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Minister Nicole Razavi inspected the conversion of the listed stable building in Karlsruhe. The conversion of the barracks area for residential purposes sends a strong signal especially in this day and age.On Monday January 16 2023 Nicole Razavi Minister for Regional Development and Housing in Baden-Wrttemberg found out about the current status of the conversion work on the listed stable building into apartments in the north-west part of Karlsruhe . GEM Ingenieurgesellschaft mbH Projektmanagement a subsidiary of CG Elementum AG received a grant of 429760 euros for the property at Ludwig-Haas-Strasse 11 in August 2022. The funds are part of the states monument support program for 2022.Cultural monuments such as the historic stable building in Karlsruhe are visible signs of our past explained Minister Razavi. The stable building belongs to the former artillery barracks into which the soldiers of the Royal Prussian Field Artillery Regiment Number 50 moved in 1899. The site is one of the few almost completely preserved Baden barracks from the Wilhelmine era in Baden-Wrttemberg. I am very pleased that the area is now being actively managed in the future and is being converted into living space. That sends a strong signal especially in this day and age. A total of around 170 apartments will be built on the former barracks site. In Ludwig-Haas-Strasse alone there are eight townhouses and three apartments.Completion in spring 2023dr Tobias Schnaidt Branch Manager Karlsruhe of CG Elementum AG We are very proud that we will completely complete the Quartier Hofgarten Karree which includes the building that Minister Razavi visited in spring 2023. The funding supplements our in-house expertise in building livable quarters because we preserve listed old buildings transform them into healthy living spaces and combine them prudently with new buildings.The funds for the conversion of the stable building are part of the second tranche of the states monument support program 2022. In 2022 around 15.3 million euros were released for 185 measures. The State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in the Stuttgart Regional Council LAD was also able to approve 119 applications with a volume of around 1.1 million euros for measures under 20000 euros.Land supports owners in preserving the monumentsAs one of only a few states Baden-Wrttemberg has been supporting monument owners in preserving their monuments for over 40 years. Within the framework of the available budget private applicants for measures on their cultural monuments can receive funding of 50 percent for specific monument-related expenses churches and municipalities 33 percent. There is no legal entitlement to a grant. The Ministry for Regional Development and Housing decides on the establishment of the funding program and the measures to be funded. The funding is financed from state funds that have been approved by the state parliament of Baden-Wrttemberg . The majority comes from the proceeds of theState Toto-Lotto GmbH Baden-Wrttemberg .Applications for funding from state monument funds can be sent state-wide to the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in the Stuttgart Regional Council. In addition the preservation of architectural and cultural monuments is also tax-privileged under certain conditions.
