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Bildarchiv Atelier Schmeiser >> 04. Gebäude >> 04.12. Prinz-Max-Palais
20. Juli 1947
Innenansicht des Gebäudes
17,8 x 12,8 cm
Fototyp: Negativ
Bild
Verweis: 8/ZGS 26 und 47; 8/Ds F V 25; Bibliothek: Dr 53 Prin
Geschichte: Prinz-Max-Palais, Karlstr. 10
- 1881/82 erbaut von dem Architekten Josef Durm, Bildhauerarbeiten von Adolf Heer für August Schmieder
- 1897 kauft die großherzogliche Verwaltung den Palais und schenkt ihn Prinz Max von Baden zu dessen Hochzeit. Dieser zieht 1900 dort ein.
- 1919 mietet die Industrie- und Handelskammer das Gebäude
- 1928 kauft die Industrie- und Handelskammer das Gebäude für 750.000 Mark
- am 27. September 1944 brennt das Gebäude aus (Bombenangriff), die tragenden Wände bleiben jedoch erhalten
- nach 1945 Wiederaufbau aufgrund des Beschlusses, das Bundesverfassungsgericht dort unter zubringen
- 1951-1969 ist dort das Bundesverfassungsgericht untergebracht
- seit 1968 steht das Gebäude unter Denkmalschutz
- 1969 kauft die Stadt das Gebäude für 3 Millionen Mark von der IHK
- 1969-1975 ist dort die Pädagogische Hochschule untergebracht
- seit 1978 hat die Stadt dort kulturelles Zentrum eingerichtet. Heute mit dem Stadtmuseum, der Jugendbibliothek, der Kinematik, der Literarischen Gesellschaft und dem Museum für Literatur am Oberrhein.
Gebäude - Prinz-Max-Palais
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BZK no.
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