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Essential
Architecture- Hanseatic city of Stralsund
Kampischer Hof |
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location
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Stralsund, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern,
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13th century |
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style
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Hanseatic
Brick Gothic |
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construction
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Brick |
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Contact:
Mühlenstr. 23
18439 Stralsund
www.stralsundtourismus.de
the building:
The medieval urban establishment of the Cistercian
monastery Neuenkamp/Franzburg is in a rare state of conservation. In
1257 the site against the city wall was acquired to serve as a warehouse
and to provide accommodation for members of the order. The core of the
complex, which groups three wings around an interior courtyard, and
which is separated from the street by a wall, dates from the 13th
century. The middle wing abutting the city wall was plastered in the
Baroque period and altered to meet the taste of the time. In spite of
changes, the north and south wings have, in contrast, retained their
original aspect. The Kampischer Hof has not yet been restored and its
future use has not yet been decided.
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links
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Special thanks to
www.eurob.org |
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www.essential-architecture.com
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