Slate castle

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Roof section of the Schieferburg children's and youth center

The Schieferburg children's and youth center is a building complex consisting of a playground, café, dance hall, hall, creative room and workshop for children and young people at Liebstädter Straße 29 in Dresden . It is an example of organic architecture in Dresden. The building quotes works by Friedensreich Hundertwasser , Antoni Gaudí and Bruno Taut . The house is a "significant building" that claims the architectural style of "otherness".

The "Schieferburg" Gruna children's and youth center is an open child and youth work project and is run by the Stadtjugendring Dresden e. V. operated.

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Floor plan of the slate castle Dresden-Gruna

The building was built in 1996 by Weise & Treuner in the Dresden district of Gruna on the site of an old rubble dump. The floor plan and the design are fully committed to the "organic building concept". The building looks like a “fairytale backdrop”, which was built with natural materials such as wood, clay, clay bricks and slate. Irregular floors and playful details quote Friedensreich Hundertwasser. A central domed hall dominates the building.

The Art Nouveau forms and mosaics composed of ceramic shards quote works by Antoni Gaudí. Quotes from Bruno Taut and Edwin Koenemann on the Worpswede cheese dome from 1926 can also be seen.

In the dome hall there is a light art body by Arend Zwicker from Dresden. A steel girder structure carries a hollow body made of zinc sheet. The surface was etched out with many symbolic openings. A powerful light source inside projects the shape of the openings onto the dome wall and objects in the room. The light installation rotates slowly and is adjustable in height.

Web links

Commons : Schieferburg  - Collection of images

Individual evidence

  1. a b c d Thomas Kantschew: Children's and youth center “Schieferburg” in Dresden Gruna. In: The new Dresden. Architecture and urban planning from 1918 until today. Retrieved August 21, 2015 (private website).
  2. ^ Ingeborg flag : Dresden, city guide of contemporary architecture . The example, Darmstadt 2004, ISBN 3-935243-48-0 , p. 16 .

Coordinates: 51 ° 1 '58.7 "  N , 13 ° 47' 27.2"  E