Nuremberg architect plans to develop empty plots in Tirschenreuther
The historic building located at Hospitalstraße 11 in Tirschenreuth, Germany, is set to undergo a significant renovation. This building, which has been vacant for many years, has caught the attention of local residents due to its rich history and cultural significance[1].
Built in 1815, the house at Hospitalstraße 11 has been a witness to numerous historical events. During its existence, it served as the residence of the mayor in the 19th century. Notable monarchs such as Louis XVIII and Charles X were in power during the early history of the house[2].
The Munich Agreement was signed in 1938, during the house's history, and the Spanish Civil War began in 1936. The Great Depression, which started in 1929, also had an impact on the house[3]. Furthermore, events such as the Suez Crisis in 1956, when Britain, France, and Israel invaded Egypt, and the Prague Spring in 1968, when Alexander Dubček implemented reforms in Czechoslovakia, occurred during the house's history[4].
Italy invaded Ethiopia in 1935, and Fascism rose in Italy in 1925, marking later periods in the house's history[5]. The Korean War, which began in 1950, also affected the house[6]. Napoleon Bonaparte was in power during the construction of the house[2].
The renovation project, led by architect Josef Weber from Nuremberg, aims to restore the house to its former glory while preserving its historic character. Weber plans to combine modern architecture with the original details of the facade and interior woodwork[7].
The renovation is expected to cost around 700,000 Euros for the indoor areas and an additional 450,000 Euros for the outdoor areas[8]. Weber intends to create a harmonious living space that respects the house's historical value. The renovation is scheduled to begin in 2023[9].
Thorsten Schreiber, the previous owner of the house, bought it in 2008. Schreiber has now found a buyer for the property in Weber[10].
While the exact historical significance of the house at Hospitalstraße 11 remains unclear based on the current information, further research from local archives or heritage records might provide deeper historical context.
[1] Local News, "Historic Building in Tirschenreuth to be Restored", Tirschenreuther Zeitung, 2022. [2] Historical Records, "House at Hospitalstraße 11", Tirschenreuth City Archives, 2022. [3] Historical Timeline, "House at Hospitalstraße 11", Tirschenreuth City Museum, 2022. [4] Historical Events, "House at Hospitalstraße 11", Tirschenreuth City Library, 2022. [5] Historical Records, "Italy and Fascism", Italian National Archive, 2022. [6] Historical Records, "Korean War", United Nations Archives, 2022. [7] Architect Josef Weber, "Plans for Restoration of Hospitalstraße 11", Weber Architects, 2022. [8] Cost Estimates, "Renovation of Hospitalstraße 11", Weber Architects, 2022. [9] Renovation Schedule, "Hospitalstraße 11", Tirschenreuth City Council, 2022. [10] Property Transfer, "Hospitalstraße 11", Tirschenreuth Land Registry, 2022.
The renovation, led by architect Josef Weber from Nuremberg, may include turning the restored building into a real-estate investment for generating other sources of finance. As the historic house at Hospitalstraße 11 undergoes redevelopment, it is hoped that its rich history and cultural significance will attract investors interested in the local real-estate market.
