New hotel in Thuringia: demolition of the old castle is imminent!
New hotel in Thuringia: demolition of the old castle is imminent!
Planegg, Deutschland - In Thuringia, the planning for a new hotel in the Wartburg district is running, which will consist of 34 rooms and 60 beds in the first construction phase. The dining room on the ground floor offers space for 115 guests. The new building will consist of two U-shaped structures that are surrounded by an inner courtyard. This courtyard serves as an access to the hotel and as a lounge area for the guests.
A roof terrace is also planned to be planned on the connecting piece between the two parts of the building. The demolition of the former castle, which is located on the site of the new hotel, was approved by March 2024. This historic building, which was built as a half -timbered manner and has not been subject to maintenance in the past 38 years, is demolished for security reasons. The demolition is scheduled to begin in February or March 2024, with consideration of the bats based there. In the design, the new hotel will no longer be strongly based on the original castle because the monument protection has been eliminated. A draft planning for the new building already exists, but it is not yet publicly known.other demolition projects in Germany
Another important demolition project is located in Planegg near Munich, where the old castle industry, since 1425, has been torn down at the trade route between Lake Starnberger and Munich. The building, which has existed in its current form since the 18th century, has been the goal of a demolition for several days, since an excavator tears in the facade and trucks remove the rubble.
As early as February 8, 2023, a petition against the demolition at the Bavarian state parliament was submitted to check the decision. The Environmental Association Monument Network Bavaria has applied for inspection of files to the higher monument protection authority to prevent demolition. Critical voices, such as that of the conservationist Florian Grüning, described the demolition as a loss for Planegg. The owner, Philipp von Hirsch, plans the successor -built in the form of apartments.
The demolition permit was granted by the Upper Bavaria government in early 2024, and the demolition should be completed by April 15, 2024. Conservation law requirements must be met, which is why Dorit Zimmermann from the Bund Naturschutz emphasizes that birds and bats have to be removed from the building before demolition. The road to Starnberg has remained closed since October 2023 due to the risk of collapse of the historical facade. The owner also rejects an offered renovation grant of over one million euros as economically not reasonable.
The example of the hotel in Thuringia and the demolition of the castle economy in Planegg illustrated current developments in dealing with historical buildings and the challenges associated with it.
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