Garden City Lauta-Nord

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Evangelische Kirche Lauta-Nord (Kulturkirche Lauta)
Nordstraße 12a
02991 Lauta
This provider is located in the region Lausitzer Seenland

Garden City Lauta-Nord

Historic monuments and sites , Industrial culture
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Due to the founding of Vereinigte Aluminiumwerke AG (VAW) and the construction of the largest aluminium smelter in Germany at the time, as well as the construction of a large power plant in 1917/19, many construction workers and later labourers, employees and civil servants had to be housed. Thus a housing estate modelled on the English garden city was created from nothing in the Lusatian Heath. The developers of the Lauta-Nord estate were the Griesheim-Elektron and Metallbank corporations and the Vereinigte Aluminium Werke AG Lautawerk.
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Blick vom Kirchturm über Anger, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta Blick vom Kirchturm über Anger, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta

Blick vom Turm, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta Blick vom Turm, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta

Villa 1 - Nordstraße, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta Villa 1 - Nordstraße, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta

Villa 2 - Nordstraße, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta Villa 2 - Nordstraße, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta

Doppelhäuser - Blenklestraße, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta Doppelhäuser - Blenklestraße, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta

Reihenhäuser - K.-Marx-Str., Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta Reihenhäuser - K.-Marx-Str., Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta

Blick vom Markt, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta Blick vom Markt, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta

Mehrfamilienhaus - K.-Marx-Str., Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta Mehrfamilienhaus - K.-Marx-Str., Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta

Ehemaliges Schulgebäude - Str. der Freundschaft, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta Ehemaliges Schulgebäude - Str. der Freundschaft, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta

Architektenwohnhaus - Nordstraße, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta Architektenwohnhaus - Nordstraße, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta

Blick vom Turm, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta
Villa 1 - Nordstraße, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta
Villa 2 - Nordstraße, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta
Doppelhäuser - Blenklestraße, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta
Reihenhäuser - K.-Marx-Str., Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta
Blick vom Markt, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta
Mehrfamilienhaus - K.-Marx-Str., Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta
Ehemaliges Schulgebäude - Str. der Freundschaft, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta
Architektenwohnhaus - Nordstraße, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta
Blick vom Kirchturm über Anger, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta
Most of the garden city estate was built between 1918 and 1920 on an area of 35 hectares, according to the plans of the architects Clemens and Stephan Simon. Approximately 700 flats were built in 160 buildings (one- and two-storey terraced houses, apartment buildings, semi-detached houses and villas). The flats were equipped with indoor toilets and scullery facilities, which were ultra-modern for the time. They all had a garden. These first massive residential buildings were erected in Lautawerk Nord in the area of Am Ring, Straße der Freundschaft, Karl-Marx-Straße, Parkstraße and Conrad-Blenkle-Straße.

The garden city of Lauta-Nord is the largest self-contained factory housing estate in the region and is still an urban planning and architectural achievement today. It is included in the list of cultural monuments of the Free State of Saxony. A number of individual monuments have also been designated.
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Due to the founding of Vereinigte Aluminiumwerke AG (VAW) and the construction of the largest aluminium smelter in Germany at the time, as well as the construction of a large power plant in 1917/19, many construction workers and later labourers, employees and civil servants had to be housed. Thus a housing estate modelled on the English garden city was created from nothing in the Lusatian Heath. The developers of the Lauta-Nord estate were the Griesheim-Elektron and Metallbank corporations and the Vereinigte Aluminium Werke AG Lautawerk.
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Blick vom Kirchturm über Anger, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta Blick vom Kirchturm über Anger, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta

Blick vom Turm, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta Blick vom Turm, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta

Villa 1 - Nordstraße, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta Villa 1 - Nordstraße, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta

Villa 2 - Nordstraße, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta Villa 2 - Nordstraße, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta

Doppelhäuser - Blenklestraße, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta Doppelhäuser - Blenklestraße, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta

Reihenhäuser - K.-Marx-Str., Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta Reihenhäuser - K.-Marx-Str., Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta

Blick vom Markt, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta Blick vom Markt, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta

Mehrfamilienhaus - K.-Marx-Str., Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta Mehrfamilienhaus - K.-Marx-Str., Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta

Ehemaliges Schulgebäude - Str. der Freundschaft, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta Ehemaliges Schulgebäude - Str. der Freundschaft, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta

Architektenwohnhaus - Nordstraße, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta Architektenwohnhaus - Nordstraße, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta

Blick vom Turm, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta
Villa 1 - Nordstraße, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta
Villa 2 - Nordstraße, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta
Doppelhäuser - Blenklestraße, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta
Reihenhäuser - K.-Marx-Str., Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta
Blick vom Markt, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta
Mehrfamilienhaus - K.-Marx-Str., Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta
Ehemaliges Schulgebäude - Str. der Freundschaft, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta
Architektenwohnhaus - Nordstraße, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta
Blick vom Kirchturm über Anger, Foto: Kulturkirche Lauta
Most of the garden city estate was built between 1918 and 1920 on an area of 35 hectares, according to the plans of the architects Clemens and Stephan Simon. Approximately 700 flats were built in 160 buildings (one- and two-storey terraced houses, apartment buildings, semi-detached houses and villas). The flats were equipped with indoor toilets and scullery facilities, which were ultra-modern for the time. They all had a garden. These first massive residential buildings were erected in Lautawerk Nord in the area of Am Ring, Straße der Freundschaft, Karl-Marx-Straße, Parkstraße and Conrad-Blenkle-Straße.

The garden city of Lauta-Nord is the largest self-contained factory housing estate in the region and is still an urban planning and architectural achievement today. It is included in the list of cultural monuments of the Free State of Saxony. A number of individual monuments have also been designated.
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Opening hours

The Garden City can be visited independently at any time. Guided tours of the Garden City can be booked.

Address

Evangelische Kirche Lauta-Nord (Kulturkirche Lauta)
Nordstraße 12a
02991 Lauta
This provider is located in the region Lausitzer Seenland
Garden City Lauta-Nord

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Nordstraße 12a

02991 Lauta

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Tourist information

Tourismusverband Lausitzer Seenland e.V.

Am Stadthafen 2
01968 Senftenberg

Tel.: +49 (0) 3573-725300-0
Fax: +49 (0) 3573-725300-9

Weather Today, 9. 9.

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  • Thursday
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  • Friday
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All information, times and prices are regularly checked and updated. Nevertheless, we can not guarantee the accuracy of the data. We recommend that you inquire about the current status by phone / e-mail or via the provider's website before your visit.

Call the TMB holiday hotline at +49 (0)331-200 47 47 +49(0)331 2004747​ We are available for you via telephone: weekdays Mon – Fri 9 am – 1 pm and Oct. 31 from 9 am – 1 pm.
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