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Gebäude K

A Historical Architectural Gem in Augsburg

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Building K, an architectural heritage monument in Bavaria, was designed by Leonhard Christian Mayr between 1770 and 1772. Originally known as Schülesche Kattunfabrik, it reflects Augsburg's industrial past and stands as a notable example of late Baroque architecture.

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Leonhard Christian Mayr was the architect of this historic building.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1770/72
Architect: Leonhard Christian Mayr
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Former Name: Schülesche Kattunfabrik

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Guided Story

Standing here, you're in front of a piece of history: Building K, an architectural heritage monument in Bavaria. Designed by Leonhard Christian Mayr between 1770 and 1772, it was originally known as Schülesche Kattunfabrik. This building reflects the beginning of Augsburg's industrial era. Its late Baroque architecture draws attention, hinting at its importance in the textile production of its time. A short walk to the northwest, about 243 meters, will lead you to the Swabian Crafts Museum, another testament to the city's rich artisan tradition.