| Industriegelände,
partially fallow industrial area in the Northern part of the Albertstadt, today used for Disco's and other events.
Especially on the mile that insiders still call Street E (officially it is now called Werner-Hartman-Straße
) various clubs are lined up next to each other.
Since 1999 the industrial estate is being gradually reorganized to secure and create jobs on this traditional trading place. The current funding policy is also aligned with this planning goal, which is why the city administration has to view the slow transformation into an alternative cultural location with mixed feelings. At the beginning of 2005, the cultural and economic divisions agreed to “make more use of this pound”. Anyone interested in building will also find dozens of examples from around 100 years of sometimes sophisticated industrial architecture, including a number of brick buildings. Particularly noteworthy is the DREWAG North thermal power plant, built in 1918. Architectural high point of the quarter is new main building of the chamber of trade. |
| Industrie- und Handelskammer (IHK), Chamber of Industry and Commerce, the new head quarter IHK Dresden on the border of Prohlis (Langer Weg 4) was completed in 2002 after plans of the planning office "Baucon Bauplanung GmbH Dresden". |
| Infineon Technologies Dresden,
one of the most important large settlements in Dresden after "the change". The in Klotzsche located ultramodern semiconductor factory lain serves the manufacturing of memory chips, logic components on the basis of 200-mm and 300-mm-Siliziumscheiben (wafer) as well as the research and development activity. Commencement of construction for the 200-mm-Werk was June 1994, commencement of production in October 1995. In May 2000 the building work started for the 300-mm-Werk, which took up production in December 2001. Infineon employs around 3,250 people in Dresden, 80 percent of whom come from the region and 60% work in shifts. This makes Infineon Dresden one of the most important industrial employers in the region.
Infineon spun off its memory products business unit into a new company on May 1, 2006 under the name Qimonda AG. It initially belongs entirely to Infineon, but will later go public. Qimondan had to file for bankruptcy in 2008 and was "wound up" in the same year, with all of its assets "sold off". |
| Innenstadt,
in the narrowest sense is the historical Innere Altstdt, in the broadest sense the entire area within the 26er Ring meant. A common interpretation in between includes the Innere Neustadt, the Inner Old Town as well as the area around Prager Strasse. |
| Innere Altstadt (district), see Special page Innere Altstadt |
| Innere Neustadt (district), see Special page Innere Neustadt |
| Innerer Katholischer Friedhof (cemetery) see Alter Katholischer Friedhof |
| Innerer Neustädter Friedhof (cemetery) |
| Intecta, former furniture department store, see Kaufhaus Knoop |
| International School, see Dresden International School |
| International Hygiene Exhibition,
Health exhibition based on an idea and largely at the instigation of the Odol manufacturer Karl August Lingner. With 5.2 million visitors, it was the best-attended exhibition in Dresden to date. It took place from May 6, 1911 to October 31, 1911.
The architects Lossow and The Chinese Pavilion in the district Weißer Hirsch was originally China's official pavilion for the hygiene exhibition. He was transferred there in 1912. |
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International Congress Center Dresden (ICCD),
the official name is International Congress Center Dresden. The new builting located behind the parliament building and the so called Erlweinspeicher.
The first price of an realization competition to the congress center "new terrace" went to the architect's office Storch, Ehlers and partner. The building of steel and glass close to the river Elbe and the historical city centre inserts itself into the townscape and improves the infrastructure of the state capital. The congress centre has a large hall with 1324 places, 5 further halls with between 337 and 613 places as well as altogether 7 seminar areas between 33 and 118 places. By connecting the halls 1 to 5 the large hall can be extended to altogether 4147 places. The first cut of the spade took place in 2001, the finished complex was officially opened on the 26th of May 2004 with a ceremony. Operator and tenant is the maritime group. |
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Italienisches Dörfchen,
"Italian village", restaurant built in 1911-13 by Hans Erlwein. The name reminds of the little houses built during the construction of the church Hofkirche for the inbvolved italian artists and builders. Before this another, more down to earth restaurant existed here called Helbig´schen Restaurant.
The building burnt out in 1945, was rebuilt in 1957. After 1977 it predominantly served the building worker supply of castle and Semper opera and degenerated increasingly. In 1992/94 the building called "ID" was comprehensively reorganized and re-opened in 1994 in old glory. The ID has had a new operator since 2019 and has since housed the following restaurants: After several changes of operator, the restaurant had to close again at the end of 2023. To Italian village added is the small Mediterranean Restaurant "Basteischlösschen" (bastion little castle) on the other side of the road and the restaurant behind the Semper Opera. |