Köpenick Depot

The Köpenick depot is a tram station located on Wendenschloßstraße in Berlin-Köpenick, Germany. It is managed by the Berliner Verkehrsbetriebe under the abbreviation Köp and serves as the deployment site for the 60 lines of the Berlin tram.
The depot is located at Wendenschloßstraße 138 on the corner of Charlottenstraße and was built in two sections. The oldest part was built between 1903 and 1906 according to the plans of Hugo Kinzer and is located at the intersection. It includes a carriage hall used for assembly purposes, workshops along Charlottenstraße and the administration building on Wendenschloßstraße. The hall has four tracks with space for a total of 20 wagons of the time, and it is closed by a gable roof with a transom track in the longitudinal direction. The façade of the hall contains a round-arched doorway topped by a curved gable for each lane. The enclosed decorations are executed in the Art Nouveau style. In the middle are the Köpenick coat of arms, which would previously be in the Old Town Hall. Further back, another two-track workshop hall was built in 1906, which was later used as a grinding hall.

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