“A chemist’s home? Imagine that!” Landhaus Hupfer, a charming detached house on Rosa-Luxemburg-Straße, might not scream “scientific marvel” at first glance. However, this house, designed by Dr. Edmund Beisel, once belonged to Professor Dr. Franz Albert Hupfer, a prominent chemist. While the specifics of his work remain a mystery to us today, the house stands as a testament to a time when science intertwined with everyday life. Imagine Dr. Hupfer, perhaps in his study under the glow of a gas lamp, pondering the secrets of the universe at the molecular level. Landhaus Hupfer, with its single story and gabled roof, whispers tales of a bygone era, reminding us that even seemingly ordinary places can hold extraordinary stories.
Haus Tanne
What secrets does Haus Tanne hold? We stand before a remarkable red brick structure on Hermannswerder in Potsdam. Haus Tanne,