Acute endangered building in Torgau: Interview with Jürgen Herzog

Acute endangered building in Torgau: Interview with Jürgen Herzog

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Torgauer monument protector is worried about buildings that are acutely endangered

1050 years of Torgau-an opportunity to present the magnificent Renaissance facades. But what else is there to do? Monument protection Dr. Jürgen Herzog replies in the interview, there are many photos with examples.

The condition of the renovation efforts in Torgau

Torgau is preparing for the 1050th anniversary and it is a great opportunity to present the impressive Renaissance facades of the city. But what about progress in the renovation efforts? Which measures have already been implemented and what are the challenges are still imminent? In order to receive answers to these questions, we have with Dr. Jürgen Herzog spoken, a respected monument protection officer who is awarded a renowned price of the German National Committee for Monument Protection for his services to monument protection in Torgau.

The concern about endangered buildings

dr. Jürgen Herzog expresses his greatest concern about some buildings in Torgau that are in an acute endangered state. It is regrettable that these historically valuable buildings are displaced and may be lost permanently. As a monument protectionist, Duke's goal is to preserve such buildings and to preserve for future generations.

The role of energetic renovation

In addition to the urgent renovation work on endangered buildings, Dr. Jürgen Herzog also about the new legislative projects for energetic renovation. While it is important to take energy -efficient measures to reduce ecological footprint, these projects must be implemented sensitively so as not to impair listed buildings. It is a challenging task to reconcile the preservation of the historical heritage with the requirements of modern energy efficiency.

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The 1050th anniversary offers Torgau the opportunity to present its magnificent Renaissance facades and attract visitors from all over the world. But while the city is preparing for this important event, the existing challenges in the renovation efforts must not be forgotten. Dr. Jürgen Herzog, a respected conservationist, is passionate about the preservation of endangered buildings and at the same time expresses his concerns about the legislative projects for energetic renovation. It is crucial to find a balanced approach that enables both the protection of historical buildings and adaptation to modern requirements. This is the only way to preserve the historical heritage of Torgau for future generations.