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Start | Bauwerke | Bartningallee 11–13 R. Lopez – E. Beaudouin
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Bartningallee 11–13
R. Lopez – E. Beaudouin

Solitary high-rises
Shortly after completion in 1958 Ullstein Bild
Asymmetrically arranged apartments Landesarchiv Berlin; Foto: Horst Siegmann
Apartments to the west and east, corner apartments with two entrances Landesarchiv Berlin, Amtlicher Katalog der Internationalen Bauausstellung Berlin 1957
Apartments to the west and east, corner apartments with two entrances Landesarchiv Berlin, Wiederaufbau Hansaviertel; Sonderveröffentlichung zur Interbau Berlin 57
Between “Hassenpflug” and “Schwippert” Foto: Oettel

The apartments in this high-rise by French architects Lopez and Beaudouin face east and west and are reached via a north-south tract with stairwells and elevators. The floors, each with six apartments, are arranged in an axially-symmetric way. The middle apartments are located on the entrance level, the corner apartments are half a floor higher. For safety reasons, the corner apartments have two entrances. The access core of the building is glazed and is recessed from the outer walls.

These structural aspects provide the opposite sides of the building with façades that are identical. The east and west sides are divided into nine equally-sized strips, while the north and south façades feature deep indents for the stairwells along with plastered surfaces and glazed strips. The size and arrangement of the windows, frames, and balustrades, structured with vertical black pilaster strips behind which run the heating pipes, emphasize the building’s overall verticality. The colors white, light blue, gray, together with the metal give the building elegance and lightness.

Building
  • Square high-rise, 22 by 22 m
  • 16 floors and 87 apartments. Height 51 m
  • Six apartments per floor arranged around the stairwell (1–3 1/2 rooms, 40–61 sqm)
  • Apartments in an east-west direction
  • Stairwells with elevators and trash chutes are placed in the middle in a north-south direction
Construction
  • Cross wall construction with supporting concrete walls of the entrance tract
  • Outer walls of reinforced crushed-brick concrete
  • Outer supporting walls with prefabricated gas concrete panels and colored plaster
  • Grid size for floor plan and façade grid 2.34 m
  • Facade structure with metal profiles, white enameled balustrade elements and light blue window frames
Bartningallee 9
Gustav Hassenpflug
Bartningallee 16
Hans Schwippert

Eugène Beaudouin

* 1898 in Paris
† 1983 in Paris

  • studied at the École des Beaux-Arts, Paris; graduated in 1928 with the Prix de Rome
  • 1925–1940 partner of Marcel Lods; mainly social housing, prefabrication of components
  • from 1942 professorship at the University of Geneva
  • from 1945 town planning with R. Lopez for Marseille, Brest, Toulon and Monaco. Like R. Lopez, chief architect of the French government (“Bâtiments Civils et Palais Nationaux Francais”).
  • from 1946 professorship at the École des Beaux-Arts, Paris
  • 1968–1973 extension of the League of Nations Palace, Geneva

Raymond Lopez

* 1904 in Montrouge † 1966 in Paris

  • studied at the École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts; professorships at the École speciale dʼarchitecture and at the École nationale des ponts et des chaussées, Paris
  • from 1945 planner and leading architect for the reconstruction of several French towns and villages; residential buildings and administration buildings in Paris, Brest, Nantes and Argenteuil
  • 1953 Tour Lopez (Caisse dʼAllocations), Paris
  • from 1958 onwards, played a major role in the urban renewal of Paris, Dakar, Nevers, St. Menehould and the region of Nantes
  • from 1964 Municipal Library, Mantes-la-Jolie; Tour Montparnasse, Paris

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