List of architectural monuments in Katzem

The list of monuments in Katzem contains the listed buildings in the area of ​​the city of Erkelenz in the district of Heinsberg in North Rhine-Westphalia (status: October 2011). These monuments are entered in the list of monuments of the city of Erkelenz; The basis for the admission is the Monument Protection Act North Rhine-Westphalia (DSchG NRW).

image	designation	location	description	construction time	Registered since	Monument number
	Rectory with figure of Mary	Katzem Rainer-Langen-Weg 11 map	2 storeys in 3 axes brick, emphasized and gabled central axis, with figure of Mary in gable niche.	1865	Nov 20, 1983	172
	Residential building	Katzem In Katzem 49 Card	4-leaf courtyard, plastered front, 2 floors in 3 axes, gate entrance. Note: January 16, 1986, 1940 the gable of the house was given a new facade	Early 19th century	Nov 20, 1983	173
	Residential building	Katzem In Katzem 34 Card	Year of construction: 19th century, extended around 1900, four-wing brick courtyard, two-storey building in 5 axes, door frames and window sills in bluestone, on the left a low extension, on the right 2 elongated utility wings with a gate entrance.	19th century	May 14, 1985	174
	Hecker dance hall	Katzem In Katzem 67 Card	It is a dance hall from 1928. It is the only remaining free-standing dance hall in the city of Erkelenz. The building is closely related to the church and the rectory, in the immediate vicinity of which the restaurant with the dance hall is located. The hall complex is still unchanged from the time it was built.	1928	Apr 27, 1993	188
more pictures	Holy figures in the cath. Parish church	Katzem In Katzem Card	Figures of the four evangelists and the crucifixion group		June 21, 2001	314
	Catholic parish church of St. Mary Conception	Katzem Rainer-Langen-Weg 11 map	The style architecture of the 19th century, for a long time valued as inartistic, has now been extensively researched, evaluated and rehabilitated as an architectural and cultural-historical phenomenon. The church in Katzem is one of those simple country churches that have been neglected for a long time and were built by an important master builder. Heinrich Nagelschmidt (1822–1902) is one of the busiest private builders in Cologne of his time, whose extensive work has meanwhile been processed in a two-volume dissertation. She lists u. a. 24 new churches, as well as numerous extensions and restorations. In the u. a. The Katzem church and its building history are described in detail in books by Pappert and Dux. From 1859, Nagelschmidt was commissioned to restore the Lambertus Church in Erkelenz. The designs for the small village churches and chapels in Katzem, Tenholt and Granterath were assigned to him as follow-up orders. While the latter two show major changes compared to the original design, the concept of the church in Katzem has remained essentially unchanged except for the attached tower and the sacristy egg extension. The simple neo-Gothic forms and the single-nave type are typical and unusual for smaller buildings of this type and only used by Nagelschmidt for the three small buildings in the Erkelenz room is the arrangement of the sacristy adjacent to the apex of the choir. Even if the Katzem sacristy has been expanded in the meantime, because of this unusual location it is of architectural historical importance and therefore part of the monument. Because of the temporal proximity to the church building (1865), Dux, p. 742 assumes that the neighboring rectory was also designed by Nagelschmidt. The tower, which was in front of it more than thirty years later, continues the neo-Gothic posture of the main nave in its own design language. His architect, Professor Josef Buchkremer (1864–1949), was a. a. Lecturer at the RWTH and for many years concerned with the maintenance and care of Aachen Cathedral, from 1915 as master builder. As a church in the village of Katzem, the Catholic Church of St. Mary's Conception is important for Erkelenz. For the reasons given, there is a public interest in their preservation and use as evidence of the church building of the 19th century, the work of important master builders and as a symbol of the independent parish development in Katzem for scientific, in particular architectural and local historical reasons. It is therefore a monument according to Section 2 (1) Monument Protection Act.	1865	June 21, 2001	330

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Commons : Architectural monuments in Erkelenz  - collection of pictures

• Monuments in the district of Heinsberg ; Accessed September 12, 2011

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