Wernerstraße 10/12

The two-story villa features three distinctive axes, triangular ornamental gables above first-floor windows, and decorative elements called Guttae in the window spandrels.

Wilhelm Walther designed this residential structure between 1896 and 1897 for transportation scientist Gustav Kemmann, who resided there until his death in 1931.

The villa stands as a representation of late 19th-century architectural preferences in Berlin, displaying detailed finishings and structural elements typical of the period.

Located at coordinates 52.482821 latitude and 13.274189 longitude, the villa maintains protected status under German monument preservation regulations.

The central axis contains a bay window with round-arched windows on the second floor, adorned with cartouches featuring relief work and pilaster-supported gables.

Location: Berlin

GPS coordinates: 52.48282,13.27419

Latest update: March 7, 2025 21:50