Villa Feyerabend (Ludwigsburg)
The Villa Feyerabend at Solitudeallee 59 in Ludwigsburg is a manufacturer's villa from the 19th century. It is a listed building .
History and description
The villa was built in 1898/99 according to plans by the architect Albert Bauder for the sheet metal manufacturer Adolf Feyerabend. At that time it stood as a kind of country house in a spacious park that later fell victim to further residential developments.
Erected in the style of a romantic castle, the villa is a testimony to late historicism . Constructed of brick and adorned with ashlar , half-timbered and cast iron elements, it has an irregular facade structure with Gothic elements, elements close to the Renaissance and partly also due to early Art Nouveau .
The villa has a two-story hall with a staircase and gallery, which is decorated with carvings and “old German” painting.
Albert Bauder also designed a historic villa in Ludwigsburg for Feyerabend's business partner Kallenberg, but it does not seem to have been preserved. The company Kallenberg & Feyerabend was founded in 1851 as a general partnership; Adolf Feyerabend joined as a partner in 1887. In 1922 it was converted into a stock corporation. It was based at Solitudestrasse 46.
Individual evidence
- ↑ Wolf Deiseroth et al., Monument Topography Baden-Württemberg I. 8. 1. City of Ludwigsburg , Konrad Theiss Verlag, Stuttgart 2004, ISBN 3-8062-1938-9 , p. 186
- ↑ Feyerabend, Adolf on wabw.uni-hohenheim.de
Coordinates: 48 ° 53 '0.7 " N , 9 ° 11' 0.9" E