Gartenhaus

The Gartenhaus exhibits traditional German construction methods with exposed wooden beams intersecting at precise angles to form the structural framework of the building.

During medieval times, timber-framed houses became widespread across northern Germany, representing a construction technique that utilized locally available materials and skilled craftsmanship.

The structure demonstrates the regional building traditions of Lower Saxony, where timber-frame construction methods were passed down through generations of local craftsmen.

Located at coordinates 52.381, 9.72251, the Gartenhaus stands as an example of early sustainable architecture using renewable materials and efficient construction methods.

This architectural monument incorporates specific joinery techniques that allow the wooden frame to distribute weight evenly without using modern fastening systems.

Location: Nord

GPS coordinates: 52.38100,9.72251

Latest update: March 14, 2025 20:02