Dillinger Strasse 1 (Günzburg)
The building at Dillinger Strasse 1 in Günzburg , a town in the Swabian district of Günzburg , was built in 1878. The house is a protected architectural monument .
history
The Dillinger Straße was laid out from 1776 as a post and country road to Gundelfingen and Dillingen . Before the construction of the stately house in 1878, the brewery cellar of the Dreikönigswirtschaft was located here on the market square. The brewery owner Joseph Hänle had the house built. After the doctor and surgeon Dr. Schlaegel bought the building, he set up a private surgical clinic in it. During the First World War , the clinic was used as a reserve hospital and an eastern extension was added on the street side. In 1927 there was a five-storey extension on the garden side. The clinic was closed in 1976, and today there are several medical practices in the building.
description
The original building consisted of a two-story villa with four to six window axes . On the street side there are two oriel turrets and on the west side, the entrance front, a central risalit . The ground floor with mezzanine floor , with stripes rustika run over a Rauputzsockel is by a bullet cornice completed. Under the windows there are sills on two consoles each . The tall rectangular windows on the upper floor are framed by drilled bezels . Above it is a knee stick with low, rectangular windows. The two hexagonal oriel towers sit on retracted stepped consoles that merge into a round support. The two towers protrude over the eaves and are crowned by pointed helmets with knobs . On the risalit there is a balcony on console supports above the door. The sheet metal, flat hipped roof has a roof overhang on curved beam heads. Inside the building has been heavily modernized.
literature
- Klaus Kraft: The art monuments of Swabia. District of Günzburg 1. City of Günzburg . In: The art monuments of Bavaria. Administrative region of Swabia. Vol. IX. District of Günzburg 1 - City of Günzburg . R. Oldenbourg Verlag, Munich 1993, ISBN 3-486-55211-2 , pp. 323-326.
Coordinates: 48 ° 27 ′ 22.8 " N , 10 ° 16 ′ 42.8" E