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March 28, 2021

Werner Düttmann: Mehringplatz - Kottbusser Tor

Easy

01:01

4.01km

3.9km/h

10m

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Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

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Residential development Hedemannstraße (Werner Düttmann, 1975)

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According to his wife Martina, Düttmann imagined the individual apartment floor plans in the large residential area between Hedemannstrasse, Friedrichstrasse, Puttkamerstrasse and Wilhelmstrasse as “as if he were supposed to live there himself”.

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745 m

Mehringplatz

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Mehringplatz has its origins in Friedrich I's idea of upgrading his residential city. For this he had a suburb, the Friedrichstadt, created outside the old city center. His successor, the …

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1.05 km

High-rises at Mehringdamm (Werner Düttmann, 1970)

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These staggered residential high-rises by Düttmann are part of the development on Mehringplatz and, not least because of their color, shape the urban space.

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1.81 km

St. Agnes Church and Art Gallery

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Alexandrinenstrasse 118–121, 10969 Berlin
Built: 1964–1967
Team members: Klaus Bergner, Peter Münzing, Heinz Nicklisch, Hans-Joachim Zemke
Client: Catholic parish of St. Agnes
Monument, 2015 reconstruction by the architects Brandlhuber + …

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2.47 km

Wohnhaus Prinzenstraße, 1985

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This is Düttmann's last building that was completed.

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2.72 km

Residential Complex Am Wassertorplatz (The Grey Louse)

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This Düttmann’s large structure was to give way to the old existing buildings, the residents of which were largely relocated to the outskirts (e.g. to the Märkisches Viertel in Berlin-Reinickendorf). …

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3.42 km

Admiral Bridge

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The Admiral Bridge in Berlin-Kreuzberg is the oldest surviving wrought-iron bridge over the Landwehr Canal. It is a popular meeting place in the summer.

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3.50 km

Wohnregal

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The do-it-yourself project comes from Peter Stürzebecher, who worked at Düttmann as a project manager at Ku’damm-Eck. The house was planned and built as part of the International Building Exhibition '87 (IBA) with the participation of the residents.

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4.01 km

Kottbusser Tor and Neues Kreuzberger Zentrum (NKZ)

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Kottbusser Tor is the name of a square-like street crossing and an underground station in the Berlin district of Kreuzberg. The square and the underground station are also called “Kotti” …

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2.58 km

1.39 km

< 100 m

Surfaces

1.71 km

1.09 km

976 m

138 m

< 100 m

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Werner Düttmann: Mehringplatz - Kottbusser Tor

Residential development Hedemannstraße (Werner Düttmann, 1975)

Mehringplatz

High-rises at Mehringdamm (Werner Düttmann, 1970)

St. Agnes Church and Art Gallery

Wohnhaus Prinzenstraße, 1985

Residential Complex Am Wassertorplatz (The Grey Louse)

Admiral Bridge

Wohnregal

Kottbusser Tor and Neues Kreuzberger Zentrum (NKZ)

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