Hidden in plain sight on Parchimer Allee 111, the Alfred-Nobel-Schule – Filiale whispers stories of transformation. This isn’t just any school building. It’s a former life, a past identity. This building once housed the Alfred-Nobel-Realschule. Today, it serves as an annex to the main Alfred-Nobel-Schule located on Britzer Damm. The Alfred-Nobel-Schule is a unique institution. It’s a state-funded, bilingual (Italian-German) integrated secondary school. Imagine students navigating two languages, two cultures, within these very walls. Students who meet the requirements have a pathway to a Gymnasium after the ninth grade. The main Alfred-Nobel-Schule itself has a fascinating history. It was born from a merger. The Anna-Siemsen-Schule (Hauptschule) and the Alfred-Nobel-Realschule combined to create the integrated secondary school we know today. This merger created a logistical challenge. Teachers and students sometimes have to trek between the two campuses, a 15-minute journey. This building, the Filiale, plays a crucial role in the school’s daily operations. It’s more than just extra space. It’s part of a living, breathing educational ecosystem. The Alfred-Nobel-Schule is a testament to adaptation and growth. It continues to evolve, to serve its students and the community.
Genossenschaft PA58
From 1981 the Genossenschaft PA58 stands tall. It’s a self-managed house project. This is its story. This impressive building in