Villa Frischauer

Villa Frischauer in Ludwigsburg (south side)

The Villa Frischauer in Ludwigsburg , a town in northern Baden-Württemberg , was built in 1923. The villa at Asperger Straße 34 is a protected cultural monument .

The villa in the neoclassical style was built for the Asperger factory owner Hans Frischauer (see also stumbling blocks for the Frischauer family ) according to plans by Otto Eichert . The two-storey stone building with reinforced concrete structure has an elevated staircase with an apsidal end. The midst are provided with lunette windows. On the south side there is a porch facing the garden and a loggia with pillars in the middle on the upper floor.

The building has been the headquarters of the Franco-German Institute since 1949 .

The villa has been the location of several films, most recently in 2018 for the short film Struwwelerror by the Baden-Württemberg Film Academy .

literature

Landesdenkmalamt Baden-Württemberg: City of Ludwigsburg: District Ludwigsburg (Monument Topography Baden-Württemberg, Volume I.8.1) . Theiss , Stuttgart 2004, ISBN 978-3-8062-1938-8 , pp. 90-91 .

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