Heinrich Tessenow's Haus des Architekten in Berlin and Other Buildings

Haus des Architekten (architect 's house) was built in 1930 in Zehlendorf, 3 kilometers north of the Berlin border, 13 kilometers southwest from the center of Berlin. The Zellendorf region is one of the most impressive natural attractions in Berlin, with Germany's education sufficient and wealthy. The house is located 100 meters from the west entrance to Sophie-Charlotten-Straße built on the land surrounded by trees. House architect: Heinrich Tessenow (1876 - 1950) was a German architect who studied architecture at the Leipzig 's building and trade school and later studied architecture at the Municipal Institute of Technology.

In the city center of eastern Berlin, the capital city of East Germany, there are large representative buildings around Alexanderplatz and Marx Engel Platz. Alexanderplatz was the "Haus des Lehrers" (House of the Teacher) and the Congress Hall in 1964, the "Haus der Elektroindustrie" (Departmentt House of Centrum-Warenhaus) in 1969, the "Kaufhof" Awarded. ") And the hotel" Stadt Berlin "(today's" Park Inn ") and the 1970" Haus des Reisens "(House of Travel), and the government building Staatsratsgebäude (today's European Management and Technology), 1964 Marx-Engels Completed by Platz, completed in a foreign office in 1967 (removed in 1995), completed in the TV tower in 1969. For many years the apartments were built by Karl-Liebknecht-Strasse and Rathauspassagen. (1968-1972), and Strausberger Platz (1959-1965) to Karl-Marx-Array

Haus des Architekten (architect 's house) was built in 1930 in Zehlendorf, 3 kilometers north of the Berlin border, 13 kilometers southwest from the center of Berlin. The Zellendorf region is one of the most impressive natural attractions in Berlin, with Germany's education sufficient and wealthy. The house is located 100 meters from the west entrance to Sophie-Charlotten-Straße built on the land surrounded by trees. House architect: Heinrich Tessenow (1876 - 1950) was a German architect who studied architecture at the Leipzig 's building and trade school and later studied architecture at the Municipal Institute of Technology.