List of listed objects in Graz / Gries

The list of listed objects in Graz / Gries contains the 78 listed , immovable objects of the V. Graz district of Gries .

Monuments

photo		monument	Location	description
		Former Trattenbach'sches Haus, municipal disinfection and isolation facility. ObjectID :  56950	Albert-Schweitzer-Gasse 22 KG location : Gries	Built in the 17th century, remodeled around 1767, late Baroque facade, wrought iron window grilles and gate pillars (offset) with four sandstone putti from the second half of the 18th century. The house was the location of the first women's shelter in Graz , which opened on December 12, 1981. It received an explanation board as part of Woment!
		Municipal Geriatric Hospital / Albert Schweitzer Clinic Old Building ObjectID :  76141	Albert-Schweitzer-Gasse 34, 34a, 36 KG location : Gries	In 1724, Charles VI ordered this “poor and infirmary” to be built in Graz.
		Catholic Parish Church of the Immaculate Conception / Old People's Home Church and Maria Immaculata ObjectID :  56952	Albert-Schweitzer-Gasse 38 KG location : Gries	→ Main article : Old people's home church
		Urn cemetery / fire hall ObjectID :  56972	Alte Poststraße 345 KG location : Gries	The fire hall was built in 1931/32. Like the neighboring urn grove, it was expanded from 1961 to 1967.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  36137	Annenstrasse 7, 7a KG location : Gries
		Bürgerspitalstiftungshaus ObjectID :  48686	Annenstrasse 19, 21, 21a, 21b KG location : Gries	→ Main article : Bürgerspitalstiftungshaus (Graz)
		House Noah's Ark ObjectID :  36138	Noah's Ark 12 Location KG: Gries	The house with a panel-style facade and a rectangular stone gate was built in 1798. After being damaged by World War II, it was restored in 1964.
		Municipal housing, Trieste settlement II ObjectID :  47707	At Tändelwiese 28 KG location : Gries	At the block Triester Straße 66-60 to the east of the house Tändelwiese 28, two white arrows pointing diagonally down to the basement windows were preserved when the houses were given thermal insulation around 2013 . The arrow to the north also has the word “LSR” for air raid shelter , the history of which is explained on a glass plaque installed in front of it around 2013.
		Municipal housing, Trieste settlement II ObjectID :  47708	At Tändelwiese 30 KG location : Gries
		Municipal housing, Trieste settlement II ObjectID :  47709	At Tändelwiese 32 KG location : Gries	At the block Vinzenz-Muchitsch-Gasse 35-29 to the west of the house Tändelwiese 32 there are or were 1-2 white arrows pointing diagonally down to the basement windows with the lettering "NA" for emergency exit .
		Bad to the sun ObjectID :  43252	Belgiergasse 13, 15 KG location : Gries	The Bad zur Sonne was built in 1874. The reinforced concrete skeleton construction of the pool surrounds (columns) dates from 1928. After a renovation in 1957, the pool was closed as an outdoor pool in 1992. The facade of Feuerbachgasse and Belgiergasse shows a plaster painting by Ernst Jungel (1893–1982). The bathroom was renovated by July 2001 and had a sliding glass roof. A teaching area was separated from the pool, leaving around 16 m in length. A sauna and apartments were integrated. A citizens' initiative with bodybuilder Manfred Grössler had campaigned against the demolition plans.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  36139	Brückenkopfgasse 2 KG location : Gries	The town house with a slab-style facade and basket-arch stone portal was built in 1816 and originally served as a Lederer workshop.
		Former Kastlwirt ObjectID :  36140	Brückenkopfgasse 7 KG location : Gries	The core of the stately U-shaped building dates back to the 17th century and was rebuilt shortly before 1777. The slab style facade dates from the beginning of the 19th century, the stone portal with triangular gable is classicistic. The sandstone figure of St. Florian in a niche on the corner of the house was created around 1780 to 1785.
		Road bridge, Radetzky Bridge ObjectID :  123074	at Brückenkopfgasse location KG: Gries	The Radetzky Bridge was opened as the fourth iron bridge in Graz on August 13, 1898. It connects the Graz districts of Innere Stadt and Gries.
		Synagogue of the Israelitische Kultusgemeinde Graz ObjektID :  123042	David-Herzog-Platz 1 KG location : Gries	→ Main article : Graz Synagogue
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  36141	Dominikanergasse 5 KG location : Gries	The core of the town house may go back to the 16th century. The arched stone portal was built around the middle of the 17th century.
		Former Citizens Hospital ObjectID :  56930	Dominikanergasse 8 KG location : Gries	The core of the three-storey former citizens' hospital may date back to the 15th century, but was rebuilt and expanded several times between the 17th and 19th centuries. The Biedermeier facade and the rectangular stone gate date from 1838.
		Citizens Hospital Church of St. Geist (including facility) ObjectID :  56938	at Dominikanergasse 8, KG location : Gries	→ Main article : Bürgerspitalkirche (Graz)
		House sign, city coat of arms ObjectID :  36177	Dominikanergasse 8a KG location : Gries	The sandstone coat of arms relief of Graz in the north wing of the former citizens' hospital is dated 1636.
		Event hall, post garage, former artillery riding school ObjectID :  122868 since 2013	Dreihackengasse 42 KG location : Gries
		Elisabethinenklosterkirche hl. Laurentius ObjektID :  123140	Elisabethinergasse 14 KG location : Gries	→ Main article : Elisabethinenkirche (Graz)
		Elizabethine monastery and old hospital wing with walling and small monuments ObjectID :  56963	Elisabethinergasse 14 KG location : Gries	→ Main article : Hospital of the Elisabethinen Graz
		Mühlgangzaun ObjektID :  122834	Elisabethinergasse 29 KG location : Gries
		Zankl-Hof ObjectID :  36142	Feuerbachgasse 16 KG location : Gries	Headquarters of the Graz City Library , formerly the Zankl paint shop
		Bürgerhaus, former Lebzelterei ObjectID:  19851	Feuerbachgasse 34, 36, 38 KG location : Gries	The town house from the 17th century still has several profiled wooden beam ceilings from the time it was built.
		Steinfeldfriedhof ObjectID :  124966	Friedhofgasse 33 KG location : Gries	The Steinfeldfriedhof was founded in 1786/87. Despite a decimation of the inventory at the end of the Second World War, it still has numerous late Classicist Biedermeier tombs from the period between 1830 and 1840.
		Elementary / secondary school St. Andrä, Altkath. Prayer room / former Orphanage / Grenadier Barracks ObjectID :  56943	Grenadiergasse 1 KG location : Gries	The stately four-wing building with a round arch stone portal was built around 1680 and initially served as an orphanage. Two conversions took place in the 18th century. Today the building is used as a school and also houses a prayer hall of the Old Catholic Church.
		Former State student home, so-called Dominican barracks ObjectID:  7178	Grenadiergasse 14 KG location : Gries	The hook-shaped four-storey building with classical facades was erected in 1812. It was initially used as a barracks and, after 1946, as a state school home for a long time.
		Participatory system Object ID:  123170 since 2015	Griesgasse 24 KG location : Gries	The core of the three-storey town house with a late Baroque facade and rusticated round arched stone portal dates from the 17th century.
		Bürgerhaus, Cafe Carmen ObjectID :  123096 since 2015	Griesgasse 28, 28a KG location : Gries	The town house from the 17th century received a late baroque facade between 1775 and 1780.
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  123024 since 2015	Griesgasse 31 KG location : Gries	The late baroque facade of the town house dates from around 1770.
		Town house with courtyard buildings ObjectID :  123025 since 2015	Griesgasse 32 KG location : Gries	The core of the town house dates from the 17th century. During a renovation around 1785, it was given a smooth facade and a classicist basket-arch stone portal. The vacant lot (picture) north of it was closed in 2018.
		Murzaun ObjectID :  123041	Grieskai location KG: Gries
		Grand Hotel Wiesler / former Goldener Engel am Gries ObjectID :  56933	Grieskai 4, 6, 8 KG location : Gries	→ Main article : Grand Hotel Wiesler
		Hotel Weitzer ObjectID :  36143	Grieskai 16 KG location : Gries	The hotel complex of the Hotel Weitzer consists of three buildings, but only the classical part is a listed building. This was in 1838 by Georg Hauberrisser the Elder. Ä. Erected with the inclusion of older components on a U-shaped floor plan. The late Classicist building shows 5: 13: 4 axes and has a strict facade structure. On the facade facing the Grieskai there is a centrally located, three-axis risalit with colossal pilasters that extend over the upper floors and support a triangular gable. The ground floor is grooved and is separated from the 1st floor by a surrounding cornice . The windows on the first floor show windows with profiled frames and straight cornice crowns resting on consoles (triangular gable crowns on the risalit). The bottle-framed windows on the 2nd floor are in supraposition due to the bottle-framed parapet fields. The eaves cornice of the building is profiled. At the risalit there is a wide rectangular portal made of Steinberger marble. Inside there is a square vault and a two-pillar staircase with a cast iron railing in Biedermeier pointed arch motifs.
		Ecce Homo Pillar ObjectID :  121176	at Griesplatz 3 location KG: Gries	The stone column with a sandstone figure Ecce-Homo was erected in 1680 as a memorial to the plague. In 1953 it was transferred to its current location and restored for traffic reasons.
		Catholic parish church, Welsche church, local chaplaincy hl. Franz de Paula and the rectory ObjectID :  56958	Griesplatz 30 KG location : Gries	→ Main article : Welsche Church
		To the golden barrel ObjectID :  40465	Griesplatz 32 KG location : Gries	The house, originally from the 17th century, was rebuilt around 1775. Around this time, the sandstone figures of Saints Florian and Rochus were created, which stand in corner niches.
		Residential and bakery building ObjektID :  42408	Griesplatz 34 KG location : Gries	The house, originally from the 17th century, underwent a renovation at the end of the 19th century. The basket arch stone portal of the entrance on the side is dated 1799. As of 2018, the guest house Zu den 3 Goldenen Kugel is located in the house .
		Town house, residential and commercial building ObjectID :  56946 since 2014	Griesplatz 35 KG location : Gries	The facade of the town house is characterized by geometric plaster field decorations and a sandstone statue of Maria Immaculata from the late 17th century.
		Schlachthofhallen, Großmarkt ObjektID :  123185	Großmarktstrasse 2, 4 KG location : Gries	Today a wholesale market for fruit and vegetables.
		Water tower of the former slaughterhouse ObjectID :  36149	Großmarktstrasse 8b KG location : Gries	Roughly square floor plan, pyramid roof, tower clock with covered dials at least on the east, south and west facades. On the north side, a staircase made of galvanized steel has recently been added.
		Two staff houses ObjectID :  123183	Herrgottwiesgasse 48, 52 KG location : Gries
		Chapel shrine for the Coronation of Mary ObjectID :  123179 since 2018	at Herrgottwiesgasse 62 KG location : Gries
		Catholic parish church of the Holy Trinity and former Trinitarian monastery (today parsonage) ObjektID :  56980	Karlauerstraße 63, 65 KG location : Gries	→ Main article : Karlauerkirche
		Marian column ObjectID :  122828	Karlauplatz location KG: Gries	According to the inscription, the Marian column with a curved sandstone structure including figures of saints was erected in 1762.
		Girls' School St. Andrä ObjectID :  97644	Kernstockgasse 5 (entrance: Grenadiergasse 2) KG location : Gries	Former St. Andrä elementary school, then vacancy, sale to Estate Scherer, 6. – 9. July 2007 Squatting, conversion to apartments from around 2007. Access through a gate in the property wall on Grenadiergasse to the south-facing house gate.
		Parish yard St. Andrä and walling of the parish garden ObjectID :  123133	Kernstockgasse 9 KG location : Gries
		Figure shrine St. Johannes Nepomuk ObjectID :  123132	at Kernstockgasse 9, KG location : Gries
		Catholic parish and former monastery church St. Andrä with former cemetery area and crucifixion group ObjektID :  56941	at Kernstockgasse 9, KG location : Gries	→ Main article : Church of St. Andrä
		Residential and commercial building ObjectID :  49324	Kernstockgasse 10 KG location : Gries	The stately house with a Biedermeier facade was built in 1838.
		Former Dominican Monastery ObjectID :  123134	Kernstockgasse 11, 11a KG location : Gries
		Bürgerhaus ObjektID :  36146	Kernstockgasse 16 KG location : Gries	The core of the community center dates back to the 16th and 17th centuries. The remarkable slab-style facade and the basket arch portal were built in the late 18th century.
		Soo. Böhm-Schlössl ObjectID :  36147	Kernstockgasse 21 KG location : Gries	The core of the building dates back to before the 17th century. In the course of a redesign around 1900, the picturesque late-historical-old German facade was created. In 1894 the conductor Karl Böhm was born in this house. The tops of the tower and the four dormers are closed with star bodies made of sheet zinc, and a weathercock sits on a turret.
		Municipal slaughterhouse ObjectID :  40552	Lagergasse 132 and 136 KG location : Gries
		Falkenhof Residence ObjectID :  36148	Lazarettgürtel 77 KG location : Gries	The residence, originally built in the 17th century, was given a rococo facade between 1765 and 1770. The basket arch portal also dates from the same time.
		Prison, release prisoners House Object ID:  128031	Mauergasse 10 KG location : Gries
		Former Castle / Prison Karlau ObjectID :  36145	Mauergasse 24 KG location : Gries	→ Main article : Graz-Karlau Prison Note: The reinforced concrete prison wall has been covered with paintings since at least 2008, and in 2013 for the first time with a 300 m long mural.
		Johann Josef Fux Conservatory ObjectID :  56949	Nikolaigasse 2 KG location : Gries	The building complex of the conservatory originally came from around 1840, but had to be largely rebuilt after damage from the Second World War. In the northwest wing, facades from the late Biedermeier era have been preserved.
		Administration / office building ObjectID :  123102	Nikolaiplatz 3 KG location : Gries
		Former Gasthof Zumgrün Baum ObjektID :  122779	Prankergasse 38 KG location : Gries	The house with the crested gable was built in the 17th century. Inside both storeys, ceilings or ceilings from the construction period have been preserved.
		Factory building Johann Puch ObjectID :  28007	Puchstrasse 85 KG location : Gries	→ Main article : Johann Puch Museum Graz
		Former Gasthof Blauer Stern ObjectID :  36150	Sterngasse 12 KG location : Gries	Built in the 17th century, remodeled around 1765/1770, late baroque facade with basket arch stone portal and sheet metal-covered gate wings, volute curbstone from the 2nd half of the 18th century, sandstone facade figure of Maria Immaculata and St. Florian; above the stone portal an apotheosis of St. Johannes Nepomuk (around 1770)
		Catholic parish church hl. Johannes Bosco / Don Bosco Church ObjectID :  123007	at Südbahnstraße 100 KG location : Gries	→ Main article : Don Bosco Church (Graz)
		Bürgerhaus, former Schwarzmohrenwirt ObjectID :  123011 since 2014	Südtiroler Platz 5 KG location : Gries
		Rental house, former Preinsack confectionery / former Vorstadtpalais Lendenfeld ObjectID :  123013 since 2012	Südtiroler Platz 9 KG location : Gries
		Trieste settlement II ObjectID :  47703	Triester Straße 60 KG location : Gries
		Trieste settlement II ObjectID :  47704	Triester Straße 62 KG location : Gries
		Trieste settlement II ObjectID :  47705	Triester Straße 64 KG location : Gries
		Trieste settlement II ObjectID :  47706	Triester Straße 66 KG location : Gries
		Gardener's House Object ID:  42054	Triester Straße 146 KG location : Gries
		Anton Irschick grave monument ObjectID :  66858	Triester Straße 164 KG location : Gries	The grave monument of the kuk court carpenter Anton Irschick (1846–1909) was designed by himself and shows his orphaned workshop in a detailed form based on a stage design.
		Grave monument / epitaph, Gustav Koller ObjectID :  22189	Triester Straße 164 KG location : Gries	The monumental crypt was built by the Graz sculptor August Rantz for the car manufacturer Gustav Koller (1842–1910) in antique forms. The centrally placed sarcophagus on a pedestal is surrounded by a semicircular stone enclosure and can be reached via two side stairs. The relief of the sarcophagus shows depictions around the theme of ancient chariot races - a homage to the profession of the buried. The relief on the long side shows the time immediately before a chariot race, the side reliefs show men forging a wheel or shoeing a horse's hoof. Two lanterns rest on pedestals, each showing an angel with a lowered torch and a lowered trumpet - both symbols of death and transience. The grave monument has since been sold.
		Central cemetery ObjectID :  70399	Triester Straße 164, 172 KG location : Gries	→ Main article : Graz Central Cemetery
		Trieste settlement II ObjectID :  47701	Vinzenz-Muchitsch-Strasse 33 KG location : Gries
		Trieste settlement II ObjectID :  47702	Vinzenz-Muchitsch-Straße 35 KG location : Gries
		Catholic parish church and parish center hl. Johannes ObjectID :  122994	Vinzenz-Muchitsch-Strasse 60 KG location : Gries	→ Main article : St. Johannes (Graz)
		Stadtpalais Gleispach and day care center Andrä ObjectID :  56929	Vorbeckgasse 2, 4 KG location : Gries	The city palace with stucco decoration and pilasters on the facades as well as a rusticated round arch stone portal was built in the late 17th century. A wooden back ceiling has been preserved on the ground floor and a stucco ceiling from the construction period on the upper floor.

Former monuments

photo		monument	Location	description
		Rental house, former Feldzeugamt barracks (main building, courtyard entrance gate, courtyard building) until 2010	Lazarettgasse 23 KG location : Gries	Protection lifted after 2010 after unauthorized expansion of the attic in the main building, demolition of the stables in May 2013
		Mosaic Primary School Triester / General Special School Triester ObjectID :  122995 until 2016	Reiherstadlgasse 48, 50 KG location : Gries	The eight-part mosaic was created in 1959 by the artist Edith Mayer-Hammer (1926–2011).

Legend

The source for the selection of the objects are the monuments lists of the respective federal state published annually by the BDA. The table contains the following information:

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Abbreviations of the BDA : BR… construction law , EZ… deposit number, GB… land register , GstNr. … Property number, KG… cadastral community, 0G … property number address

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Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b} Styria - immovable and archaeological monuments under monument protection. (PDF), ( CSV ). Federal Monuments Office , as of February 18, 2020.
2. ↑ ^{a b} Georg Dehio (greeting), Horst Schweigert (arrangement): Graz ( Die Kunstdenkmäler Österreichs ). Schroll Verlag, Vienna 1979, ISBN 3-7031-0475-9 .
3. ↑ FOR VICTIMS AND SURVIVORS OF SEXUALIZED VIOLENCE. WOMENT !, accessed on February 27, 2020 . 
4. ^ History of the poor and infirmary today administration building of the Geriatric Health Centers of the City of Graz ( Memento from April 6, 2013 in the Internet Archive )
5. ↑ The jewel “Bad zur Sonne” in Graz's old town has been revitalized wienerzeitung.at, July 2, 2001, update April 8, 2005, accessed February 27, 2017.
6. ^ The Radetzky Bridge in Graz. In:  Wiener Bilder , No. 37/1898 (3rd year), September 11, 1898, p. 7, bottom right. (Online at ANNO ). .
7. ↑ Federal Monuments Office - excerpt from the monument register
8. ↑ Squatting for a place of art derstandard.at, July 11, 2007, accessed January 31, 2020.
9. ↑ Squatting in Graz no-racism.net, last changed on July 9, 2007, accessed January 31, 2020.
10. ↑ http://www.museum-joanneum.at/de/kunstraum/veranstaltungen-17/eroeffnung-20 Wall drawing on the wall of the Graz-Karlau prison, website of the Joanneum, accessed on December 11, 2013
11. ↑ Planning for Infinity - The Graz Central Cemetery , information brochure of the Central Cemetery, November 2001
12. ↑ Monumental crypt at the Graz Central Cemetery - To put a memorial to oneself beyond death . Federal Monuments Office. Retrieved December 21, 2011.
13. ^ Styria - immovable and archaeological monuments under monument protection. ( Memento from June 4, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) , Federal Monuments Office , status: May 28, 2010 (PDF).
14. ↑ http://www.mehrzeitfuergraz.at/images/Berichte/Forum/Altstadtschutz7a.pdf 40 years old town protection in Graz, Lazarettgasse 23 - stables of the previously listed military barracks are being demolished, no year (2013, possibly 2014), www .mehrzeitfuergraz.at, accessed on January 12, 2014
15. ↑ http://www.grazerbe.at/Lazarettgasse_23 Lazarettgasse 23, www.grazerbe.at - Baugeschichte, accessed on January 12, 2014
16. ^ Styria - immovable and archaeological monuments under monument protection. ( Memento from June 26, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) . Federal Monuments Office , as of June 21, 2016 (PDF).
17. ^ Edith Mayer-Hammer on the Kulturserver Graz , accessed on January 24, 2018
18. ↑ § 2a Monument Protection Act in the legal information system of the Republic of Austria .

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