List of listed objects in Salzburg-Aigen

The list of listed properties in Salzburg-Aigen includes the 26 listed , immovable objects of Salzburg cadastral Aigen I .

Monuments

photo		monument	Location	description
		Flederbachschlösschen ObjectID :  48943	Aigner Straße 13 KG location : Aigen I	The Flederbach estate has been documented since 1360. The current building is a typical late Gothic residence from the mid-16th century. Owned by the Habsburg-Tuscany family since 1912.
		House Chapel of the Assumption of Mary ObjectID :  84705	Aigner Straße 27 KG location : Aigen I	The chapel is attached to the house at Aigner Straße 27.
		Reception building ObjectID :  70359	Aigner Straße 73 KG location : Aigen I
		Abfalterhof or Villa Preuschen ObjectID :  48868	Dr.-Petter-Straße 9 KG location : Aigen I	The Abfalterhof goes back to the 17th century. The current building is to be dated before the middle of the 19th century. Today it appears as a classicistic-Biedermeier building with two storeys and a hipped roof as well as covered verandas in front of it. Owned by James Preuschen since 1973.
		Villa Joachim / Villa Schmerling / Tower House ObjectID :  45080	Ernst-Grein-Straße 6 KG location : Aigen I	This villa was built in 1876 on the site of the Pambichlstöckl by the client Joseph Joachim (violinist, conductor and composer; from 1868 director of the Royal University of Music in Berlin) and his wife Amalia (court opera singer), presumably according to plans by Valentin Ceconi . It is a three-story main building with an attached four-story tower extension. In the house were Clara Schumann and Johannes Brahms guest.
		Bildungshaus St. Virgil ObjectID :  61029	Ernst-Grein-Straße 14 KG location : Aigen I	The building by Wilhelm Holzbauer , opened in 1976, is an outstanding example of the construction of popular educational institutions in recent architectural history. The name refers to St. Virgil, a bishop of Salzburg and builder of the so-called Virgildome in the 8th century.
		Vogelsang- or Luegermayrschlößl in Parsch ObjectID :  49630	Fürbergstrasse 65 KG location : Aigen I	The cubic core dates from the 16th century and was a pleasure palace for the archbishops and other nobles. Renovations in the 19th century, initiated by Princess Juliane Lobkowitz. Owned by the Sockhammer family since 1922. The villa is a two-story building with a steep hipped roof. The interior is said to date from this time.
		Fondachhof in Parsch ObjectID :  49605	Gaisbergstrasse 46 KG location : Aigen I	A farm belonging to St. Peter's Abbey has been mentioned here since 1122 . Around 1700 a von Tach becomes eponymous . The current appearance corresponds to a renovation from 1792. From 1941 until the end of 1993 a five-star hotel was housed here. From 1997, the Salzburg property developer, Fürst Developments, had residential buildings built on the Fondachhof site.
		Villa complex, Villa Schmederer ObjektID :  67686	Gaisbergstrasse 50-52 KG location : Aigen I	The Munich brewery owner Ludwig Schmederer (today Paulaner- und Thomas Brauerei AG) had a manorial villa built in neo-renaissance style from the construction company Valentin Ceconi and Jakob Ceconi in the immediate vicinity of the Apothekerhof in the years 1887–1889 according to plans by the architect Josef Wessicken . Today the villa is owned by the German billionaires Helga and Erich Kellerhals .
		Former Hofer fig coffee factory ObjectID :  35721	Gaisbergstrasse 6 KG location : Aigen I	In the place of the former Eckbäckmühle, the famous Andre Hofer fig coffee factory (later United Fig Factory Ludwig Zeller and Co) was housed here. After the Second World War, the building belonged to the Borromäum (Parsch elementary school). In 1977 the factory building was expanded according to plans by Wilhelm Holzbauer , and from 1978 belonged to the Salzburg Residenzverlag , now an industrial holding.
		Wayside shrine, Gänsbrunn Chapel ObjectID :  35707	at Gänsbrunnstraße 1 KG location : Aigen I	The bricked square wayside shrine with a canopy dates back to around 1800.
		Catholic parish church Parsch, dedicated to St. Blood, rectory and rectory ObjectID :  61024	Geißmayerstraße 6 KG location : Aigen I	The church was built into a farm built after 1866, it was the first modern church in Austria after the Second World War and was built from 1954 to 1956. Planning was carried out by working group 4 , consisting of Wilhelm Holzbauer , Friedrich Kurrent and Johannes Spalt . Richard Kurt Fischer designed the church portal based on designs by Oskar Kokoschka .
		Aigen substation ObjectID :  40460	Geroldgasse 4 KG location : Aigen I	The substation was built in 1911 during the time of director Ferdinand Alber. Today the building is used as a seminar center.
		Bürgerhaus, Haus Birkle ObjectID :  35723	Gersbergweg 23 KG location : Aigen I	The house dates from 1933. The builders are Albert Birkle (academic painter) and his wife Elisabeth. The design comes from the architect Otto Prossinger . The house consciously follows on from the alpine, rural tradition. Equipment through down-to-earth craftsmanship with valuable local material.
		Residence, guest house, so-called Doktor-Schlössl ObjectID :  25661	Glaserstraße 7 KG location : Aigen I	The property is mentioned as being owned by the Nonnberg Monastery in 1116 . The name of the Schlössl was derived from the owner Franz Mayr, high princely physician of Archbishop Wolf Dietrich von Raitenau , around 1670 . Today it is a three-star hotel. The cubic-looking Schlössl has three floors, at the corners there are four small hexagonal turrets, which come from the renovation carried out by Baron von Fuchs in 1879.
		College of St. Joseph of the Congregation of Missionaries of the Precious Blood ObjectID :  61032	Gyllenstormstraße 8 KG location : Aigen I	The St. Josef College was built in the former park of Villa Trapp from 1961 to 1964 according to the plans of Working Group 4 with the architects Wilhelm Holzbauer , Friedrich Kurrent and Johannes Spalt .
		Roman Villa Kohlerfeld near Glasenbach ObjectID :  72050	Kohlerfeld location KG: Aigen I	On the right-hand side of Aigner Strasse heading out of town towards Glasenbach , shortly before the Ursuline School, the first test excavations were carried out in 1817, which uncovered a 23.7 × 23.06 m Roman building with underfloor heating and mosaics. In 2006, a survey was carried out using ground penetrating radar and geoelectrics, which revealed numerous other buildings and a wall surrounding the entire facility.
		Kapelle am Kreuzberg, forest chapel in Parsch ObjektID :  72127	Kreuzbergpromenade 4a KG location : Aigen I	The forest chapel is a small, brick, late Gothic chapel with a deep niche and a baroque wrought-iron grille, behind which the figure of the painful Madonna from the 18th century stands. On the chapel is a cross with a crucifix from the 19th century. It is located on the grounds of Villa Schmederer .
		Pfarrhof Aigen ObjectID :  89381	Reinholdgasse 14 KG location : Aigen I
		Landhaus Berger ObjectID :  24546	Reitgutweg 27 Location KG: Aigen I	The house dates from 1909/10; The client was Julius Berger (house and court attorney from Vienna) based on plans by the architects C. Wenz and J. Leiker, also from Vienna. The country house corresponds to the home style architecture of the country houses on the Semmering at the turn of the last century. One-storey building with a high pitched roof, which has another two storeys. Bay window on the north side, entrance loggia with wide arcade openings to the west and south.
		Residential house, House Garstenauer ObjectID :  99982 since 2013	Schwarzenbergpromenade 1 KG location : Aigen I	Gerhard Garstenauer's own house, completed in 1978, initiated structural timber construction in Salzburg. The building is a bare frame construction with a pent roof on a hillside. It is made entirely of larch wood. A boron salt solution, new at the time, was used both inside and outside as a non-toxic impregnation. The multilayer structure of the ceiling and wall surfaces and triple glazing enables a U-value of 0.3 W / (m² · K). The house received recognition at the Austrian timber construction award in 1984.
		Gasthof Schloss Aigen ObjectID :  24120	Schwarzenbergpromenade 37 KG location : Aigen I	The inn is located in an outbuilding of Schloss Aigen , it was taken over by Niki Altenburg in 1982, who redesigned it; Hermann Forstner has been a partner in the inn since 1991.
		Catholic parish church Aigen, St. John the Baptist with former cemetery ObjectID :  61034	Schwarzenbergpromenade 40 KG location : Aigen I	In 1411 a separate church in Aigen is mentioned for the first time, in 1447 an Aign cemetery is documented. The church became an independent parish in 1852. The present cemetery was laid out in 1891. In 2003 Gaston Kern installed a new organ with 22 registers based on the model of a Johann Andreas Silbermann organ from the 18th century.
		Aigen Castle ObjectID :  44203	Schwarzenbergpromenade 42 Location KG: Aigen I	The castle was first mentioned in 1402 as "free property" owned by the cathedral chapter. Owners were u. a. Levin von Mortaigne (17th century), the barons of Pranckh , from 1673 Johann Josef Graf Kuenburg and later Ernst Fürst Schwarzenberg. In the 18th century the meeting point of the Illuminati order . Owned by the Revertera family since 1921. The castle itself is currently (as of 2012) uninhabited and in need of renovation.
		Villa Trapp ObjectID :  61033	Traunstraße 34 KG location : Aigen I	→ Main article : Villa Trapp
		Israelite cemetery ObjectID :  115089	Uferstrasse 47 KG location : Aigen I	The Jewish cemetery has served as the main burial place of the Israelite religious community in Salzburg since 1893. During the Nazi era it was badly damaged, in 1940 it was sold to the former cemetery attendant Maria Frenkenberger, who desecrated the cemetery grounds as pasture and the morgue as a stable for her cows and pigs; she also sold 68 of the 100 tombstones. After it was returned by the US occupation forces in 1946, the cemetery was restored and used again. Here is u. a. the futurologist Robert Jungk , who worked in Salzburg, was buried.

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:

Photo:	Photograph of the monument. Click the photo generates an enlarged view. Next to it are one or two symbols: The symbol means that more photos of the property are available. They are displayed by clicking the symbol. By clicking the symbol, further photos of the object can be uploaded to the Wikimedia Commons media archive .
Monument:	Name of the monument. The designation is given as it is used by the Federal Monuments Office (BDA) . The internal object identification number (ObjectID) is also given.
Location:	The address is given. In the case of free-standing objects without an address ( e.g. shrines ), an address is usually given that is close to the object. By calling up the link Location , the location of the monument is displayed in various map projects. The cadastral community (KG) is indicated below this.
Description:	Brief information about the monument.

The table is sorted alphabetically according to the location of the monument. The sorting criterion is the cadastral municipality and within this the address.

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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

Web links

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Individual evidence

1. ^ Andre Hofer fig coffee factory . In: Salzburger Nachrichten: Salzburgwiki .
2. ↑ Norbert Mayr: Living in nature. House Garstenauer in Aigen. pro: Holz, Arbeitsgemeinschaft der Österreichischen Holzwirtschaft, September 2007, accessed on April 11, 2014 . 
3. ^ Salzburg - immovable and archaeological monuments under monument protection. (PDF), ( CSV ). Federal Monuments Office , as of February 17, 2020.
4. ↑ § 2a Monument Protection Act in the legal information system of the Republic of Austria .

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