Leibfried's Garden
The Leibfriedsche Garten was opened in the course of the International Horticultural Exhibition 1993 (IGA '93) in Stuttgart and closed the previously existing gap in the Green U , six consecutive parks in the form of a "U".
description
The Villa Moser of the chocolate manufacturer Eduard Otto Moser , which was destroyed in the Second World War in 1944 , has stood on the grounds of the garden since 1875 . The architect Hans Dieter Schaal created the art station Villa Moser for the IGA '93 . It makes the remains of the Villa Moser and its overgrown park accessible through catwalks without the visitor coming into contact with the site. Due to the now partially poor structural condition, some of the catwalks (as of September 2013) are closed to the public.
The Leibfriedsche Garten is connected to the Wartberg and Rosensteinpark by bridges.
South of the Leibfriedschen Garten is the site of the IGA 1993 Housing Expo , a settlement with experimental housing.
Art stations
Map with all coordinates of the art stations: OSM
For the IGA '93, the landscape architect Hans Luz took up the station concept that he and his office had already tried out at the 1977 Federal Garden Show in Stuttgart and the 1981 State Garden Show in Baden-Baden:
- “So we looked for places where destination and stopover points, stations could be created with designed condensation and invented names for the respective location: Bei der Buche, Grottenloch, Keuper, Donars Stich, Der Leibfried etc. We thought about it to connect these points with a course that reflects a curriculum vitae: love, birth, play, creation, dreams, politics, living, living and passing away. We wanted to include the word in this path and realize the whole thing together with artists and writers we know and trust. "
Of the art stations that were built for the IGA in the Höhenpark Killesberg , on the Wartberg and in the Leibfriedschen Garten, 11 are still preserved today, including the Killesberg Tower , which was planned for the IGA but was only built in 2001.
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Bastion Leibfried | Artificial viewing hill with bastion and viewing platform. | Hans Luz | 48.80773 ° N , 9.18595 ° O |
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Gate of Hope | Triangular pyramid with gate made of stainless steel profiles and one-way mirrors. | Dan Graham | 48.80718 ° N , 9.1887 ° O |
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Art station Villa Moser | Installation of fountains, arbor, catwalks, belvedere and stair tower on the site of the former Villa Moser . | Hans Dieter Schaal | 48.80743 ° N , 9.18682 ° O |
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Sanctuary | Round area fenced in with 170 taller steel bars with wild vegetation. At the beginning of April 2018, the plants were cleared by the Stuttgart Green Space Agency; all that remained was the fence. | Herman de Vries | 48.80856 ° N , 9.18508 ° O |
literature
- Adrienne Braun: In the middle and outside. Stuttgart's quiet corners. Konstanz 2014, pages 71-76.
- Hans Luz: All about the Green U , manuscript, Stuttgart 2012.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Sketch ( memento of the original from September 21, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (PDF; 507 kB)
- ↑ #Luz, Hans 2012 , page 69.
- ↑ Marcus Woeller: Stuttgart clears garden artwork by Herman de Vries. In: www.welt.de. April 6, 2018, accessed April 6, 2018 .
Coordinates: 48 ° 48 ′ 25.2 " N , 9 ° 11 ′ 13.2" E