Bahnhof Friedrichstraße

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The view goes from the installation space for the Droschken to the east to the southern facade of the "Centralbahnhof Friedrichstrasse". The building designed by Johannes Vollmer was performed in 1878-82 on a property between Friedrichstrasse and Spree along Georgenstrasse. The location of the 163-meter-long and 40 meter wide train station in a wide arc makes the location of the 163-meter-long and 40-meter-wide train station. This means that the machine systems for the steam heating and the elevators have to be accommodated externally. On 15 viaduktjochen, decoratively designed, brick outer walls rise with arched windows and two portals on the south side, over which the district railway is accessed. After several conversions and severe war damage simplified reconstruction of the building from 1948 and redesign in the 1990s. Right, the northern front of the architects from the Hude & Hennicke built in 1878-80