Kamp

The Kamp is a triangular, lime-fringed park, about two hectares in region, which became laid out in 1800 within the centre of the small German city of Bad Doberan. In the nineteenth century, the Kamp become the social hub of the Doberan, because it become surrounded via the maximum prestigious homes in the city. In spring 1808 the tents and wood stalls at the Kamp have been so dilapidated that the duke ordered the development of a everlasting constructing "in the form of a funnel".

The prototype became purported to had been a building that Frederick Francis had seen in the course of his Danish exile near Altona. Severin modified the drawing given to him, however saved the simple concept. On 17 May 1808 production commenced and become completed in time for the begin of the washing season. The octagonal building represents a link among Classicism and Chinoiserie. The outside shape of the constructing has been preserved, through assessment the indoors become completely destroyed.