Definition of Holzhafen. Meaning of Holzhafen. Synonyms of Holzhafen

- for pedestrians). It is intended to extend the marina into the adjacent Holzhafen. A lively dining-scene has also developed. In addition to more than 15...
- projects of the 21st century "Vexierbild," three buildings in Hamburg Holzhafen, first building finished 2003 ("Vexierbild" translates as "impossible...
- Brake. 1953 Müller bought the Bremer-Besigheimer Ölfabriken at Bremer Holzhafen (one of Bremen harbours). Today this place is the headquarter of J. Müller...
- m.b.H., ed. (1933-08-10) [1933-07-27, 1929-05-22]. Written at Bremen-Holzhafen, Germany. "Kaffeebrühvorrichtung" [Coffee brewing construction] (in German)...
- Land in the east of the port was planned as an expansion area for the Holzhafen and the Osthafen expansion area was prepared on the eastern bank of the...
- The Old Timber Harbour (German: Alter Holzhafen), part of the Port of Hamburg c. 1840 (a) Jauch's timber yard in the Elbe (German: Jauch's Holzlager)...
- Räumlicher, gewerblicher und sozialer Strukturwandel im Umkreis des de:Holzhafen Geestemündes. In: Männer vom Morgenstern, Yearbook 75. Bremerhaven: 1996:...
- silo construction technology. It stands prominently on its own near the Holzhafen. The building was rebuilt in 1999 to the designs of the architects Bahl...
- stock company and built a brick building with a steam mill at the Bremen Holzhafen. It had a capacity of 100 tons per day. The wheat that it used was imported...
- biodiversity. The Gartenbauamt extensively refurbished the historical Holzhafen at Geestemuende in the term of office of Müller. Müller led the department...