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Himbeerpalast
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Himbeerpalast

A Post-War Modern Icon in Vibrant Red

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The Himbeerpalast, with its distinctive red facade, is a testament to post-war architectural creativity. Once the headquarters of Siemens-Schuckertwerke, it symbolizes Erlangen's industrial resurgence. Designed by Hans Hertlein, the building captivates with its scale and style.
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The nickname 'Himbeerpalast' comes from its striking facade color.

Quick Facts

Founded
1953
Architect
Hans Hertlein
Architectural Style
Modernism
Heritage Status
Architectural Heritage Monument
Opening Date
1953

Guided Story

Imagine standing in front of a building affectionately dubbed the 'Raspberry Palace.' Take a look at the vibrant red facade that earned it this fruity nickname. Did you know that in the post-war era, this striking structure symbolized a fresh start and progress for Erlangen? Just behind you, a bit further, sits the district court. But right here, you can almost feel the spirit of the industrial revolution that Siemens championed in the 1950s. As you gaze upwards, admire the clean lines and functional elegance of post-war modernism, masterfully executed by architect Hans Hertlein. Let the stories within these walls inspire you.

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