Reinemann house
The Reinemann house was a historic building in Munich's Maxvorstadt .
location
The house was at Arcisstrasse 4 near Karlstrasse.
history
The building was built in 1898/99 for the hop trader Jacob Reinemann according to plans by the architect Friedrich von Thiersch , professor at the Royal Bavarian Technical University in Munich . The stucco facade designed by Thiersch was executed by the sculptor Ernst Pfeifer . The construction time was 1¼ years, the costs amounted to 290,000 M.
In 1930 the house belonged to a medical association, whose application to remove the stucco facade was rejected by the local building commission due to its artistic importance.
In 1934 it was canceled by the NSDAP, which set up its party center around Königsplatz .
description
- Partial views
entrance
Bay window
The house was built as a “noble family house”. When the house was built, the owner's apartment was on the ground floor. There were rental apartments on the first and second floors. The bedrooms were on the garden side. During the construction of the house, it was important to have a stately entrance, a large apartment staircase and a large entrance hall, which also served as a reception room.
The rear wing building contained office space, hop storage, coach houses and stables.
The facade rose above a 1.8 m high granite base and was plastered with lime and sand. The facade decoration leaned with "figurative and ornamental proposal work [...] on the local models of the XVIII. Century ".
Individual evidence
- ^ Horst Karl Marschall: Friedrich von Thiersch , Munich 1982
- ^ Horst Karl Marschall: Friedrich von Thiersch , Munich 1982, pp. 345–346
- ↑ Kick Volume IV [1902], description for panel 4.
Web links
literature
- Wilhelm Kick (Hrsg.): Modern new buildings , 4th year, Stuttgarter Architektur-Verlag Kick, Stuttgart 1902, plates 4, 5 and 26 with description
- Horst Karl Marschall: Friedrich von Thiersch , Munich 1982, ISBN 3-7913-0548-4
Coordinates: 48 ° 8 ′ 37 ″ N , 11 ° 33 ′ 56.3 ″ E