Hotel Deutscher Hof
Hotel Deutscher Hof
from 1913
View from Frauentorgraben as of 2014
A significant corner building combining Historicism and Heimatstil (local style) with facades in Burgsandstein. It became known as the "Führer Quarter" (Führer Quarter), especially after 1933. The war-damaged roof volumes were restored to their original form in 2015/16 as part of the conversion to the headquarters of a trade association – albeit without contemporary details. Dr. Pablo de la Riestra - Reliefs on the facade and staircases (1912-1913) by Johannes Müller
Location: Nuremberg, Frauentorgraben 29
photo 2014, Theo Noll
Hotel Deutscher Hof
from 1913
East and north facades
A significant corner building combining Historicism and Heimatstil (local style) with facades in Burgsandstein. It became known as the "Führer Quarter" (Führer Quarter), especially after 1933. The war-damaged roof volumes were restored to their original form in 2015/16 as part of the conversion to the headquarters of a trade association – albeit without contemporary details. Dr. Pablo de la Riestra - Reliefs on the facade and staircases (1912-1913) by Johannes Müller
Location: Nuremberg, Frauentorgraben 29
photo 2017, Pablo de la Riestra
Hotel Deutscher Hof
from 1913
View through the city wall
A significant corner building combining Historicism and Heimatstil (local style) with facades in Burgsandstein. It became known as the "Führer Quarter" (Führer Quarter), especially after 1933. The war-damaged roof volumes were restored to their original form in 2015/16 as part of the conversion to the headquarters of a trade association – albeit without contemporary details. Dr. Pablo de la Riestra - Reliefs on the facade and staircases (1912-1913) by Johannes Müller
Location: Nuremberg, Frauentorgraben 29
photo 2016, Pablo de la Riestra
Hotel Deutscher Hof
from 1913
North façade with the "Opernhaus" subway station
A significant corner building combining Historicism and Heimatstil (local style) with facades in Burgsandstein. It became known as the "Führer Quarter" (Führer Quarter), especially after 1933. The war-damaged roof volumes were restored to their original form in 2015/16 as part of the conversion to the headquarters of a trade association – albeit without contemporary details. Dr. Pablo de la Riestra - Reliefs on the facade and staircases (1912-1913) by Johannes Müller
Location: Nuremberg, Frauentorgraben 29
photo 2016, Pablo de la Riestra
Hotel Deutscher Hof
from 1913
View from the northeast
A significant corner building combining Historicism and Heimatstil (local style) with facades in Burgsandstein. It became known as the "Führer Quarter" (Führer Quarter), especially after 1933. The war-damaged roof volumes were restored to their original form in 2015/16 as part of the conversion to the headquarters of a trade association – albeit without contemporary details. Dr. Pablo de la Riestra - Reliefs on the facade and staircases (1912-1913) by Johannes Müller
Location: Nuremberg, Frauentorgraben 29
photo 2016, Pablo de la Riestra
Hotel Deutscher Hof
from 1913
Flat bay window
A significant corner building combining Historicism and Heimatstil (local style) with facades in Burgsandstein. It became known as the "Führer Quarter" (Führer Quarter), especially after 1933. The war-damaged roof volumes were restored to their original form in 2015/16 as part of the conversion to the headquarters of a trade association – albeit without contemporary details. Dr. Pablo de la Riestra - Reliefs on the facade and staircases (1912-1913) by Johannes Müller
Location: Nuremberg, Frauentorgraben 29
photo 2016, Pablo de la Riestra
Hotel Deutscher Hof
from 1913
Flat bay window, detail of the arcade floor
A significant corner building combining Historicism and Heimatstil (local style) with facades in Burgsandstein. It became known as the "Führer Quarter" (Führer Quarter), especially after 1933. The war-damaged roof volumes were restored to their original form in 2015/16 as part of the conversion to the headquarters of a trade association – albeit without contemporary details. Dr. Pablo de la Riestra - Reliefs on the facade and staircases (1912-1913) by Johannes Müller
Location: Nuremberg, Frauentorgraben 29
photo 2016, Pablo de la Riestra
Hotel Deutscher Hof
from 1913
Flat bay window, spandrel with a musical putto
A significant corner building combining Historicism and Heimatstil (local style) with facades in Burgsandstein. It became known as the "Führer Quarter" (Führer Quarter), especially after 1933. The war-damaged roof volumes were restored to their original form in 2015/16 as part of the conversion to the headquarters of a trade association – albeit without contemporary details. Dr. Pablo de la Riestra - Reliefs on the facade and staircases (1912-1913) by Johannes Müller
Location: Nuremberg, Frauentorgraben 29
photo 2016, Pablo de la Riestra
Hotel Deutscher Hof
from 1913
Flat bay window, detail of vase relief
A significant corner building combining Historicism and Heimatstil (local style) with facades in Burgsandstein. It became known as the "Führer Quarter" (Führer Quarter), especially after 1933. The war-damaged roof volumes were restored to their original form in 2015/16 as part of the conversion to the headquarters of a trade association – albeit without contemporary details. Dr. Pablo de la Riestra - Reliefs on the facade and staircases (1912-1913) by Johannes Müller
Location: Nuremberg, Frauentorgraben 29
photo 2016, Pablo de la Riestra
Hotel Deutscher Hof
from 1913
Stairwell, Frauentorgraben
A significant corner building combining Historicism and Heimatstil (local style) with facades in Burgsandstein. It became known as the "Führer Quarter" (Führer Quarter), especially after 1933. The war-damaged roof volumes were restored to their original form in 2015/16 as part of the conversion to the headquarters of a trade association – albeit without contemporary details. Dr. Pablo de la Riestra - Reliefs on the facade and staircases (1912-1913) by Johannes Müller
Location: Nuremberg, Frauentorgraben 29
photo 2010, Theo Noll
Hotel Deutscher Hof
from 1913
Stairwell Lessingstraße
A significant corner building combining Historicism and Heimatstil (local style) with facades in Burgsandstein. It became known as the "Führer Quarter" (Führer Quarter), especially after 1933. The war-damaged roof volumes were restored to their original form in 2015/16 as part of the conversion to the headquarters of a trade association – albeit without contemporary details. Dr. Pablo de la Riestra - Reliefs on the facade and staircases (1912-1913) by Johannes Müller
Location: Nuremberg, Frauentorgraben 29
photo 2016, Pablo de la Riestra
Hotel Deutscher Hof
from 1913
Stairwell Lessingstraße
A significant corner building combining Historicism and Heimatstil (local style) with facades in Burgsandstein. It became known as the "Führer Quarter" (Führer Quarter), especially after 1933. The war-damaged roof volumes were restored to their original form in 2015/16 as part of the conversion to the headquarters of a trade association – albeit without contemporary details. Dr. Pablo de la Riestra - Reliefs on the facade and staircases (1912-1913) by Johannes Müller
Location: Nuremberg, Frauentorgraben 29
photo 2016, Pablo de la Riestra
