Berlin Sundgauer Straße station
- Wannseebahn ( 10.8 km )
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The S-Bahn station Sundgauer road is a stop on the Berlin S-Bahn in Berlin's Zehlendorf district. It is located at kilometer 10.8 of the Wannsee train at the junction with the eponymous street. In operation Jobs Directory train station is run as BSDG.
Location and construction
The S-Bahn station is located in the district of Zehlendorf district of Steglitz -Zehlendorf in Berlin. The adjacent stations are Lichterfelde West at 1.6 kilometers and 1.2 kilometers in Zehlendorf.
The breakpoint comprises a central platform of 166 meters in length. Access is via two outputs which are the center and the south-western end of the platform. The station building, a single-storey brick building corresponds, in his style the typical Berlin station construction in the 1920s and 1930s, the architect was Richard Brademann. The construction costs were estimated at about 620,000 marks. The S-Bahn station is registered as a historic landmark in the Berlin state monument list.
History
The plans for a station in place of the current S- train station dates back to 1914, but never came to execution. At the electrification of the Wannsee train at the beginning of the 1930s the German Reichsbahn decided the construction of the breakpoint. The name was first intended as in all previous plans Zehlendorf East. Shortly before the opening, he was abandoned in favor of Sundgauer road. The choice of name should be a reference to the Alsatian Sundgau that had to be delivered in 1919 to France. The opening took place July 1, 1934, about a year after electrification of the rail instead.
In the catchment area of the S-Bahn station were at the opening to the time in a semi-circle of one kilometer around 3,000 people have been resettled; total settled about 3200 people in the train station. The planners were at this time about 250 train trips per year per inhabitant in this settlement area of.
During the Second World War there was no major damage at the station.
As a result of the Second Empire workers strike, the Wannseebahn and lying to their train stations on September 18, 1980, closed. After the transfer of the S -Bahn operating rights of the railways to the Berlin Transport Authority ( BVG) on 9 January 1984 began the reconstruction of the route and the comprehensive rehabilitation of the S-Bahn stations. This was completed on February 1, 1985.
Connection
The S-Bahn station is served by the S1 S-Bahn Berlin. There is a transfer possibility to bus network of the BVG.