Beucha Water Tower

Part of the ⬜🟨⬜ all-round hiking trailconstruction time20. Century,
1911 to 1913Art Nouveau styleBuilderMunicipality of BeuchaMaster builder/architectDesign by Walter Gralapp; aExecution Civil engineer Arthur BundeConditionThe water tower in Beucha is in good condition.Current useVacancyAccessThe water tower in Beucha cannot be visited.
Description
Type/Floor plan Octagonal water tower with side building and canopy roof on two pillarsBuilding facadePlaster facade, corniceRoof shapeflat pitched roof with lantern
Further information
Surroundings
The water tower in Beucha marks the entrance to the churchyard, which is no longer used today.Source: architektur-blicklicht.de/artikel/touren/wasserturm-beucha

Built in 1911 and almost 28 meters high octagonal water tower

The tower is far from picturesque now, but thanks to the archway to the church it becomes acceptable. The plaster makes the building appear extremely gloomy.