Monument Protection Prize Baden-Württemberg

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Blackboard on the door of the tank tower in Heidelberg

The Baden-Württemberg Monument Protection Prize is an award for the exemplary monument conservation work that private individuals have provided for the preservation and care of their property.

In 1978 the Schwäbische Heimatbund (SHB) founded the Peter Haag Prize with the aim of awakening private commitment in the field of monument preservation and, as far as possible, to support it. The aim of the award is also to make known buildings that have been restored in terms of monument conservation, in order to encourage other monument owners to imitate them. The Baden-Württemberg Monument Protection Prize is one of the most prestigious prizes of its kind in Germany.

Every two years (up to 2006 annually) up to five winners are honored. In addition to a certificate, they will receive a plaque to attach to the building and a cash prize of 5,000 euros each. The award is given to buildings that have been preserved, cared for and - if necessary - renewed inside and out. With the award, the partners involved want to set an example for more commitment in the preservation and renovation of cultural monuments and old buildings.

Examples for the Swabian Heimatbund and its partners - the regional association Badische Heimat and the Wüstenrot Foundation - are measures that preserve the building in its historically evolved appearance as much as possible and thereby preserve a piece of history. The spectrum can range from modest, technically solid solutions to consciously modern accentuations, if you treat the cultural monument with care and incorporate design measures into the historical appearance.

Award winners

Since 2010

2016: Railway water tower , Heidelberg
  • 2018
    • Urban residential building in Ulm (14th-18th century)
    • Rebleut house of the Salem monastery in Sipplingen (built in 1595, changes in the 19th century)
    • Craftsmen's houses in the Leonhardsvorstadt in Stuttgart (built in 1769, changes in the 19th century)
    • Bakery and clock tower in Forchtenberg (built in 1869)
    • Terrace construction of the Junghans watch factory in Schramberg (built 1916–1918)
  • 2014
    • Half-timbered house in Külsheim (18th century)
    • Former Torkel building in Salem- Mittelstenweiler (built in 1786)
    • Former princely official residence in Sigmaringen (built in 1837/1893)
    • Former deaconess home in Bad Liebenzell (built in 1912)
    • Former management and administration building of the powder factory in Rottweil (construction phases 1840/1922/1937)
  • 2012
    • Former heating and machine house in Achern (built in 1904)
    • Old Court Library in Donaueschingen (built in 1735/1860)
    • Hunting lodge in the Mosisgreut manor in Vogt (built in 1816/1866/1918)
    • Stadthaus Münsterplatz 3 in Überlingen (14th to 19th centuries)
    • Schwarzacher Hof town house, Zollernstrasse 4 in Konstanz (17th to 19th centuries)

2000 to 2008

2008: Nonnenhaus , Tübingen
2005: Einhaus, Gattnau
2003: Gasthaus Krone , Bonfeld
  • 2002
  • 2001
    • Former workers' houses in Hausen, Bergwerkstrasse 53–65
    • Classicist house in Kressbronn am Bodensee , Tettnanger Straße 28; 1847/48
    • Baroque town house in Rottweil , Hochturmgasse 4
    • Former hermit house in Abtsgmünd - Wöllstein , Kapellenweg 31
    • Early classicist office and residential building in Konstanz , Hofhalde 1; 1781/82

1990 to 1999

1999: Heutingsheim Castle , Freiberg
1996: Leaning House , Ulm
1994: Weißgerberwalk, Biberach
1991: Upper Castle , Talheim

1980 to 1989

1989: Haigerloch Castle
  • 1988
1987: Kernerhaus , Weinsberg
1984: Bürgerhaus, Ehingen
1982: suction. Monastery, Gönningen

1978 and 1979

1979: "Wengerterhaus", Bietigheim-Bissingen
  • 1978
    • Bürgerhaus Weinhofberg 8 in Ulm ; early 17th century
    • Former rectory in Mühlhausen ( Villingen-Schwenningen ), Tuninger Strasse 13; Year of construction: 1670
    • "House on the Roten Steg" in Schwäbisch Hall , Bahnhofstrasse 3; 1423, inscription stone marked 1641, renovation 1975

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