Architecture

Moravian Brethren’s House, Eastern Front Building (Little Brethren’s House), facade detail of the back side

Christiansfeld, Southern Denmark, Denmark

Brødrehuset [Danish]
Lille Brødrehus [Danish]
Lindegade 34 [Danish]
Moravian Brethren’s House, Eastern Front Building (Little Brethren’s House), facade detail of the back side

Architecture

Architecture: Eastern Front Building (Little Brethren’s House)

full/alternative names
Lindegade № 34B
built
1774
style/period
Rococo
work type by function
residential building
material
brick, wood
technique
masonry
architect / constr. phase
1801
floor added

Architecture: Moravian Brethren’s House

The Brethren's House served as housing for unmarried brothers. It included also workshops like a tannery, carpentry and a bakery and served as some kind start-up centre for local and newcomer brothers.

built
1774-1854
culture
Danish, German, Christian
work type by function
building complex

Specifications

Specifications: Eastern Front Building (Little Brethren’s House)

area
239 m²
floor area
492 m²

Geography

Europe » Northern Europe » Kingdom of Denmark » Denmark » Southern Denmark » Kolding Municipality » Tyrstrup Sogn » Christiansfeld
local language location name
Christiansfeld, Danmark [Danish]

UNESCO World Heritage Site

Moravian Church Settlements
type
cultural
criteria
III, IV
designation
extension
reference
1468bis

Image characteristics

capture date
image processing
merged image, perspective control, colour corrected
copyrights
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