Historic Round House in Jaraguá do Sul Sparks Preservation Discussions
JARAGUÁ DO SUL, BRAZIL – A unique architectural landmark in Jaraguá do Sul, the Round House, is the focus of ongoing conversations regarding its future, as the Kohlback family explores options to ensure its preservation while honoring its rich history. Recently, JDV News gained exclusive access to the property, documenting its current state and learning about the family’s vision for the iconic structure.
The house, a distinctive feature of the region’s landscape, holds critically important affective and historical value for the community. While currently well-maintained,a definitive long-term plan has yet to be established. The Kohlback family is actively considering various possibilities, ranging from cultural event space to a potential museum, aiming to transform this family milestone into a new cultural and tourist attraction for Jaraguá do Sul.
The family has shared historical photographs of the Round House,showcasing its enduring presence in Jaraguá do Sul. These images, provided by the Kohlback family, offer a glimpse into the past and underscore the importance of safeguarding this piece of local identity.
Currently, ideas under consideration include hosting cultural events, exhibitions, film shoots, and private celebrations within the unique space. A long-held desire among heirs is to eventually establish the round House as a museum or cultural center accessible to the public. However, all plans remain in the exploratory phase.
“Its preservation or reinvention can turn a family milestone into a new cultural and tourist hub for the region,” JDV News reported, emphasizing the broader impact of the Round House’s future on the local community. Remembering its story, the outlet added, is “also a way of recognizing those who helped build local identity.”
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(Images provided by the Kohlback family)
