Hansaplatz (Berlin U-Bahn)
Metro Station Hansa Square is a station on the Berlin U -Bahn line U9 in the district Hansaviertel, located on the eponymous Hansa place. It was opened on 28 August 1961. In the station list of the BVG station is named Ha. He has only driving and stone stairs to exit the station platform means and therefore does not offer any accessibility as.
This station is the first in a northerly direction following the U- Bahnhof Zoologischer Garten and separated therefrom by a distance of 1442 meters and a - isolated journey time of about three minutes - for Berlin subway ratios unusually long. Parts of the Zoological Garden and the Tiergarten, the Landwehr Canal and the Strait of June 17 are crossed on this section.
The central platform is 9.1 meters wide, additions lead directly to the Hansa quarter, there are no intermediate levels. The cladding of the columns is made of aluminum, the walls are covered with silvery- gray square glass tiles.
History
By the start of construction in 1955, the station was completed in the summer of 1957 and could be viewed in the context of Interbau. It was offered Zoological Garden at that time an underground construction site shuttle service to the Metro Station.
The design for the underground station comes from Werner Klenke and Bruno Grimmek. The architects of the northern entrance were Ernst and Hans Rudolf Zinsser Plarre that the southern entrance Werner Düttmann and Siegfried Böhmer. Today, the entire station - underground and above ground parts - as part of the overall plant buildings of the " Interbau 57 " & Hansaviertel under monument protection.
An early 2014 installed plaque at the southern exit recalls the deportation of Jewish citizens. It shows the names of 1,030 Jewish residents who sold during the period of National Socialism from the Hansa quarter, deported and murdered. Was designed the board by the artist Katja van Dyck Taras.
Connection
At the metro station is a transfer possibility of the U9 to the bus line 106 of the Berlin Transport Authority.