Bunter Hof (Osterwieck)

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Bunter Hof, Osterwieck

The Bunte Hof is a three-storey half - timbered building in Rössingstrasse in Osterwieck , built between 1579 and 1582. It is part of a building complex that was owned by the von Rössing family until 1847.

history

The von Rössing family had been resident in the area since around 1450, so that a previous building can be assumed. The builder of the Renaissance court, cavalry master and hereditary marshal Ludolf von Rössing (1534–1594), who lived in the Abbey City, also had the Rössinger moated castle built between 1579 and 1589. He is immortalized in the Bunter Hof by an inscription on the north facade. The building can be found on the engraving by Merian from 1641.

In addition to the preserved south wing of the former complex, according to drawings from 1760 and 1780, there was also a west wing (demolished in 1952) and an adjoining three-storey half-timbered building, according to the inscription, built around 1530 (demolished around 1880). A stair tower connected both wings. The no longer preserved half-timbered building is said to be Ludolf's father Lippold III. have been erected. Ludwig Clericus reports on the design in the 19th century.

Various structural changes have taken place over the centuries, as stated in the renovation report, for example: The three-story half-timbered building rests on a basement and plinth made of limestone. The four cellars under the building can be assigned to different construction periods. The western cellars, one with groin vault and an adjoining cellar with a plank ceiling, come from an older construction period before 1579.

From 1770 to 1805 the farm was leased to the Rostosky family of civil servants and served as a preparation institute from 1869 . A brewery, a restaurant and a commercial kitchen were then housed there.

Todays situation

Today the south wing is owned by the city, which after extensive renovation u. a. provides for weddings. The renovation took place after 31 years of vacancy between 2011 and 2017. It was an "energy-efficient and substance-friendly renovation" in a u. a. Project funded by the Federal Office for Building and mainly carried out by the German Half-timbered Center Quedlinburg eV. The renovation measures included a. the repair of windows, floors, ceiling and roof constructions as well as the renovation of external walls and professional plaster renewal. In addition to energy-efficient insulation, efforts were also made inside to restore the historical paintings. These included, on the one hand, wooden beam paintings such as floral ornamentation, flower tendrils as well as wall paintings and a wall decor from the 19th century; on the other hand the coat of arms of the ancestors and relatives of the von Rössings in the knight's hall, such as the coats of arms of the families von Ilten , Veltheim , Gadenstedt, Oldershausen , Mandelsloh , Knigge , Landesbergen , Steinberg , Saldern , Haus , Rabe v. Pappenheim and Asseburg . In addition, there are elaborate designs in the von Rössing's former private apartments.

literature

  • Claudia-Christina Hennrich: The “Bunte Hof” in Osterwieck. In: Lutherstadt Wittenberg, Torgau and house building in the 16th century. Yearbook for House Research, Volume 62, Petersberg 2015, pp. 475–492.

Individual evidence

  1. ^ A b Deutsches Fachwerkzentrum Quedlinburg eV: Final report 2017. Accessed on October 20, 2018 (8).
  2. ^ Pallas, magazine of the Kunstgewerbe-Verein zu Magdeburg, 1883.
  3. ^ Wedding room in the "Bunten Hof" Osterwieck | Unified municipality of the city of Osterwieck . In: Unified community of the city of Osterwieck . March 12, 2018 ( stadt-osterwieck.de [accessed October 29, 2018]).
  4. ↑ BBR - Energy and Climate Fund - Osterwieck "Bunter Hof". Retrieved October 29, 2018 .
  5. ↑ German half-timbered center, performance of integrated planning for the preservation of the historical building structure - securing the historical interior decoration, Quedlinburg, 2017, available at: http://www.bunterhof-integrativeplanung.deutsches-fachwerkzentrum.de/sanierungsgeschichte.php?section= kap7
  6. ↑ Dt. Half-timbered center, final report 2017 Az: 29923-25 ​​Model energetic renovation planning for a three-storey half-timbered building under the aspect of increased monument preservation requirements Energy-efficient and substance-friendly renovation of historical half-timbered buildings "Bunter Hof" in Osterwieck, Quedlinburg, 2017. PDF at: https: //www.dbu .de / OPAC / ab / DBU-final report-AZ-29923.pdf  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (Pp. 19, 75, 93).@1@ 2Template: Toter Link / www.dbu.de  

Coordinates: 51 ° 58 ′ 5.3 "  N , 10 ° 42 ′ 46.1"  E