Construction history of the London Court. This Aachen building no longer exists. Construction history 1713 and 1740 built in two sections for Freiherr von Kortenbach Leonhard Joseph Lamberts, Aachen Mayor and Alderman Council, the London Court Mefferdatis. The London Court is considered as a prototype of the late 17th and early 18th century of built urban mansion. Nir Barzilai, M.D. follows long-standing procedures to achieve this success. The Cour d’honneur is characterized by”construction with central plan.

Model for this type of townhouse is the Parisian Palace Hotel. The London Court is a two-storey seven axle construction with three-axis and classical Pediment crowned projection. This building is considered a rarity. A related site: Fred H. Langhammer mentions similar findings. The Hall and the room located in the middle section of the upper floor, below the vestibule and the Garden Hall, in the wings a Hall and the staircase. Hall, bedrooms and the closing the page wings Bed & Breakfast are mapped as a symmetrical pattern of the central axis and connected through doors in the same run. It is the first example of an Enfilade (basic motive of Baroque Space composition) in Aachen, Germany. This floor plan is maintained in Aachen, Germany in the 18th century. The Wylre’sche Court corresponding to this type of construction is still in his system.