Universität Stuttgart, Keplerstraße 7
Deutsch: Ursprünglicher Hauptbau des ehemaligen Polytechnikums. Heute Sitz der zentralen Verwaltung des Campus Stadtmitte der Universität Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, Deutschland. Erbaut im Stil des Historismus von 1860 bis 1864 vom Architekten Josef Egle. Erweitert von 1875 bis 1879 von den Architekten Christian Friedrich Leins und Alexander Tritschler. Der Bauschmuck stammt vom Bildhauer Carl Eisele. English: Original main construction of the former polytechnic. Today seat of the central management of the campus city centre of the university of Stuttgart, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany. Built in the style of the Historismus from 1860 to 1864 from the architect Josef Egle. Extends from 1875 to 1879 from architects Christians Friedrich Leins and Alexander Tritschler. The construction jewellery comes from the sculptor Carl Eisele. Français : Construction principale première de l'ancienne école d'enseignement technique général. Aujourd'hui le siège de l'administration centrale du campus le centre de la ville de l'université de Stuttgart, le Baden-Wurtemberg, l'Allemagne. Construit dans le style de l'historisme de 1860 à 1864 d'architecte Joseph Egle. Elargit de 1875 à 1879 d'architecte Christian Friedrich Leins et Alexandre Tritschler. L'ornement de construction descend du sculpteur Carl Eisele. Italiano: Costruzione principale originale di antico politecnico. Oggi posto della direzione centrale del centro di campus dell'università di Stoccarda, Baden-Wurttemberg, la Germania. Costruito nello stile di Historismus a partire dal 1860 a 1864 dall'architetto Josef Egle. Si estende a partire dal 1875 a 1879 dai cristiani di architetti Friedrich Leins e Alexander Tritschler. I gioielli di costruzione vengono dallo scultore Carl Eisele. Português: Construção principal original da antiga escola politécnica. Hoje assento da gestão central do centro de cidade de recinto universitário da universidade de Stuttgart, Baden-Wurttemberg, a Alemanha. Construído no estilo de Historismus desde 1860 para 1864 do arquiteto Josef Egle. Estende-se desde 1875 para 1879 dos cristãos de arquitetos Friedrich Leins e Alexander Tritschler. As jóias de construção vêm do escultor Carl Eisele. Español: Construcción principal original del instituto politécnico antiguo. Hoy el asiento de la administración central del campus el centro de la ciudad de la universidad de Stuttgart, el Baden-Wurtemberg, Alemania. Construido en el estilo de la historiología de 1860 a 1864 del arquitecto Josef Egle. Amplía de 1875 a 1879 de arquitecto Christian Friedrich Leins y Alexander Tritschler. Las joyas de construcción proceden del escultor Carl Eisele. Русский: Первоначальное главное здание бывшего политехнического института. Сегодня сиденье центрального управления кампуса центр города университета Штутгарта, Баден-Вюртемберг, Германию. Построен в стиле Historismus с 1860 по 1864 от архитектора Йозефа Эгле. Расширяет с 1875 по 1879 от архитектора Кристиана Фридриха Лайнса и Александра Тричлера. Архитектурный орнамент происходит от скульптора Карла Айзеле. Joseph von Egle  (1818–1899)  DescriptionGerman architect and university teacherDate of birth/death 1818  1899 Location of birth/death StuttgartWork location Stuttgart Authority control : Q100283 VIAF: 52440036 ISNI: 0000 0000 4684 0153 LCCN: n98082027 Open Library: OL2099856A GND: 116371080 WorldCat creator QS:P170,Q100283 Christian Friedrich von Leins  (1814–1892)  Alternative names Christian Friedrich LeinsDescriptionGerman architect and university teacherDate of birth/death 22 November 1814  25 August 1892 Location of birth/death Stuttgart StuttgartWork location Stuttgart Authority control : Q101921 VIAF: 32803719 ISNI: 0000 0001 2127 0358 LCCN: nr96010672 Open Library: OL2518948A GND: 119308282 WorldCat creator QS:P170,Q101921 Alexander Tritschler  (1828–1907)  DescriptionGerman architect and university teacherDate of birth/death 10 February 1828  25 April 1907 Location of birth/death Biberach an der Riss StuttgartAuthority control : Q2643489 VIAF: 5708256 GND: 117419699 creator QS:P170,Q2643489