File:Berlin, Mitte, Neue Grünstraße, Gerhardhaus 01.jpg
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Deutsch: Das Gerhardhaus in der Neuen Grünstraße 27 in Berlin-Mitte. Das um 1790 für den Mineralogen Carl Abraham Gerhard (an den auch eine Gedenktafel erinnert) errichtete Bürgerhaus gehört zu den ältesten erhaltenen Wohnhäusern in Berlin-Mitte. Die elfachsige Hauptfassade ist symmetrisch gegliedert und weist neben einem flachen Mittelrisalit und zwei Seitenrisaliten vor allem im ersten Obergeschoss dezente Schmuckelemente (Rosetten und ein Bildnismedaillon) auf, die es als Beletage kennzeichnen. Bei der Wiederherstellung nach Kriegsschäden wurden 1980 die ursprünglich an Nachbarhäuser stoßenden Hauswände im Stil der Straßenfassade neu gestaltet. Das Gebäude dient heute als Sitz mehrerer Unternehmen, darunter der Denkmalpflege Berlin GmbH. Es ist als Baudenkmal ausgewiesen.
English: The Gerhardhaus at Neue Grünstraße No. 27 in Berlin-Mitte. This town house was built around 1790 for the mineralogist Carl Abraham Gerhard and belongs to the oldest preserved residences in Berlin-Mitte. A plaque honors the original owner. The main facade with eleven axes is structured symmetrically, showing a central risalit and two corner risalits as well as modest ornaments (rosettes and medallions), specifically on the principal floor. The building was damaged in WWII and renovated in 1980. The exterior side walls of the building, which originally adjoined neighboring structures, were reformulated in the style of the main facade. The building is now seat of several companies, e.g. the Berlin Historic Perservation GmbH. It has been dedicated as a historic landmark. |
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| Author | Jörg Zägel |
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