Where the Spree kisses the Dämeritzsee, lies Spreeeck. Spreeeck is more than just a name. It’s a whisper of history, a place where the city of Erkner stretches towards the water. Spreeeck isn’t a grand palace or a towering monument. It’s a residential area, a quiet corner of Erkner, nestled about a mile and a half southwest of the city center. Imagine strolling along the northern shore of the Dämeritzsee. The gentle lapping of the waves against the shore creates a soothing soundtrack. As you walk, you reach a point where the Spree flows gracefully into the Dämeritzsee. This confluence, this meeting of waters, is Spreeeck. It’s also a border, a natural dividing line between Brandenburg and Berlin. Spreeeck first appeared on maps in 1932. It was one of ten designated residential areas within Erkner. But the story begins earlier, in 1909, when the first plans for developing this area were drawn. These plans, conceived years before Spreeeck officially existed, show a vision of a tranquil lakeside community. A community that would eventually become a reality. During the tumultuous years of National Socialism, Spreeeck had another role. The “Interessengemeinschaft Erkner-Spree-Eck” held the fishing rights in the local canals. This small detail offers a glimpse into the everyday life of Spreeeck during a complex historical period. It shows how, even amidst political upheaval, life, and the simple act of fishing, continued. Spreeeck is a place of subtle beauty. It’s a place where the natural world and human history intertwine. So, the next time you find yourself near Erkner, take a detour to Spreeeck. Stand at the edge of the water, where the Spree meets the Dämeritzsee. Listen to the whispers of the past. And appreciate the quiet charm of this unique corner of Brandenburg.
Genossenschaft PA58
From 1981 the Genossenschaft PA58 stands tall. It’s a self-managed house project. This is its story. This impressive building in