Ottilie von Hansemann House

The Ottilie von Hansemann House features Neoclassical architecture with a grand entrance facing Otto-Suhr-Allee, incorporating traditional design elements across its facade.

Built in 1914 under architect Emilie Winkelmann's direction, the structure initially served as the Victoria-Lyceum, providing educational facilities for female students.

The building's transformation from an educational institution to residential spaces reflects the changing social dynamics of Berlin through the 20th century.

Located 4 kilometers from Brandenburg Gate, the building now contains 97 residential units with direct access to public transportation and urban amenities.

The structure bears the distinction of being designed by Germany's first independent female architect and received substantial funding from Ottilie von Hansemann's 200,000-mark contribution.

Location: Berlin

Architects: Emilie Winkelmann

Address: Otto-Suhr-Allee 18/20, Berlin-Charlottenburg 10585 10585

GPS coordinates: 52.51435,13.31792

Latest update: March 3, 2025 02:03