architecture

Moravian Brethren’s House

Christiansfeld, Southern Denmark, Denmark

Brødrehuset [Danish]

Architecture

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

stories (above ground)
2

Geography

Europe » Northern Europe » Kingdom of Denmark » Denmark » Southern Denmark » Kolding Municipality » Tyrstrup Sogn » Christiansfeld
local language location name
Christiansfeld, Danmark [Danish]
Moravian Brethren’s House, Eastern Front Building (Little Brethren’s House), facade detail of the back side
Moravian Brethren’s House, Eastern Front Building (Little Brethren’s House), facade detail of the back side Christiansfeld, Southern Denmark, Denmark
Moravian Brethren’s House, House Kongensgade № 9, northeast elevation
Moravian Brethren’s House, House Kongensgade № 9, northeast elevation Christiansfeld, Southern Denmark, Denmark
Moravian Brethren’s House, courtyard
Moravian Brethren’s House, courtyard Christiansfeld, Southern Denmark, Denmark
Moravian Brethren’s House, courtyard
Moravian Brethren’s House, courtyard Christiansfeld, Southern Denmark, Denmark
Brethren’s House, Eastern Front Building (Little Brethren’s House), northeast elevation
Moravian Brethren’s House, Eastern Front Building (Little Brethren’s House), northeast elevation Christiansfeld, Southern Denmark, Denmark