Guided Tour 2010
In cooperation with the Erich-Mendelsohn-Stiftung we invite for a guided architectural tour leading to both country mansions by Erich Mendelsohn and by Ernst Ludwig Freud
Haus Bejach, 1927, by Erich Mendelsohn, in Berlin – Steinstücken
Haus Frank, 1928/30, by Ernst Ludwig Freud, in Geltow near Potsdam
Guide: Dr. Günter Schlusche, architect and city planner
Saturday, July, 3rd 2010 at 1 p.m.
Meeting point: in front of the memorial Spiegelwand at Herrmann-Ehlers-Platz in Steglitz.
Public transport: U-, S-Bhf. Rathaus Steglitz; Bus M 48
Contribution towards costs: 10 Euro The number of participants is limited to 50 seats in the bus. Registration is necessary by July, 2nd. with Ms. Jutta Sartory
We invite you to the Association’s guided architectural tour for the Tag des offenen Denkmals – Heritage Open Day 2010:
Kant-Garagen and office building Bismarckstraße
Guides Dr. Günter Schlusche and Claudia Marcy
Sunday, September 12th, 2 p.m. Bike tour
Meeting point: Kantstraße 126-127, Charlottenburg maximum 30 Persons, preregistration necessary by 10.9. with Claudia Marcy (c.marcy@gmx.de or 030/791 61 74)
Please bring your bike!
Public transport: S-Bhf. Savignyplatz, U-Bhf. Wilmersdorfer Straße, M 49, X 34
The Kant-Garagen, built in 1929-30 by Richard Paulick, Louis Serlin and Hermann Zweigenthal et al., belong to the first multi-story parking garages, that have two separate ramps for driving up to the parking spots and driving down to the exit.
The office building Bismarckstraße by Martin Punitzer makes it’s mark particularly with the window bands and it’s ceramic cladding. Zweigenthal and Punitzer are amongst the German jewish architects, who had to leave their native country and had to emigrate.