Former General Health Insurance
Former General Health Insurance
1923 1925
View of the front from above
Architect: Hans Müller
The building, 107 m long, was erected on the grounds of the first city moat. At the opening ceremony Lord Mayor Luppe referred to it as a"credit of the city". The main front facing Karl-Grillenberger-Straße was built from stones of new red sandstone, which were saved from demolition. The non-uniform back fronts facing the moat in Mühlgasse are plastered.
Location: Nuremberg, Karl-Grillenberger-Straße 1
Design: Müller und Kröck, Hans und Karl
photo 2016, Pablo de la Riestra
Former General Health Insurance
1923 1925
Street view of the central block
photo 2016, Pablo de la Riestra
Architect: Hans Müller
The building, 107 m long, was erected on the grounds of the first city moat. At the opening ceremony Lord Mayor Luppe referred to it as a"credit of the city". The main front facing Karl-Grillenberger-Straße was built from stones of new red sandstone, which were saved from demolition. The non-uniform back fronts facing the moat in Mühlgasse are plastered.
Location: Nuremberg, Karl-Grillenberger-Straße 1
Design: Müller und Kröck, Hans und Karl
Former General Health Insurance
1923 1925
Left wing of the building
Architect: Hans Müller
The building, 107 m long, was erected on the grounds of the first city moat. At the opening ceremony Lord Mayor Luppe referred to it as a"credit of the city". The main front facing Karl-Grillenberger-Straße was built from stones of new red sandstone, which were saved from demolition. The non-uniform back fronts facing the moat in Mühlgasse are plastered.
Location: Nuremberg, Karl-Grillenberger-Straße 1
Design: Müller und Kröck, Hans und Karl
photo 2016, Pablo de la Riestra
Former General Health Insurance
1923 1925
Steinmetzzeichen des Architekten an der nördlichen Kante des Hauptgebäudes
Architect: Hans Müller
The building, 107 m long, was erected on the grounds of the first city moat. At the opening ceremony Lord Mayor Luppe referred to it as a"credit of the city". The main front facing Karl-Grillenberger-Straße was built from stones of new red sandstone, which were saved from demolition. The non-uniform back fronts facing the moat in Mühlgasse are plastered.
Location: Nürnberg, Karl-Grillenberger-Straße 1
Design: Müller und Kröck, Hans und Karl
photo 2023, Theo Noll
Former General Health Insurance
1923 1925
Steinmetzzeichen: oben, Verwaltungsgebäude der Neumeyer AG / unten, ehem. AOK
Architect: Hans Müller
The building, 107 m long, was erected on the grounds of the first city moat. At the opening ceremony Lord Mayor Luppe referred to it as a"credit of the city". The main front facing Karl-Grillenberger-Straße was built from stones of new red sandstone, which were saved from demolition. The non-uniform back fronts facing the moat in Mühlgasse are plastered.
Location: Nürnberg, Karl-Grillenberger-Straße 1
Design: Müller und Kröck, Hans und Karl
photo 2023, Theo Noll
Former General Health Insurance
1923 1925
Dächer von Norden
Architect: Hans Müller
The building, 107 m long, was erected on the grounds of the first city moat. At the opening ceremony Lord Mayor Luppe referred to it as a"credit of the city". The main front facing Karl-Grillenberger-Straße was built from stones of new red sandstone, which were saved from demolition. The non-uniform back fronts facing the moat in Mühlgasse are plastered.
Location: Nürnberg, Karl-Grillenberger-Straße 1
Design: Müller und Kröck, Hans und Karl
photo 2019, Pablo de la Riestra
Former General Health Insurance
1923 1925
Crowning structure of the main portal with the Aesculapian coat of arms
Architect: Hans Müller
The building, 107 m long, was erected on the grounds of the first city moat. At the opening ceremony Lord Mayor Luppe referred to it as a"credit of the city". The main front facing Karl-Grillenberger-Straße was built from stones of new red sandstone, which were saved from demolition. The non-uniform back fronts facing the moat in Mühlgasse are plastered.
Location: Nuremberg, Karl-Grillenberger-Straße 1
Design: Müller und Kröck, Hans und Karl
photo 2016, Pablo de la Riestra
Former General Health Insurance
1923 1925
Triangular pediment with fruit basket and birds
Architect: Hans Müller
The building, 107 m long, was erected on the grounds of the first city moat. At the opening ceremony Lord Mayor Luppe referred to it as a"credit of the city". The main front facing Karl-Grillenberger-Straße was built from stones of new red sandstone, which were saved from demolition. The non-uniform back fronts facing the moat in Mühlgasse are plastered.
Location: Nuremberg, Karl-Grillenberger-Straße 1
Design: Müller und Kröck, Hans und Karl
photo 2016, Pablo de la Riestra
Former General Health Insurance
1923 1925
Tondo with relief mask
Architect: Hans Müller
The building, 107 m long, was erected on the grounds of the first city moat. At the opening ceremony Lord Mayor Luppe referred to it as a"credit of the city". The main front facing Karl-Grillenberger-Straße was built from stones of new red sandstone, which were saved from demolition. The non-uniform back fronts facing the moat in Mühlgasse are plastered.
Location: Nuremberg, Karl-Grillenberger-Straße 1
Design: Müller und Kröck, Hans und Karl
photo 2016, Pablo de la Riestra
Former General Health Insurance
1923 1925
Back front, Mühlgasse
photo 2016, Pablo de la Riestra
Architect: Hans Müller
The building, 107 m long, was erected on the grounds of the first city moat. At the opening ceremony Lord Mayor Luppe referred to it as a"credit of the city". The main front facing Karl-Grillenberger-Straße was built from stones of new red sandstone, which were saved from demolition. The non-uniform back fronts facing the moat in Mühlgasse are plastered.
Location: Nuremberg, Karl-Grillenberger-Straße 1
Design: Müller und Kröck, Hans und Karl
Former General Health Insurance
1923 1925
Moat with back front, Mühlgasse
Architect: Hans Müller
The building, 107 m long, was erected on the grounds of the first city moat. At the opening ceremony Lord Mayor Luppe referred to it as a"credit of the city". The main front facing Karl-Grillenberger-Straße was built from stones of new red sandstone, which were saved from demolition. The non-uniform back fronts facing the moat in Mühlgasse are plastered.
Location: Nuremberg, Karl-Grillenberger-Straße 1
Design: Müller und Kröck, Hans und Karl
photo 2016, Pablo de la Riestra
Former General Health Insurance
1923 1925
Back front, Mühlgasse, detail
Architect: Hans Müller
The building, 107 m long, was erected on the grounds of the first city moat. At the opening ceremony Lord Mayor Luppe referred to it as a"credit of the city". The main front facing Karl-Grillenberger-Straße was built from stones of new red sandstone, which were saved from demolition. The non-uniform back fronts facing the moat in Mühlgasse are plastered.
Location: Nuremberg, Karl-Grillenberger-Straße 1
Design: Müller und Kröck, Hans und Karl
photo 2016, Pablo de la Riestra
Former General Health Insurance
1923 1925
Back front, Mühlgasse, stairwell with gable
Architect: Hans Müller
The building, 107 m long, was erected on the grounds of the first city moat. At the opening ceremony Lord Mayor Luppe referred to it as a"credit of the city". The main front facing Karl-Grillenberger-Straße was built from stones of new red sandstone, which were saved from demolition. The non-uniform back fronts facing the moat in Mühlgasse are plastered.
Location: Nuremberg, Karl-Grillenberger-Straße 1
Design: Müller und Kröck, Hans und Karl
photo 2016, Pablo de la Riestra
Former General Health Insurance
1923 1925
Back front, Mühlgasse, corbel figure (squirrel with nut by Max Heilmeier)
Architect: Hans Müller
The building, 107 m long, was erected on the grounds of the first city moat. At the opening ceremony Lord Mayor Luppe referred to it as a"credit of the city". The main front facing Karl-Grillenberger-Straße was built from stones of new red sandstone, which were saved from demolition. The non-uniform back fronts facing the moat in Mühlgasse are plastered.
Location: Nuremberg, Karl-Grillenberger-Straße 1
Design: Müller und Kröck, Hans und Karl
photo 2016, Pablo de la Riestra
Former General Health Insurance
1923 1925
Back front, Mühlgasse, corbel figure (pelican with fledgling by Max Heilmeier)
Architect: Hans Müller
The building, 107 m long, was erected on the grounds of the first city moat. At the opening ceremony Lord Mayor Luppe referred to it as a"credit of the city". The main front facing Karl-Grillenberger-Straße was built from stones of new red sandstone, which were saved from demolition. The non-uniform back fronts facing the moat in Mühlgasse are plastered.
Location: Nuremberg, Karl-Grillenberger-Straße 1
Design: Müller und Kröck, Hans und Karl
photo 2016, Pablo de la Riestra
Former General Health Insurance
1923 1925
Back front, Mühlgasse, corbel figure (eagle with snake by Max Heilmeier)
Architect: Hans Müller
The building, 107 m long, was erected on the grounds of the first city moat. At the opening ceremony Lord Mayor Luppe referred to it as a"credit of the city". The main front facing Karl-Grillenberger-Straße was built from stones of new red sandstone, which were saved from demolition. The non-uniform back fronts facing the moat in Mühlgasse are plastered.
Location: Nuremberg, Karl-Grillenberger-Straße 1
Design: Müller und Kröck, Hans und Karl
photo 2016, Pablo de la Riestra
Former General Health Insurance
1923 1925
Back front, Mühlgasse, semicircular stairwell
Architect: Hans Müller
The building, 107 m long, was erected on the grounds of the first city moat. At the opening ceremony Lord Mayor Luppe referred to it as a"credit of the city". The main front facing Karl-Grillenberger-Straße was built from stones of new red sandstone, which were saved from demolition. The non-uniform back fronts facing the moat in Mühlgasse are plastered.
Location: Nuremberg, Karl-Grillenberger-Straße 1
Design: Müller und Kröck, Hans und Karl
photo 2016, Pablo de la Riestra
Former General Health Insurance
1923 1925
Back front, Mühlgasse, semicircular stairwell, St. George by Max Heilmeier
Architect: Hans Müller
The building, 107 m long, was erected on the grounds of the first city moat. At the opening ceremony Lord Mayor Luppe referred to it as a"credit of the city". The main front facing Karl-Grillenberger-Straße was built from stones of new red sandstone, which were saved from demolition. The non-uniform back fronts facing the moat in Mühlgasse are plastered.
Location: Nuremberg, Karl-Grillenberger-Straße 1
Design: Müller und Kröck, Hans und Karl
photo 2016, Pablo de la Riestra
Former General Health Insurance
1923 1925
Back front, Mühlgasse, Gothic inscription of 1484 and memorial frame of 1924
Architect: Hans Müller
The building, 107 m long, was erected on the grounds of the first city moat. At the opening ceremony Lord Mayor Luppe referred to it as a"credit of the city". The main front facing Karl-Grillenberger-Straße was built from stones of new red sandstone, which were saved from demolition. The non-uniform back fronts facing the moat in Mühlgasse are plastered.
Location: Nuremberg, Karl-Grillenberger-Straße 1
Design: Müller und Kröck, Hans und Karl
photo 2016, Pablo de la Riestra
Former General Health Insurance
1923 1925
Back front, Mühlgasse, panel with inscription of 1923
Architect: Hans Müller
The building, 107 m long, was erected on the grounds of the first city moat. At the opening ceremony Lord Mayor Luppe referred to it as a"credit of the city". The main front facing Karl-Grillenberger-Straße was built from stones of new red sandstone, which were saved from demolition. The non-uniform back fronts facing the moat in Mühlgasse are plastered.
Location: Nuremberg, Karl-Grillenberger-Straße 1
Design: Müller und Kröck, Hans und Karl
photo 2016, Theo Noll
