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Deutsch: Evangelische Kirche in der Hugenottenstraße in Friedrichsdorf (1878). Die Kirche wurde 1837 fertiggestellt, zur 150-Jahrfeier der Gründung Friedrichsdorfs. Der Entwurf stammte von dem Frankfurter Architekten Rudolf Burnitz. Die zuvor vom Darmstädter Hofbaumeister Georg Moller mit Unterstützung der Landgräfin Elisabeth entworfene neugotische Kirche war von der Gemeinde abgelehnt worden. Der gotische Stil weckte unliebsame Erinnerungen an den gerade im Herkunftsland der Hugenotten verbreiteten Stil katholischer Kirchen. Burnitz dagegen konzipierte eine Kirche von schlichter Strenge, die keinem durchgehenden Stil verpflichtet, sondern mit dekorativen Versatzstücken verschiedener Stile besetzt war und keinen Figurenschmuck kannte. Die Kirche wurde 1834-1837 unter Leitung des aus dem benachbarten Dorf Burgholzhausen stammenden Baumeisters Jacob Westerfeld gebaut.
English: Protestant church in the Hugenottenstraße in Friedrichsdorf
Date Taken on 28 May 2008
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Camera location50° 15′ 24.8″ N, 8° 38′ 30.56″ E Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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