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06-Apr-2023

Regensburg. Cafe Fürstenhof

Das Café Fürstenhof was built in 1910/11 by the architects and building contractors Joseph Koch and Franz Spiegel, who also acted as builders and had bought the property that was only already developed on Schäffnerstraße. From the outset Koch had intended to set up a dance café, chose the name Fürstenhof and applied for a license to operate it. During construction he was able to realize his artistic ambitions and one of the most beautiful Art Nouveau houses was builtin Regensburg with a narrow but representative four-storey facade, which from the 1st floor. withdrawn in the middle part. Each floor offers a particular design, with the ground floor having three basket arch openings traditionally intended as a beer restaurant. The 1st floor has a continuous balcony, the 2nd floor has a balcony flanked by two baroque bay windows, the 3rd floor is structured by rectangular windows without a balcony and the floor in the mansard roof is structured as a curved gable with stucco elements.

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Pierre17-Aug-2023 20:01
Une magnifique photo de ce très bel édifice aux jolies couleurs! V
Julie Oldfield16-Aug-2023 17:21
That color is so striking. V
Dennis Hoyne16-Aug-2023 03:17
Beautiful architecture, nicely photographed.
larose forest photos16-Aug-2023 00:07
An elegant and beautifully coloured building. Very nicely captured. V
Nick Paoni15-Aug-2023 21:20
Love all those crosses in the windows.
Helen Betts15-Aug-2023 20:13
Attractive building, and well captured. V.
Tom Munson15-Aug-2023 20:05
This is a beautiful building, Jose. Nice shot.
janescottcumming15-Aug-2023 17:57
A beautiful building. I like the railings too.
Viviane15-Aug-2023 17:20
So much playfulness in Art Nouveau. Well captured.
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