AEG factories at Humboldthain

The AEG factories at Humboldthain comprise multiple buildings with red and bluish brick facades spanning across Brunnenstraße, Gustav-Meyer-Allee, and Voltastraße.

The industrial complex, established in 1894, grew into one of Berlin's largest manufacturing sites, producing electrical machinery during the city's transformation into an industrial center.

The assembly hall on Hussitenstraße, designed by architects Franz Schwechten and Johannes Kraaz, represents the advancement of German industrial architecture in the late 19th century.

The facility now houses departments of the Technical University of Berlin, technology companies, and media enterprises within the Technologie- und Innovationspark Berlin complex.

The Beamtentor gate, constructed in 1896, remains the sole surviving structure from the original nineteenth-century building phase of the industrial compound.

Location: Mitte

Inception: 1894

Architects: Franz Schwechten, Johannes Kraaz

Part of: AEG

GPS coordinates: 52.54248,13.38740

Latest update: March 7, 2025 21:58