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Villa Esche
A pioneering modernist gem in Chemnitz
Counts toward these achievements:
Chemnitz: First Steps10 pts
Chemnitz: Explorer25 pts
Chemnitz: Insider50 pts
Villa Esche, located in the Kapellenberg district, is an Art Nouveau masterpiece designed in 1902 by the renowned architect Henry van de Velde. As van de Velde's first residential project in Germany, it signifies the dawn of modern architecture in the country. Surrounded by a small park designed by Maria Séthe, the villa is a recognized cultural heritage monument and part of the Iconic Houses Network.
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Herbert Eugen Esche and Henry van de Velde were long-term friends.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- January 17, 1902
- Architect
- Henry van de Velde
- Heritage Status
- Cultural Heritage Monument
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- Editorial review
- Not reviewed
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