Ryder House, Historical residence in Nordost, Germany.
Description
Ryder House is a residential building in the Nordost district featuring a rectangular footprint with balanced proportions. The structure displays traditional German architectural details across its exterior walls.
History
The building was constructed in 1923 during a period of residential development in Nordost. This timing followed significant economic shifts in the post-war years that reshaped the district.
Culture
The building represents a typical example of German residential architecture from the 1920s, incorporating regional construction methods and local materials.
Practical
The building is accessible by public transportation with several bus stops located nearby. The location makes it easy to reach on foot from main transit points.
Did you know?
The house preserves its original window patterns and roof design from 1923, which set it apart from adjacent structures. These features make it a recognizable example of its construction period.
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