Ensemble Hornschuchpromenade / Königswarterstraße (Fürth)

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The ensemble Hornschuchpromenade / Königswarterstraße is a group of buildings in Fürth and is in accordance with Item 1, paragraph 3 of the Bavarian conservation law under conservation . The ensemble is part of the list of architectural monuments in Fürth , in which the architectural monuments of the Central Franconian city ​​of Fürth are listed. This list is a partial list of the list of architectural monuments in Bavaria. This list is based on the Bavarian Monument List , which was first created on the basis of the Bavarian Monument Protection Act of October 1, 1973 and has since been maintained and updated by the Bavarian State Office for Monument Preservation . The following information does not replace the legally binding information from the monument protection authority.

Hornschuchpromenade 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5.

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The ensemble includes the development of the Hornschuchpromenade, the Königswarterstraße and the subsequent side streets (Pickertstraße, Zähstraße), a small park with an avenue as well as individual buildings on Luisenstraße, Jakobinenstraße, Nürnberger Straße and Rudolf-Breitscheid-Straße. Exceptions are the - nonetheless listed - properties at Königswarterstraße 22, 24, 26 and 48.

On the former Ludwig Railway , which has been running here since 1835, a narrow urban green area, the "Promenade", was created from 1838. The "upper Weinstrasse" running north of the railway line was renamed Promenade in 1890, and since 1912 it has been known as the Hornschuch Promenade to commemorate the industrialist Christian Heinrich Hornschuch (1838–1912), a benefactor of the city. The former Bahnhofstrasse, which runs south and has been Königswarterstrasse since 1875, was named after the wealthy benefactor Wilhelm Königswarter (1809–1887).

Since 1883, mostly four-storey stately tenement houses with very elaborately designed sandstone facades have been built on these streets , mostly in the forms of late historicism ( neo-renaissance , neo-baroque , German (neo) renaissance ), but also in art nouveau and transitional forms. The cohesion of the complex and the urban unit was compared with Parisian boulevards . The exceptionally well-preserved building stock extends into the smaller side streets in a comparable architectural style. "To this day, the most elegant living area of ​​the affluent bourgeoisie in the commercial and industrial city of Fürth can be seen, which in its almost completely preserved closeness also represents one of the most impressive Wilhelminian city quarters in Bavaria and Germany." ( Bavarian State Office for Monument Preservation ). Disturbances of the appearance partly caused by bomb damage arise with the properties Hornschuchpromenade 11 and 19 and the new buildings Königswarterstraße 82/84 instead of the lost, high-quality villa of the innovative machine manufacturer Johann Wilhelm Engelhardt (1816–1878).

Individual monuments

Hornschuch promenade

Hornschuchpromenade 1 and 2.
Hornschuchpromenade 3 and 4.
Upper part of the Ädikula portal from Hornschuchpromenade 13.
  • Hornschuchpromenade 1, 2 - Neo-Renaissance apartment house group, very representative, richly structured, four-storey, 1887/88, probably by Georg Müller; Together with the tenement houses Luisenstrasse 1/3, Nürnberger Strasse 38/40/42, forming three symmetrical fronts.
  • Hornschuchpromenade 3/4 - three-storey, symmetrical double house in splendid neo-renaissance , sandstone , with two oriel towers , 1889/90 by Gottlob F. Hildenbrand; With rich furnishings, in No. 3 from 1920. Assembly with Luisenstrasse 1 and 3 and Nürnberger Strasse 38/40/42.
  • Hornschuchpromenade 5 - tenement house, four-storey with a neo-baroque , richly structured and decorated sandstone facade , polygonal bay window and gable , 1892 by Fritz Walter; Back to Nürnberger Straße 50 in raw brick with sandstone structures, with a two-storey Art Nouveau extension from 1907 and pillar fence.
  • Hornschuchpromenade 6 - three-storey house, richly structured neo-baroque building in sandstone with polygonal corner bay , aedicula portal and balconies, 1895/96 by Fritz Walter; symmetrical assembly with No. 7 on either side of a narrow atrium; Back to Nürnberger Straße Raw brick with sandstone outlines.
  • Hornschuchpromenade 7 - Building, three floors, sandstone , rich divided into German Renaissance with polygonal corner bay windows , balconies bay group and gables about 1898 (ref.) Fritz Walter; Group with numbers 6 and 8.
  • Hornschuchpromenade 8 - three-storey tenement house with a very richly structured neo-baroque sandstone facade with aedicula portal , middle balcony oriel group and gable above, 1896/97 by Fritz Walter; Group with number 6.
  • Hornschuchpromenade 13 - Four-storey tenement house in the German Renaissance, sandstone , with a magnificent central bay window , stepped gable and rich decor, aedicula portal , loggias on the courtyard side with tracery parapet, 1899/1900 by Fritz Walter.
  • Hornschuchpromenade 15 - three- story neo - renaissance apartment building with balconies and mansard floor , sandstone , 1886/87 by Egerer and Richter.
  • Hornschuchpromenade 17 - Neo-Renaissance tenement house, four-storey, sandstone , richly structured, two bay windows with balconies in between, central mid-level house , 1903 by Wilhelm Schemm.
Hornschuchpromenade entrance 18.
Hornrchuchpromenade 20 and 21 (corner house).
Hornschuchpromenade 25 in Art Nouveau style, but still with traditional joint division on the ground floor.
  • Hornschuchpromenade 24/25 - a very richly structured and decorated group (with corner house Zähstraße 4) of Art Nouveau apartment buildings, four to five storeys, facades sandstone , with numerous bay windows , balconies and curved gables , 1901–1904 by J. Müller, G. Müller and Karl Meier.
  • Hornschuchpromenade 28 - Neo -Mietshaus, four storeys, sandstone , highly indented, with center bay windows and gables , 1897/98 of Fritz Walter; stylistically joins the group Zähstraße 1/3 including Nürnberger Straße 100.
  • Hornschuchpromenade 29 - tenement house, German Renaissance , four-storey, sandstone , with two-axis central bay window , wide dwelling and loft, 1900/01 by J. Müller.
  • Hornschuchpromenade 30 - tenement house, German Renaissance , four-story, sandstone , with biaxial, richly structured central bay window and high tail gable - Zwerchhaus , 1898/99 by J. Konrad Merkl.
  • Hornschuchpromenade 44 - four- story asymmetrical Art Nouveau apartment building, sandstone and plaster , two bay windows , 1911/12 by Peringer and Rogler (group with Nürnberger Straße 132).
  • Hornschuchpromenade 46, 47 - See Nürnberger Straße 134/136.
  • Hornschuchpromenade 49, 50 - three-storey group of tenements, German Renaissance , 1904 by Fritz Walter; Ground floor extension at No. 49 re. 1916 (group with Nürnberger Strasse 158).

Jakobinenstrasse

  • Jakobinenstraße 1 - neo-renaissance apartment building, four-story, 1887/88.
  • Jakobinenstraße 6 - four storeys richly structured renaissance -Mietshaus, sandstone , flat bay window at the chamfered corner, lattice balconies, Schnitztür, 1889 by Max Mayer; Group with number 8.
  • Jakobinenstraße 8 - four-storey tenement house, very richly structured neo-baroque corner building, round corner bay , north polygonal bay , 1891/92 by Max Mayer; architectural unit with Nürnberger Straße 88; Group with number 6.

Koenigswarterstrasse

In the middle of the picture Königswarterstraße 64, on the left of it partially visible No. 62, on the right of it No. 66 following
  • Königswarterstraße 54, 54 a - four-storey group of tenements, neo-renaissance , sandstone , richly structured, each with a central bay window and gable, splendid passageways, 1897–99 by Fritz Walter.
  • Königswarterstraße 56 - Three-storey neo-baroque tenement, sandstone , very structured rich, with wide dormer and magnificent balcony group in 1883 by Max Mayer.
  • Königswarterstraße 58 - Neo-Renaissance tenement house, four-story, sandstone , richly structured, with central bay and flat side risalits , probably by Wolfgang Müller in 1887.
  • Königswarterstraße 60 - neo-renaissance apartment building, four-story, sandstone , with central bay , 1889/90 by Fritz Walter.
  • Königswarterstraße 62 - neo-baroque tenement house, four-story, sandstone , richly structured, in the middle polygonal bay windows and ornamental gable, 1891/92 by Theodor Eyrich.
Corner tower from Königswarterstraße 74 (originally onion dome ).
Detail Königswarterstraße 74, sandstone work over the front door.
  • Königswarterstraße 64 - neo-baroque tenement (now urban office building), four storeys, sandstone , very structured rich, with polygonal bay windows and gables , stone and Gitte balconies 1891/92 by Adam Egerer.
  • Königswarterstraße 66 - neo-baroque tenement house, four-storey, sandstone , very richly structured, with oriel balcony group, 1895/96 by Fritz Walter.
  • Königswarterstraße 68 - neo-baroque tenement house, four-story, sandstone , very richly structured, in the middle a two-axis bay window and a small gable , probably by Adam Egerer in 1893/94.
  • Königswarterstraße 70 - neo-baroque tenement house, four-storey, sandstone , richly structured, bay window with balcony on both sides, 1895 perhaps by Adam Egerer.
  • Königswarterstraße 72 - four-storey tenement house, sandstone facade richly structured in neurococo shapes , central bay windows and lattice balconies , 1895/96 by Adam Egerer.
  • Königswarterstraße 74 - Four-storey tenement house, in German Renaissance, sandstone , richly structured, with lattice balconies on the round corner tower, several bay windows , high gable , from 1896/97 by Max Meyer.
  • Königswarterstraße 76, 77, 78 - Symmetric four-storey apartment building group, neo-Baroque or Baroque- Nouveau forms , very structured rich, the corner houses No. 76 and 78. Polygonal corner tower bays , No. 77 middle part of the group with means Erker and schweifgiebligem. Zwerchhaus , 1902-04 well of Max Mayer and Bridegroom and Wiessner; Front garden fences with pillars.

Luisenstrasse

Corner of Luisenstrasse 3.
  • Luisenstrasse 1, 3 - part of a very representative, richly structured, four- story neo - renaissance apartment house group (see Hornschuchpromenade 1/2 and Nürnberger Strasse 38/40/42) with symmetrical sandstone fronts on each of the three streets, 1887–89 by Georg Müller; belonging to the west front corner house Nürnberger Straße 38; see. also Ensemble Hornschuchpromenade.
  • Luisenstrasse 2 - four-storey tenement house, late classicist corner building, sandstone , 1874 by Leonhard Gran; two cast iron shop floors.
  • Luisenstrasse 3 - See No. 1.
  • Luisenstraße 4 - Four-storey late classicist tenement house, sandstone , with flat side risers and delicate decor, 1874 by Leonhard Gran; Cast iron shop front , end of the 19th century.
  • Luisenstraße 7 - four-story tenement house, very richly neo-baroque structured in the style of the adjoining houses Königswarterstraße 52 ff., Four-story bay window , ins. 1893, by Fritz Walter; Part of the Hornschuchpromenade ensemble.
  • Luisenstraße 8 - Late classicist tenement house, three-storey with a strong cornice , 1877 by Leonhard Gran.
  • Luisenstraße 9 - Building, German Renaissance , four storeys, highly indented, with flat oriel undturmbekröntem tail gable , 1903/04 of groom and Wiessner; Part of the Hornschuchpromenade ensemble.
  • Luisenstraße 10 - Late classicist tenement house, three-storey, sandstone , flat side risalite , palmette frieze and console cornice, 1877 by Leonhard Gran.
  • Luisenstraße 11 - Neo -Mietshaus, sandstone , rich structured, four-story, flat bay window and gable, 1889/90 by Moritz Haubrich.
  • Luisenstraße 12 - four-storey neo-renaissance tenement house, sandstone , cornice , 1881/82 by Leonhard Gran, modern extension; Continuation from No. 14.
  • Luisenstrasse 14 - neo -Mietshaus, four storeys, flat oriel increased at the chamfered corner of 1881/82 Leonhard Gran 1899 (group no. 12).

Nürnberger Strasse

  • Nürnberger Straße 38, 40, 42 - Very representative, richly structured, four-storey Neo - Renaissance apartment house group (with Luisenstraße 1/3 and Hornschuchpromenade 1/2), with symmetrical sandstone fronts framed by corner risers with high pitched roofs , corner house No. 38 with flat bay windows on two columns at the sloping corner, here a pharmacy with neo-renaissance furnishings, and (like no. 42) with a high roof attachment at the corner, no. 40 forms a raised central projection, 1886–1889 by Wolfgang Müller.
  • Nürnberger Straße 84 - three-storey neo - renaissance apartment building, sandstone , with a sloping corner and mansard roof , 1882 by Johann Gran.
  • Nürnberger Straße 88 - four-storey tenement house, very richly structured and decorated neo-baroque sandstone facade with polygonal bay windows , 1891/92 by Max Mayer; with Jakobinenstrasse 8 structural unit; Group with Jakobinenstrasse 6.

Pickertstrasse

Rudolf-Breitscheid-Strasse

Rudolf-Breitscheid-Straße 51. In Fürth the neoclassical phase lasted significantly longer than in other places, the building dates back to the early days (1873/74).
  • Rudolf-Breitscheid-Straße 51 - Late Classicist tenement house, four-storey, with a console cornice, bay window and triangular gable on the sloping corner , 1873/74 by Leonhard Gran; western end of the ensemble.

Zähstrasse

Zähstraße 4, view from the Hornschuch promenade.
  • Zähstraße 1, 3 - Building set of two four-storey new baroque corner houses, richly structured with balconies and Erker Occupied oblique corners, 1896-98 Fritz Walter; adjoins the similar house Hornschuchpromenade 28.
  • Zähstraße 4 - Four-storey tenement house, Art Nouveau corner building, very richly structured and decorated, with a bay window on the sloping corner, 1903/04 by Georg Müller (Ebert and Müller); Group with Hornschuchpromenade 24/25.

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