: "heavy load-bearing body") is a large cylinder made of concrete in Berlin, Germany. It was built in 1941 to study the feasibility of constructing large buildings on the swampy ground in the area, in preparation for the planned construction of the massive ''Volkshalle''. It is 18 m high and has a mass of 12,650 metric tons (...)

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Schwerbelastungskörper / Grossbelastungskörper
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Germania was to be called Berlin, where it ended victorious war would be the world capital for, said had the Adolf Hitler and his architect Albert Speer. Loads of state buildings and to top it all a giant triumphal arch, 170 feet wide and 140 feet high. Speer was concerned whether the ground in Berlin, such a monumental work could ever wear. Therefore, he had a large body burden build - mainly by French prisoners of war. 12 360 tonnes of steel in the form of an ugly concrete pad, 21 meters in diameter, 14 feet above and 18 meters below ground. In the Tempelhof General-Pape-corner Dudenstraße is the mushroom as he is called the neighbors from since 1941 and charged to the ground in Berlin. 19 centimeters, he has little more than 60 years in reduced. Since 1995, the monument made, no one really knows what to do with it. There were plans to set up a cafe on the roof, but failed due to the costs. Kids and cut holes in the fence and play in the wild terrain to hide from, and as the homeless began in the interior as a summer residence to use the measuring chambers was allowed to wall up the entrance.


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