Open monuments in
Daxlanden
Studio of the Karlsruhe painter
August Kutterer
Program
Tour of August Kutterer's studio
August Kutterer's descendants will provide insights into his studio and life. They look forward to conversations and encounters. Kutterer's granddaughter will provide information about her book "Wege in gelingendes Leben" (Paths to a successful life) with paintings by A. Kutterer and thoughts by Viktor Frankl. The 4 km long Kutterer trail to his painting sites around Daxlanden starts at the studio. Information and directions are available on site.
Time: 10:30 am, all visitors can stay as long as they like
Meeting point: In the studio, Vorderstraße 14 in Karlsruhe-Daxlanden
Implementation: Dr. Elisabeth Schmitt & Dr. Roland Schmitt
Accessibility: partially barrier-free
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The painter A. Kutterer, who was born in Daxlanden in 1898 and died there in 1954, lived and worked there. Trained at the Badische Kunstakademie and a master student of Goebel, his painting can be classified as Impressionist. Numerous of his works, painting utensils and personal objects can be seen in his studio. You can experience the atmosphere of his artistic work.
Opening hours: 10:30 - 17:00
Address: Vorderstraße 14 | 76189 Karlsruhe
Accessibility: Tram stop "Ankerstraße Daxlanden", parking spaces available
Website: august-kutterer.de/website
Nature conservation center
Karlsruhe-Rappenwört
Program
Guided tour: Architecture and history of the nature conservation center
In Karlsruhe, in addition to the Dammerstock estate, there are other New Building buildings from around 1929, e.g. in the middle of the Rheinpark Rappenwört, which was designed in 1926, and a tour of the nature conservation center provides details on the architecture and history of the building. On a walk to the Rheinstrandbad, the concept of the Rheinpark and other Neues Bauen architecture becomes clear.
Time: 11:00 am - 12:30 pm
Meeting point: In front of the tower entrance
Realization: Nina Rind
Registration: until 11.09.25 to info@nazka.de or by telephone + 49 721 950470
Accessibility: partially barrier-free
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The nature conservation center building was designed by Walter Merz (1897 - 1963) in the formal language of classical modernism as a bird observatory and built in 1929. Alongside the Dammerstock estate (designed by Walter Gropius and Otto Haesler), it is one of the most striking architectural showpieces of the Bauhaus era in Karlsruhe and has been used as a nature conservation center since 1996.
Opening hours: 11:00 - 17:00
Address: Hermann-Schneider-Allee 47 | 76189 Karlsruhe
Accessibility: Tram stop "Rappenwört" (line 3)
Website: www.nazka.de
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