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Altes Fachwerk: In Oberursel (PiP)

Altes Fachwerk: In Oberursel (PiP)
Fachwerk-Kalligraphie in Oberursel:

37-P1030154 Oberursel-PiP 38-P1030168 Oberursel-PiP 39-P1030159 Oberursel-PiP
40-P1030166 Oberursel-PiP 42-P1030180 Oberursel-PiP 41-P1030172 Oberursel-PiP
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E. Adam G., wirsberg, Amelia, Marco F. Delminho and 9 other people have particularly liked this photo


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 uwschu
uwschu club
erinnert mich an chinesische Schriftzeichen
3 years ago.
volker_hmbg club has replied to uwschu club
Danke, Uwe

genau die hatte ich im Sinn, beim Gang durch den Ort fand ich viele gut restaurierte Fachwerbauten.
3 years ago.
 LotharW
LotharW club
Alles schön schief und zusammengeflickt!
3 years ago.
volker_hmbg club has replied to LotharW club
Besten Dank, Lothar

dadurch kann man aber schön die alte Bauweise sehen!
3 years ago.
 Percy Schramm
Percy Schramm club
Wunderbar anzusehen und auf jeden Fall erhaltenswert.
3 years ago.
volker_hmbg club has replied to Percy Schramm club
Stimmt, Percy
und schönen dank.
3 years ago.
 Kalli
Kalli club
Rein vom fotografisch-künstlerischen Standpunkt gefällt mir das Kaputte am besten.
3 years ago.
volker_hmbg club has replied to Kalli club
Ja, Kalli, das ist schon komisch

warum gefällt uns der Verfall oft besser...
3 years ago.
 Marie-claire Gallet
Marie-claire Gallet
Wunderschoen !! Diese Fachwerkhaeuser mag ich so gern !!!!!!!!!
3 years ago.
volker_hmbg club has replied to Marie-claire Gallet
Vielen Dank,

so etwas verfallenes habe ich aber noch nie vorher gesehen.
3 years ago.
 Amelia
Amelia club
We call this type of construction 'Wattle and daub'. It is a composite building method used for making walls and buildings, in which a woven lattice of wooden strips called wattle is daubed with a sticky material usually made of some combination of wet soil, clay, sand, animal dung and straw.
Many old buildings (now updated) have been created using this method, and have a preserved panel inside the building covered in glass that shows the original construction.
3 years ago.
volker_hmbg club has replied to Amelia club
Thank you Amelia,

for your comprehensive description. I think, I have heard about this method of the Middle Ages years ago (on TV) but never saw this in real bevor.
3 years ago.
 Jaap van 't Veen
Jaap van 't Veen club
Wonderful architectural details.
3 years ago.

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