power station Nürtingen
Nürtingen, Germany
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Built in 1926 in Nürtingen, Germany, this run-of-river hydroelectric power station exemplifies Expressionist architectural principles applied to industrial infrastructure. Designed to harness water power with minimal damming, the facility represents an important phase in early twentieth-century German energy development. Now recognized as a cultural heritage monument in Baden-Württemberg, the power station survives as a notable example of how Expressionist aesthetics—characterized by dynamic forms and emotional intensity—influenced the design of functional engineering structures during the Weimar era.
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- Built
- Type
- run-of-river hydroelectric power station
- Heritage
- cultural heritage monument in Baden-Württemberg
- Place
- Nürtingen, Germany
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