The Uldrup Farm - Uldrupgården, Odder
The protected Uldrupgården represents a rare farm type originating from the Holstein architectural tradition as expressed in the construction and Iayout of the farmhouse. It stands in a unique location in the beautiful Aakjaer valley landscape, at the foot of the Uldrup Hills. ...
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Title: | The Uldrup Farm - Uldrupgården, Odder |
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Entr. year: | 2000 |
Result: | Diploma |
Country: | Denmark |
Town: | Odder |
Category type: | architectural heritage |
Building type/ Project type: | Agricultural building/structure |
Former use: | Farmhouse |
Actual use: | Tourist accomodation, can be rented privately. Not open to the public. |
Built: | 19th century |
Architect / Proj.leader: | Erik Einar Holm, Architect (Roslev - DK) |
The Jury's citation: | "For the exemplary and sensitive restoration and rehabilitation of dilapidated farm buildings, using original material and construction methods" |
GPS: | 55°53'23.8"N; 10°6'2.8"E |
Web, Links: | www.visitodder.com/ln-int/uldrupgarden-uldrup-farm-gdk650989 |
Description:
The protected Uldrupgården represents a rare farm type originating from the Holstein architectural tradition as expressed in the construction and Iayout of the farmhouse. It stands in a unique location in the beautiful Aakjaer valley landscape, at the foot of the Uldrup Hills. Buildings and surroundings make out a unity with a rare depth of feeling. In spring 1997, due to the extreme condition of decay, it was seriously considered to withdraw the preservation order and give up the buildings. In spite of the extremely poor condition, however, the restoration began. The background of this decision was the particular value constituted by the interaction between the buildings and the landscape, the unquestionable architectural qualities and cultural history connected to Denmark's only preserved Schäfergaard.
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