List of cultural monuments in Marienthal Ost

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The list of cultural monuments in Marienthal Ost contains the cultural monuments in the Zwickau district of Marienthal Ost that are listed in the official list of monuments of the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony .

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  • Location: If available, street name and house number of the cultural monument; The list is basically sorted according to this address. The map link leads to various map displays and gives the coordinates of the cultural monument.
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Marienthal East

image designation location Dating description ID
Railway bridge (Map) 1926-1928 Overlapping structure (crossing structure) with four elements in a steel framework construction of technical historical value.

Rare in length and design in Saxony today, originally a standard structure, consisting of four sections, steel framework construction on concrete pillars, span 96.4 m, height 6.6 m, underpass of the Dresden – Werdau line through the branch on the Schwarzenberg – Zwickau line to Zwickau freight yard .

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Group of three houses / row of houses in open development, with enclosure and front garden Agricolastrasse 1; 3; 5
(card) 		1901-1902 Elaborately structured and designed, historicizing clinker complex of great architectural and urban development historical value.

Three-storey, five axes, yellow clinker brick decorated with red clinker strips and red clinker brick, windows not prototypically renewed, window frames made of artificial stone, on the upper floors the central window axis is particularly emphasized by segmented arch roofing on the 1st floor and triangular roofing on the 2nd floor, these decorated with a female head and floral decorations, each with a two-axis roof bay window flanked by two stone doves with triangular gables and small volutes, slate-covered mansard roof, iron fence with clinker base, left building of the group of three houses, renovation 1997

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Double apartment building in open development Agricolastrasse 9; 11
(card) 		1909-1910, re. 1910 Elaborately designed building of architecture around 1910 in very good original condition of architectural value, as part of a similarly designed street in terms of urban history, possibly even significant in terms of urban development.

Number 9: see number 11, inscribed on the gable side: "ERBAUT / 1910", side roof bay window here not with half-timbering, attic window on the gable without shutters, but combined in two groups, renovation 1997

Number 11: apparently erected in 1909 (one year before number 9), large building, three-storey, six axes, base of red clinker brick, as a demarcation to the plaster of the upper floors, band of green glazed bricks and plaster band with small green inlay tiles, two-axis two-storey bay window arranged in the middle with a balcony at the top, here the windows on the 2nd floor flanked by half-columns and arched ends with egg-stick motifs, further plaster and stucco decorations and plaster blocks both on the ground floor and on the upper floor, windows on the ground floor with trapezoidal skylight, all windows based on the original not very good, two-axis roof bay on the side with ornamental framework, beaver tail crown covering, five small windows on the gable side in the attic with exposed shutters, renovation 1997.

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Apartment building in half-open development, part of a double apartment building (belonging to Marienthaler Straße 60) Agricolastraße 10
(map) 		1912 Three-storey plastered building with an elaborately designed bay window of urban and architectural value.

three-storey, four axes, approximately the middle axis with a polygonal bay window over two floors with stylized plaster and stucco decorations, otherwise smooth plaster, slate covering, mansard roof, roof bay window also polygonal, original house entrance door, house entrance on the gable side, this one with artificial stone walls and triangular gable roofing Rear side of a subsequently added winter garden with plastered and decorated parapet fields, renovation 1998

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Double apartment building in open development Agricolastrasse 13; 15
(card) 		1909-1910 Plastered building typical of the time in very good original condition of architectural value, as part of a similarly designed street in terms of urban history, possibly even urban planning.

Number 13: 1909, similar design to the neighboring house with elaborate plaster and stucco decorations, three-storey, six axes, two-axis bay window above, roof bay window, here original shutters, also stencil painting on the eaves area of ​​the bay window, ground floor partially clad with red clinker, Otherwise smooth plaster, windows with lattice-split skylights based on the original, beaver-tail crown covering, crooked hip roof, decorative fish on the consoles of the bay window in both houses (Art Nouveau), renovation 1997.

Number 15: 1910, three-storey building over six axes, two-axis oriel arranged in the middle with plaster and stucco ornamentation typical of the time, ground floor partially clad with red clinker brick, otherwise smooth plaster, windows with lattice-split skylights based on the original, half-hipped roof, two-axis roof bay, eaves area from the bay window stencil painting Well restored, simulated shutters on the roof bay as plastered-up surfaces, originally even with a painted heart, which has not been preserved today, decorative fish on the consoles of the bay window in both houses (Art Nouveau), renovation 1997.

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Apartment house in open development with fencing Agricolastrasse 17
(map) 		1910 Simple plastered building of urban value as part of a street of the same design.

three-storey, on an approximately square floor plan, fire gable on the right, originally intended for the extension of a semi-detached house, plinth and ground floor up to the height of the red clinker brick, otherwise plaster, restrained plaster and stucco decorations, central projection with a protruding two-axis bay window from the 1st floor, also with plaster typical of the time - Stucco ornamentation, ornamental framework on the roof bay above, on the ground floor coupled on both sides next to the central projection, connected by a small canopy with standing seam cladding, gable-sided ground floor window also with a small canopy, mansard hipped roof, fence pillars exposed aggregate concrete plaster stone also preserved the pillars of the gate, simple wooden picket fence, windows not prototypically renewed, facade renovation 2005

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Population, consisting of two blocks of flats (all parts of the population) Anne-Frank-Strasse 2; 4; 6; 8
(card) 		1940/1941 (Anne-Frank-Strasse 2, 4) Originally preserved building complex of architectural, social and urban value.

Anne-Frank-Straße 2, 4: see description of the other buildings in brackets, construction was delayed due to a temporary shutdown of non-war building projects, FS 2844

Anne-Frank-Strasse 6, 8: see also numbers 2 and 4 as well as Geschwister-Scholl-Str. 1, 3, 5, 7 and Hoferstr. 23, 25, 27, 29, 31, 33, 35, 37, building from the housing series 1957/58, TYPE - KMST 20Q, therefore a little different in the design than the neighboring building with twin windows, this house has not been renovated in accordance with listed buildings, including wrong thermal insulation Color scheme, dormers changed, skylight windows, but due to its urban significance, the building remains in the list of monuments, FS 2845

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Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development Antonstrasse 9
(map) 		1902 striking clinker brick building of urban and architectural value, in very good original condition.

two-storey, 3 × 1 × 4 window axes, flat segmented arched windows on the ground floor, rectangular windows on the upper floor, arched windows in the attic, red clinker brick, plastered base, corner designed as a corner project, polygonal, three-story with tower-like corner formation, this originally in three parts, today combined, mansard roof, 3rd floor Original saddle roof dormer windows with wooden facing and floating gable, further two-axis roof bay window with blind gable and obelisk as a crown on the west side, small round windows in the upper end of the corner formation and the roof bay window, renovation 1994

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Apartment building in closed development Antonstrasse 12
(map) 		1905 historically important.

three-storey, five axes, red clinker brick, rectangular windows with an elaborate crowning, structured by yellow clinker strips in the area of ​​the window sills and lintels, front door not prototypically renewed.

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Apartment building in corner location, half of a double apartment building (belonging to Gutenbergstrasse 13) Antonstrasse 12a
(map) 		1906 Striking clinker brick building in good original condition, originally with a shop.

three-storey, corner projecting four-storey, 4 × 1 × 6 window axes, rectangular windows in a regular arrangement, partly grouped together, window canopies with ashlar elements decorated with flowers, red clinker brick, partially repaired, shop originally on the corner, not preserved today, facade through there as well The plaster has changed, the house is part of a street with the same design and therefore has urban significance.

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Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development Antonstrasse 14
(map) 		1900 with a shop, a striking clinker brick building of architectural significance.

three-storey, 6 × 1 × 7 window axes, corner projections and two side projections, rectangular windows, profiled cornice, plastered base, facade yellow clinker brick, corner shop, the shop door set back via steps, these and the shop windows renewed, the windows renewed, horizontal Window roofing and triangular gable roofing, profiled cornice, disfiguring dormer window at the corner, here originally roof bay window flanked by two massive dormer windows with triangular gable and volutes, renovation 1994.

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Factory building (assembly hall over several levels - listening building) as well as goods delivery hall (later culture house) Crimmitschauer Strasse 67
(map) 		1914 (Horch building construction) Factory building of great industrial, urban and architectural value (former administration building demolished in 1995)

Administration building: demolition approved 9/95, demolition in 1995, parcel 1576/60.

Monument value: importance in building history - the Horchhochbau is one of the oldest steel frame buildings in Saxony and the oldest steel frame building in Zwickau. He documents the assembly of the cars over several levels.

Horchhochbau: Originally the inscription Horchwerke still recognizable. Parcel 1576/97

Clubhouse Sachsenring:

Originally the Horch distribution center , one of the last remaining factory buildings of the Horch automobile plant , single-storey hall with buttresses, high rectangular windows and arched roof, inside no noteworthy fittings.

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House of a settlement (see also No. 73, 73a, 75, 75a, 77 and 79), former official residence of Horch Werke Crimmitschauer Strasse 71
(map) 		1925 Typical plastered building with archway / interior fittings of architectural and regional historical importance.

Head building of the civil servants 'settlement: two-storey plastered building with a rectangular floor plan with a curved saddle roof, connected to the row house (the neighboring civil servants' houses) by an archway.

The cultural monument is part of a residential complex that was designed in 1925 by the important Zwickau architects Tamm & Grobe and built under their management. The client was the HORCH works, which were located in the immediate vicinity. Since the residential complex was intended to accommodate civil servants close to the factory, it is characterized by a sophisticated design. Due to the historical and urban significance of the individual residential buildings in the residential complex, preserving the characteristic appearance of the residential complex and its design details is in the public interest.

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Residential building in a settlement with an archway (belonging to No. 71, 73a, 75, 75a, 77 and 79), formerly the official residence of Horch Werke Crimmitschauer Strasse 73
(map) 		1925 Typical plastered construction of architectural and regional historical importance.

Part of a terraced house consisting of five individual buildings, each with three window axes, two-storey, curved saddle roof, natural stone base, connected by an archway to the head building of the settlement, in the middle of the facade between the ground floor and upper floor plastered stucco ornament (representation of a traveler on foot) - these representations form a continuous history of transport, which is described in several stages on the neighboring buildings. Same design as the neighboring building, but without shutters, the original wooden dormer with a curved gable roof.

The cultural monument is part of a residential complex that was designed in 1925 by the important Zwickau architects Tamm & Grobe and built under their management. The client was the HORCH works, which were located in the immediate vicinity. Since the residential complex was intended to accommodate civil servants close to the factory, it is characterized by a sophisticated architectural design. Due to the historical and urban significance of the individual residential buildings, maintaining the characteristic appearance of the residential complex and its design details is in the public interest.

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Residential building in a settlement (belonging to No. 71, 73, 75, 75a, 77 and 79), former civil servant residence of Horch Werke AG Crimmitschauer Strasse 73a
(map) 		1925 Typical plastered construction of architectural and regional historical importance.

Part of a terraced house consisting of five individual buildings, each with three window axes, two-storey, curved saddle roof, natural stone base, in the middle of the building the facade between the ground floor and upper floor plastered stucco ornament (representation of a stagecoach) - these representations form a continuous history of the transport system, which is described in several stages on the neighboring buildings. Stair strings made of roughly hewn quarry stone masonry, single flight of stairs, original front door with folding shutters. Art Deco stucco ceilings inside .

The cultural monument is part of a residential complex that was designed in 1925 by the important Zwickau architects Tamm & Grobe and built under their management. The client was Horch-Werke AG, which was in the immediate vicinity. Since the residential complex was intended to house civil servants close to the factory, it is characterized by a certain architectural quality. Due to the historical and urban significance of the individual residential buildings as well as the residential complex, preserving the characteristic appearance of the residential complex and its design details is in the public interest.

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Residential building in a settlement (belonging to No. 71, 73, 73a, 75a, 77 and 79), formerly the official residence of Horch Werke Crimmitschauer Strasse 75
(map) 		1925 Typical plastered construction of architectural and regional historical importance.

Two-storey terraced house over three axes, window and door shutters with lamellas, original box windows preserved as well as very beautiful front door with curved bars in the skylight, single flight of stairs to the house entrance, stringer made of natural stone masonry, natural stone base, plaster and stucco decoration in the middle of the house - representation of a Steam locomotive from the time the steam locomotive was built.

The cultural monument is part of a residential complex that was designed in 1925 by the important Zwickau architects Tamm & Grobe and built under their management. The client was the HORCH works, which were located in the immediate vicinity. Since the residential complex was intended to house civil servants close to the factory, it is characterized by a certain architectural quality. Due to the historical and urban significance of the individual residential buildings as well as the residential complex, preserving the characteristic appearance of the residential complex and its design details is in the public interest.

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Residential building in a settlement (belonging to No. 71, 73, 73a, 75, 77 and 79), formerly the official residence of Horch Werke Crimmitschauer Strasse 75a
(map) 		1925 Typical plastered construction of architectural and regional historical importance.

Two-storey terraced house on three axes, formerly with shutters with lamellas, the house entrance door also originally with folding shutters, single flight of stairs to the house entrance strings made of natural stone masonry, base natural stone, plaster and stucco decoration in the middle of the house - representation of a car

The cultural monument is part of a residential complex that was designed in 1925 by the important Zwickau architects Tamm & Grobe and built under their management. The client was the HORCH works, which were located in the immediate vicinity. Since the residential complex was intended to accommodate civil servants close to the factory, it is characterized by a sophisticated design. Due to the historical and urban significance of the individual residential buildings as well as the residential complex, preserving the characteristic appearance of the residential complex and its design details is in the public interest.

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Residential house in open development and weeping elm in the front garden Crimmitschauer Strasse 76
(map) 		1904 Small villa-like house, plastered building with ornamental framework, home of the Zwickau architect Paul Dreßler, of architectural and artistic value.

single-storey building with a jagged floor over an irregular floor plan with semicircular protruding porches on the ground floor partially protruding into the roof area, gable triangle with ornamental framework and other curved struts, crooked hip roof, good original condition, windows probably not renewed according to the original, original two-winged front door with carvings - Art Nouveau ornamentation tree with leaves, striking sloping stairwell window, window openings in different shapes and sizes, residential villa by the architect Paul Dressler.

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Residential building in a settlement with an archway (belonging to No. 71, 73, 73a, 75, 75a and 79), formerly the official residence of Horch Werke Crimmitschauer Strasse 77
(map) 		1925 Typical plastered construction of architectural and regional historical importance.

Front building of the row house, base of natural stone polygonal masonry, side entrance with a small massive entrance porch with hipped roof, single flight of stairs, stringer natural stone layered masonry, connected to house number 79 by an archway, plaster and stucco decorations in the middle of the house - representation of an airplane, original plaster design .

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Residential building in a settlement with a shared archway with No. 77 (belonging to No. 71, 73, 73a, 75, 75a and 77), formerly the official residence of Horch Werke Crimmitschauer Strasse 79
(map) 		1925 Typical plastered construction of architectural and regional historical importance.

Head building of the settlement, identical to house number 71, standing individually, connected to number 77 by an archway, house entrance on the gable side with a single flight of stairs, massive staircase stringer with natural stone ashlar masonry, plastered stucco decorations over the balcony door on the first floor, side semicircular porch, bay-like projection On all floors with plaster and stucco decorations, on the second gable side small bay windows over a triangular floor plan on the ground floor with natural stone plinth and wooden roof, supported by thin, slightly bulged wooden pillars, house closed by a curved gable roof.

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Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development Döhnerstraße 24
(map) 		1901 Striking clinker brick building of architectural and urban value.

three-storey, 6 × 1 × 6 axes, corner projections with polygonal formation, rectangular windows, segmental arched windows on the 2nd floor, hipped roof, orange-red clinker brick with dark red glazed binder layers, plastered base, original front door with high, tapered skylight.

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Apartment house in closed development in a corner Froebelstrasse 13
(map) 		1899 formerly with three shops, a striking clinker brick building with a simple design.

four-storey, partly three-storey, dark red clinker brick, broadly mounted with corner projections and polygonal corner formation, there is a shop, also a shop in Werdar Straße, simple design, urban development value.

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Apartment building in closed development, part of a double dwelling (belonging to Werzeit Str. 48) Froebelstrasse 14
(map) 		1901 Mixed clinker building in very good original condition of urban and architectural value.

three-storey, six axes, first floor plaster and plaster grooves, upper storeys white glazed brick, regularly arranged rectangular and segmented arched windows, windows not renewed prototypically today, parapet fields on the 1st floor decorated with floral decorations, triangular gable roofing of these windows.

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School, gym and enclosure Froebelstrasse 17
(map) 		1902 representative building complex in very good original condition of architectural and local historical value.

3. Citizens 'school, broad-based building in mixed clinker construction with two staircase projections, former boys and girls' school with separate entrances, original intermediate doors, mixed clinker construction, plaster on the ground floor, the upper floors decorated in orange-yellow clinker with dark red glazed binder layers, window parapets partly plastered fields, there were originally paintings which are not preserved today, iron fence with elaborately decorated fence posts, there flower decorations, front doors all new using the old ornamental grilles and the carved door panels.

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Two roundhouse sheds, each with a turntable, beam tracks, siding and connection points, with roundhouse I with chimney and roundhouse II with workshop extension, workshop and forge equipment Geschwister-Scholl-Strasse
(map) 		around 1890 Two of the originally three roundhouse of the former Zwickau railway depot, despite some changes that were not made to the existing building during the construction period, a largely authentically preserved ensemble for the maintenance and repair of locomotives, due to the completeness of the structural and technical systems that have been preserved and the legibility of the functional relationships between the importance of the history of the railway and the history of technology.

Roundhouse I: semicircular, outer brickwork made of red bricks, pilaster strips, segmented arched window and gate lintels with yellow brickwork, arranged like segments around a turntable, beam tracks lead to 20 locomotive stands with maintenance pits inside, original roof construction made of riveted iron trusses, flat saddle roof, chimney: north adjoining the facade of the round locomotive shed, base made of red brick masonry on a square floor plan, above it a round chimney made of yellow bricks, turntable: used to horizontally rotate the locomotives to be serviced in the locomotive shed, diameter 20 m, bridge turntable in a circular turntable pit, riveted steel construction, plus beam tracks, Sidings and connection points.

Roundhouse II with workshop extension in the southwest: semicircular, outer brickwork made of red bricks, partly offset with yellow brickwork, partly plastered, segment-arched window openings, gate openings partly structurally changed (originally segment-arched, rectangular profile in the western part of the building), 20 locomotive stands with maintenance pits, roof construction in the eastern part of the building . original, but with new roofing, in the western part after a slight increase in the outer walls of the building, the roof shape changed with a lantern, iron trusses riveted, possibly during the construction period despite the increase, two-storey workshop extension with saddle roofs, workshop and forge facilities inside the building (scope and state of preservation to be checked) , Turntable: diameter 23 m, bridge turntable in a circular turntable pit, riveted steel construction, plus beam tracks, connecting tracks and connecting points

Bahnbetriebswerke (Bw for short) took over the maintenance (operational maintenance) of the locomotives used in rail traffic (the scheduled maintenance took place in repair shops), also supplying the steam locomotives with operating materials, therefore construction in the vicinity of larger train stations, the Zwickau BW belonged to the Dresden Railway Directorate, ensured the smooth use of locomotives in the catchment area of ​​the largest freight yard in Saxony, which was mainly characterized by the dispatch of hard coal from the nearby mines, closed in 1970, since then unused.

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Comprehensive workforce settlement of G. Basser Kommandit-Gesellschaft, consisting of six apartment blocks (Geschwister-Scholl-Straße 1/3 and 5/7 and Hoferstraße 23/25, 27/29, 31/33 and 35/37, all elements as a whole) Geschwister-Scholl-Strasse 1; 3; 5; 7
(card) 		1939 Residential buildings typical of the time, examples of social housing of architectural, social and urban significance.

Geschwister-Scholl-Straße 1, 3: two-storey, rectangular floor plan, two house entrances, Theumaer slate base, upper floor plaster with thermal insulation, simple rectangular windows, hipped roof, dormers with saddle roof,

Geschwister-Scholl-Straße 5, 7: same design as the neighboring house, broad, two-storey plastered building over a rectangular floor plan, base Theumaer slate, upper floors plaster with plaster, today with thermal insulation, hipped roof with folded tiles, on the eaves side a row of single-axis dormers with a gable roof, on the eaves side dormer with hipped roof, biaxial, the group of houses includes a garden,

Hoferstraße 23, 25: see other buildings in the residential complex, execution of construction business C. Stempel & Co.

Hoferstraße 27, 29: see description of the other buildings (those in the ...)

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Apartment building in half-open development Goethestrasse 11
(map) 		1911 very simple plastered building in reform style of urban value.

five axes, three-storey, simple façade structure typical of the time, single windows not in accordance with the original, coloring in accordance with the original, hipped mansard roof, two-axis roof bay window, if possible deletion.

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Unity of municipal housing in 1955 on Goethestrasse / Marienthal, consisting of 10 blocks of flats with associated green spaces (all parts of an entity) Goethestrasse 12; 12a; 13; 13a; 13b; 14; 14a; 14b; 15; 15a; 17; 17a; 19; 20; 24; 26
(card) 		around 1950 (apartment block Mommsenstrasse 1–11, 13/15) Well-preserved residential complex of architectural, social and urban significance.

Goethestraße 12, 12a: same design as number 14a and 14b, sgraffito with floral illustration,

Goethestrasse 13, 13a, 13b, 15, 15a, 17: row development consisting of several blocks with a front building and arcades, door frames and partially plinths made of porphyry tuff or other natural stones, plastered facades with maggot plaster and an even arrangement of the rectangular windows, stairwell windows also with porphyries, a semicircular Bay windows in the same design as in neighboring houses, front building with arcade in front of the shop, also the neighboring house with shop front, gable triangle again divided into fields by plaster ribs, on the eaves side sgraffito (father with his children), saddle roofs, some dormers, green space with stairs in front of them with iron railing,

Goethestrasse 14, 14a, 14b: similar design to the apartment blocks in the neighborhood, only simpler, the door entrances, house entrances and plinths terrazzo, maggot plaster, on the gable side windows with small wrought iron parapets,

Goethestrasse 20: Rectangular building, standing at an angle to the apartment blocks directly connected to this building in Mommsenstrasse, shop front on the ground floor, framing of the shop window front with porphyry tufa panels, simple rectangular windows, partly combined to form twin windows, base natural stone cladding,

Goethestrasse 24, 26: four-storey, on the gable side facing Werwertstrasse four-bay arcade clad with porphyry slabs, the supporting pillars also clad with porphyry slabs, shop under the arcade, above the arcade Zwickau coat of arms (three swans) made of natural stone, poppy-glass walls in the house entrances, simple perforated facade with Maggot plaster, gable triangle divided into fields by plaster webs (imitated half-timbered), large shop front in Goethestrasse, the wall surfaces of which were also covered with porphyry panels, porphyry cornice, above the shop in Goethestrasse two window bay windows, the parapet fields also decorated with ornamental sgraffito,

Heckenweg 16, 18, 20, 22: four-storey, broad-based building with a rectangular floor plan, offset to the side next to number 18, large gate passage into the inner courtyard, bordered by natural stones, curbstones, above a rectangular bay window over three storeys with ribbon windows, the parapet decorated with sgraffiti, original house entrances with natural stone surrounds, segment arch-shaped, with keystone, windows and doors based on the original, rectangular windows in a row, today balconies presented on the south side, which obscure the appearance of the house but do not impair the original structure, gable roof,

Heckenweg 16a, 16b, 16c: as a wing attached at right angles to Heckenweg 16-22, three-storey plastered building also with bay windows, natural stone facing in the base area, parapets of bay windows with sgraffito, same entrance design as at 16-22, saddle roof, balconies retrofitted during renovation in presented in the 1990s, FS 2813

Mommsenstraße 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11: four-storey apartment blocks with partially protruding staircases clad with Rochlitz porphyry tuff panels, the window parapets with sgraffito, as well as sgraffito on the gable - depictions of flowers and deer, simple rows of rectangular windows, the entrances lavishly designed with drapery made of porphyry tufa, base natural stone cladding, at number 11 a semicircular bay window on the corner on all four floors also with sgraffito decorations - abstract plant ornaments, bay windows with belt cornices made of porphyry, both houses with saddle roof,

Mommsenstraße 13, 15: similar design as the neighboring houses, similar bay windows as in number 11,

Werwohn Straße 73, 75, 77, 79, 81: broad four-storey plastered building with a rectangular floor plan, on the side facing away from the street protruding bay windows from the ground floor above a rectangular floor plan with natural stone plinth, large rectangular windows, on the ground floor and first floor extensively glazed with railings at parapet height, facade structured with simple rectangular windows or twin windows, windows based on the original, street-side house entrances with arched porphyry tufa portals with keystones, front doors and windows based on the original, small French balconies on the stairwells, side semicircular bay windows with sgraffito decorations and flat sloping spire, saddle roof,

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Apartment building in half-open development Goethestrasse 21
(map) 		1910 Traditional plastered building with half-timbered gable in good original condition of urban and architectural value.

Similar design to residential buildings 23 and 25 but simpler, with plastered ashlars and indicated bosses, belt cornices, simple plastered stucco decorations, elaborate half-timbered ornamental gable on the roof bay, this two-axis with a crooked hip roof, windows not renewed in accordance with listed buildings.

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Apartment house in a corner location in open development Goethestrasse 22
(map) 		around 1905 high-quality plastered building with urban and architectural value in very good original condition.

three-storey, polygonal corner formation, there semicircular bay window over two floors, in the roof area with balcony, both facades with bay windows from the 1st floor - two-storey over a rectangular floor plan on strong console stones, corner shop with original single-leaf shop door with two fixed side wings, skylight of the shop door with curved bars, windows also with barbed skylights, arched window openings on the ground floor, otherwise rectangular windows, dormer windows, hipped roof.

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Double apartment building in open development Goethestrasse 23; 25
(card) 		around 1910 architecturally demanding plastered building in very good original condition of urban and architectural value.

Broad double dwelling, each half of the house six-axis and three-storey, each half of the house with a centrally arranged two-storey bay window over a rectangular floor plan from the 1st floor, both roof bay windows with ornamental framework and decorated verge, the dormers are designed in the same way, mansard hipped roof

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Apartment house in open development in a corner, with a front garden Goethestrasse 27
(map) 		1910 Striking plastered construction in terms of urban planning, slightly modified, of architectural value.

three-storey plastered building, over an angular floor plan with polygonal corner formation and polygonal bay window over two floors at the corner of the house, in the side street two-storey bay window over rectangular plan, windows with lattice-split skylights, these divided into regular squares by the crossing lattices, facade lightly structured with, among other things, bosses and inlaid blue tiles, the roof area simplified and changed with skylight windows.

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Apartment house in a corner location in open development Goethestrasse 29
(map) 		1907 Typical plastered construction of urban value.

three-storey corner building with polygonal corner formation, three oriels over a rectangular floor plan, slightly protruding or protruding further at the corner, two-storey at the corner of the house with a balcony in the roof area, plinth and ground floor veneered with embossed ashlar blocks, on the 1st and 2nd floors smooth plaster with stone window frames, Original gable, the bay window with simple ornamental framework.

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Residential house with attached shop pavilion, two building sculptures on the facade and green space in front Goethestrasse 35
(map) 		after 1930 Modern building in very good original condition of architectural historical importance and urban value.

Broad-based building with a rectangular floor plan, four-story, simple facade with an interesting tension between window opening and wall surface, almost square window openings, on both sides of the eaves sides two larger-than-life sculptures on consoles, depicting the architects Tamm and Grobe, one of whom is holding the house in his hands it is designed today, the other architect is holding an angular building with a gable roof, as the two architects originally envisioned the house, but this original design was not carried out, on the advice of the town planning office, the design had to be modified and carried out in the current style Both architects are among the most important architects in Zwickau, from this and the high-quality design of the building the architectural-historical significance of the building is derived (this building is one of the few modern residential buildings from the late 1930s in Zwickau). As an example of social housing, this building also has a socio-historical significance.

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Apartment building in a corner and in open development Gutenbergstrasse 1
(map) 		1893 representative clinker brick building with shop of architectural and urban value.

three-storey, 3 × 1 × 6 axes, red clinker brick decorated with yellow kilnkinder layers, window frames with horizontal window roofing or triangular gable roofing, polygonal corner, plaster base with plaster groove, windows not prototypically renewed, also shop window and shop door.

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Apartment building in closed development in a corner, part of a double apartment building (belonging to No. 14) Gutenbergstrasse 12
(map) 		1904 clinker brick building typical of the time with shops of urban value.

Three-storey, 6 × 1 × 5 window axes, corner risalit, four-storey, polygonal design with shop, shop door and shop window changed as well as the windows, facade in the area of ​​the base with red clinker bricks, ground floor and upper storey decorated with yellow clinker bricks with dark red glazed binder layers, front door renewed, subsequent storage door.

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Apartment building in semi-open development, part of a double apartment building (belonging to Antonstraße 12a) Gutenbergstrasse 13
(map) 		1907 traditional clinker brick building of urban value.

Base subsequently covered with tiles, otherwise red clinker brick, rectangular windows, 5 × 2 axes, three-storey, windows all renewed, house relatively simple, monument value results from the urban development value as part of a similarly designed street.

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Apartment building in semi-open development, part of a double apartment building (belonging to No. 12) Gutenbergstrasse 14
(map) 		1904 typical clinker brick building of urban value.

2 × 5 axes, three-storey, same design as the neighboring house, stone surrounds or crowning of the windows.

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Apartment building in half-open development, part of a group of three houses (belonging to No. 17 and 19) Gutenbergstrasse 15
(map) 		1906 Typical building in clinker mixed construction of urban value.

same design as number 19 but without a shop.

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Apartment building in semi-open development, part of a group of three houses (belonging to No. 18 and 20) Gutenbergstrasse 16
(map) 		1906 Typical building in clinker mixed construction of urban value.

three-storey, 5 × 2 window axes, first floor plastering, upper floor red clinker brick, side elevation uniaxial, window crowns typical of the time with ashlar with abstract ornamentation, saddle roof, windows renewed almost according to the original.

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Apartment building in closed development, part of a group of three houses (belonging to No. 15 and 19) Gutenbergstrasse 17
(map) 		1907 Typical building in clinker mixed construction of urban value.

Three-storey, five axes, first floor plastered and changed, front doors and windows changed, upper floor red clinker brick, the same window frames and roofs as the neighboring houses decorated with flower motifs, for urban planning reasons in the list of monuments, due to the similar design of the entire street.

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Apartment building in closed development, part of a group of three houses (belonging to No. 16 and 20) Gutenbergstrasse 18
(map) 		1906 Typical building in clinker mixed construction of urban value.

Middle part of the three-storey group of houses, three-storey, five axes, ground floor plastered with original plastered structure, house entrance arranged in the center, fluted plastered pilaster strips as a border and plastered stucco decorations above the door, entrance set back with steps, two-winged original house door with raised skylight window, segment arch opening on the ground floor, Both upper floors of red clinker brick with rectangular windows arranged regularly with ashlar crowning with abstract ornamentation, gable roof.

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Apartment building in semi-open development, part of a group of three houses (belonging to No. 15 and 17) Gutenbergstrasse 19
(map) 		1907 Typical building in clinker mixed construction of urban value.

three-storey, 5 × 2 window axes, plaster on the first floor, completely changed with subsequent, excessively large shop fittings, changed shop door, changed windows, upper floor red clinker brick, window frames elaborately designed similar to the neighboring house, saddle roof.

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Apartment building in semi-open development, part of a group of three houses (belonging to No. 16 and 18) Gutenbergstrasse 20
(map) 		1906 Typical building in clinker mixed construction of urban significance.

same design as number 16, windows changed and ground floor zone changed.

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Apartment building in closed development Gutenbergstrasse 21
(map) 		1908 representative building in clinker mixed construction with Art Nouveau influence of architectural and urban value.

Three-storey, six axes, first floor plaster, slightly changed, both upper storeys orange-red clinker brick, elaborate window canopies and window frames with grooves with various floral and abstract ornaments as well as shaped clinker bricks flanking the windows, two-axis side elevation, windows changed.

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Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development Gutenbergstrasse 21a
(map) 		re. 1912/1913 originally with shop, representative plastered building of great urban and architectural value.

5 × 1 × 5 window axes, three-storey, plastered construction, plinth of stone cladding, house entrance on the side in Gutenbergstrasse, front door modeled on the original with elaborate roofing and split skylight as well as windows modeled on the original with molded skylights, pilaster strips, restrained plaster and stucco decorations - mostly floral Motifs, roof bay window at the corner with 1 × 1 × 1 window axes.

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Apartment building designed in a semi-open development Gutenbergstrasse 22
(map) 		1905 Building in clinker mixed construction in very good original condition of urban value.

Similar design to the neighboring houses, 5 × 2 axes, three-storey, plinth with plastered ashlar, otherwise the facade clad with orange-red clinker cladding, two-axis side elevation, windows with stone crowns, elaborate floral and figural decorations on the side elevation including mask and foliage as art nouveau decoration, saddle roof, probably as Semi-detached house designed, the semi-detached house may have been destroyed in the war.

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Gantry crane Güterbahnhofstrasse
(map) 		before 1926 Plant part that is significant in terms of technology history.

Gantry crane: 30 t and 8 t load capacity, wooden roof, around 1950

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Apartment building in half-open development Heckenweg 15
(map) 		1913 representative, architecturally elaborate plastered building of great architectural, architectural and urban value.

Broadly laid-out building with a rectangular floor plan, four-storey, ground floor plastered ashlar, basket arched windows of different formats, all with grooved skylights, the windows were modeled on the original, upper floor combined with plaster strips and thereby emphasized vertically, different window formats, rectangular windows also with lattice-split skylights (renewed according to the model ), Bay window: wide bay window that characterizes the street scene of the house, four-axis with narrow, high-angle windows in the same design as the other windows, window parapets of bay window between the 1st and 2nd floors decorated with puttis in flat niches, bay windows over a rectangular floor plan on large Console stones supported, three-storey, merging into two-axis dormer, roof: drag dormers, hipped roof with slate.

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Residential building in open development with green space in front, double residential building (Hegelstrasse 1 and Jogichesstrasse 13) Hegelstrasse 1
(map) 		1923 Broad plastered building of urban and historical value in very good original condition.

three-storey, with the neighboring house forming a central projection, 12 axes, strong cornice, expressionistic plaster and stucco decorations, especially the roof bay, there also acute-angled crowns, hipped roof.

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Catholic church with attached parsonage and enclosure Hegelstrasse 3
(map) 		1935 Heimatstil buildings in very good original condition, of architectural and architectural value.

Church, simple hall building with a gable roof and a rectangular tower with hipped roof in front, on the tower facade elongated slotted windows with sound openings for the bell in the upper area as well as a large cross with rough plaster inserted into the plaster, connected to the rectory by an intermediate building, intermediate building with passage, Parsonage: same architectural style as the church, single-storey with a high half-hipped roof, the base and the church are covered with dark red glazed bricks, rough plaster, rectangular windows, loft and windows as well as the cladding of the dormer have not been renewed in accordance with the historic monuments, otherwise in very good original condition.

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Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development Jogichesstrasse 1
(map) 		re. 1901 with a shop, a structurally economical clinker brick building that is significant in terms of urban planning and is in relatively good original condition.

Four-storey corner building with corner projections, this polygonal with shop, the originally existing balconies are not preserved, marked 1901 on the corner, roof areas changed, windows regularly lined up, ground floor arched windows, 1st floor segmented arched windows, 2nd floor rectangular windows, 3rd floor arched windows.

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Apartment building in semi-open development with a front garden Jogichesstrasse 3
(map) 		1901 simple clinker building of urban value.

Design typical of the time, three-storey side elevation, ground floor arched window, 1st floor segmental arched window, upper floor rectangular window, very simple design using natural stone, keystones, only somewhat more elaborate bound window axes on the side elevation.

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Double apartment building in open development, with green space in front Jogichesstrasse 5; 7
(card) 		1921 traditionalistic plastered construction, historical and urban significance.

Small residential complex consisting of three double houses with green space in front, each of these buildings at the same time but in a different design, Jogichesstraße 5 and 7: broad plastered building, three-storey, over 12 axes, each double house has six axes, which are always grouped into groups of three by square pilaster strips , quite regular design without any further plaster and stucco decorations, very factual structure, hipped roof, centrally arranged roof bay window over six axes that crowns the semi-detached house.

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Double apartment building in open development, with green space in front Jogichesstrasse 9; 11
(card) 		1923 Expressionistic plastered building in very good original condition of architectural and urban value.

Forming a uniform block of flats with the neighboring house number 9, with expressionistic plaster and stucco decorations, each half of the semi-detached house with a central projecting cornice, the windows on the risalits on the two upper floors combined with expressionistic plastering and stucco decorations, hip roof.

Forming a single block of flats with the neighboring house number 11, with expressionistic plaster and stucco decorations, each half of the semi-detached house with a central projection, strongly protruding cornice, the windows on the risalits on the two upper floors combined with expressionistic plaster and stucco decorations, hipped roof.

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Residential building in open development with green space in front, double residential building (Hegelstrasse 1 and Jogichesstrasse 13) Jogichesstraße 13
(map) 		1923 Broad plastered building of urban and historical value in very good original condition.

three-storey, with the neighboring house forming a central projection, twelve axes, strong cornice, expressionistic plaster and stucco decorations, especially of the roof bay, there also acute-angled crowns, hipped roof.

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The entire Kästnersches Gut, consisting of the individual monument: farmhouse (referred to as a mansion - see individual monument 09300943) as well as former barn (today residential building) and terraced house (copy of the former stable building), two archways and enclosure wall (aggregate parts) Julius-Seifert-Strasse 7e; 7f; 7g; 7h; 7k; 7l; 7m; 7n; 7r; 7s; 7t; 7p
(card) 		1877 (barn) Group of buildings of importance in terms of urban development history and urban planning.

Numbers 7m and 7n: Manor house: two-storey plastered building with seven window axes, entrance on the courtyard side covered with curved columns and outside staircase, natural stone window and door frames, above the entrance balcony, supported by the columns with egg bar frieze on the capital, upper floor horizontal window canopies, the entrance axis as Risalit slightly protruding, upper floor with plastering, in the attic with a tower-like top with a pyramid helmet, console frieze on the cornice and round window, gable roof with additional dormers, an original dormer with sandstone facing, large arches on both sides of the manor house, storey high, followed by two farm buildings.

Former stable building: replaced by an adequate new building of the same construction, today no longer a monument despite the adapted construction, due to the fact that this building is a copy, on the other side of the manor house Scheune: one and a half-story solid construction with two gates to the courtyard side, which today to the living room have been rebuilt, but are still recognizable as a gate opening due to the current design, regular row of windows on the upper floor presumably corresponding to the original, gable roof with slate covering, house was converted into a residential building, on the back there are wooden entrance porches, the courtyard is closed by an approximately storey-high brick wall with plastered surfaces, which has also been preserved in the original, the gable side facing Marienthaler Straße has a representative design, on the 1st floor with a niche, above segment arch roofing, in the niche life-size female sculpture, presumably sandstone, depicting Fortuna, on the eaves side at the rear nice balcony and winter garden extensions.

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Individual monument in aggregate Kästnersches Gut: residential building (also known as manor house) of a former farm (see also aggregate 09230653) Julius-Seifert-Strasse 7m; 7n
(card) 		around 1880 representative plastered building of architectural value.

Numbers 7m and 7n: Manor house: two-story plastered building with seven window axes, entrance on the courtyard side covered with curved columns and outside staircase, natural stone window and door frames, above the entrance balcony, supported by these columns with egg bar frieze on the capital, upper floor horizontal window canopies, the entrance axis as Risalit slightly protruding, upper floor with plastering, in the attic with a tower-like top with a pyramid helmet, console frieze on the cornice and round window, gable roof with additional dormers, an original dormer with sandstone facing, large arches on both sides of the manor house, storey high, followed by two farm buildings.

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Apartment building in closed development Julius-Seifert-Strasse 37
(map) 		1901 Traditional clinker brick building with elaborate facade decor of architectural and urban value.

Three-storey, five axes, single-axis central projection with house entrance, elaborate plaster and stucco decorations including bearded heads and floral ornaments, orange-red clinker clinker decorated with dark red glazed binder layers, cornice missing.

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Gas station with historical pavement Kopernikusstrasse
(map) 		1938-1939 in a striking inclination to the street, as a corner development that characterizes the street scene and is of importance in terms of building history and traffic history.

Simple, functional system with a single-storey, cubic tank house and a large canopy made of prestressed concrete supported by two concrete supports (with four GDR-era lights), petrol pumps not preserved, built for the large garage directly behind it by Kurt Vorssprecher (today Kopernikusstrasse 1/3). During the GDR era, the distribution warehouse for the Trabant was located there. At the gas station, new car owners had the opportunity to fill up their car for the first time.

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Former employment office, today the administration building of the state insurance company, including a flight of stairs and retaining walls as well as the green space in front Kopernikusstraße 7
(map) 		19037 Broad plastered building in good original condition of importance in terms of urban history, architectural history and urban development.

Broad plastered building, three-storey, with a rectangular floor plan, Theuma slate base, irregular brickwork, smooth plaster, windows grouped into window groups as triple windows, nine axes, central house entrance with representative training, single staircase with solid railing - also Theuma slate, stair beginnings crowned by spheres , House entrance covered, originally presumably serving as a balcony on the 1st floor, hipped roof, slate roofing, small regularly arranged dormers, these are only partially preserved with hipped roof, windows based on the original, the color scheme adapted to the original, the front door changed, original inside, Two-flight staircase with wooden railing and wooden handrail, exit on the first floor on the podium, tiles on the wall from the time it was built, all doors changed, further staircases arranged laterally with original iron handrails, grills and original wooden doors in the basement area, large he glass insert with split bars and decorative grating from the time the building was built.

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Villa with enclosure and garden Kopernikusstraße 38
(map) 		1911 Well-preserved building of architectural value.

Villa: Plastered building on an irregular floor plan with different storey heights, one or two storeys as well as tower-like corner formation, curved iron railings with Art Nouveau hints, windows not based on the original, house entrance door with plastered stucco decorations and the inscription: "Glück auf", window originally with curved sprouting, different roof shapes including bat dormers, roof covering beaver tail crown covering still original, different projections and recesses, renovations in one area of ​​the facade not listed, otherwise in good original condition, original single-leaf house door with arched end, window insert with decorative grille, curved skylight window , between the skylight window and the front door curly initial: F. Enclosure: massive plinth and massive pillars with crowns and wrought-iron fence panels. Garden: Remnants of the original planting including blood maple (Acer platanoides 'Schwedleri'), walnut (Juglans regia) and rhododendron, fruit trees in the southern garden, area near the house higher up than the southern garden, height difference bridged by a small embankment and granite stairs, southern garden area with Wooden picket fence (not an individual monument), garden important for the appearance of the villa.

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Apartment building in half-open development Lerschstrasse 15
(map) 		1884 Plastered building typical of the time, originally renovated, of urban and architectural value.

Six axes, including two-axis central projections, two-storey, polygonal masonry base, plastered facade with plastered corner cuboid, profiled cranked cornice, slightly cantilevered window sills on the ground floor and first floor, window parapets on the first floor decorated with plastered stucco ornamentation, as well as the fields under the horizontal window roofing Cornice, two-axis roof bay window, gable roof, simplified gable.

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Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development Luisenstrasse 1
(map) 		1894 with shop, clinker brick building typical of the time of urban and architectural value.

three-storey, clinker composite construction, base polygon natural stone masonry - probably porphyry tufa, ground floor plastered, not in the original structure, upper floor red clinker perforated with stone, decorations and window frames, these are now heavily marbled, windows almost modeled on the original, corner raised, various roof bay windows, subsequent balcony attachments, Doors and shop windows not original.

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Apartment building in open development Luisenstrasse 5
(map) 		1902 Clinker brick building richly decorated with Art Nouveau decorations in very good original condition, of importance in terms of architectural history, architecture and urban development.

The apartment building at Luisenstrasse 5 is a three-storey residential building with an extended attic in open development. The red clinker building with rich plaster and stone decorations in Art Nouveau style is - with the exception of the central roof bay - in a very good original condition. The two decorative panels in the area of ​​the window parapets on the first floor are decorated with flowers, each with a bas-relief, arranged in the middle, depicting a female face. The decorative plates above these windows are decorated with playing putti and vine leaves. In the center of the façade, an ornamental decorative element in typical Art Nouveau decoration with floral and geometric representations and the bas-relief of a lion and feathered male head runs vertically from the eaves to the cornice, as well as a plate with the year 1902 (construction).

The four windows on each floor are coupled in pairs, the entrance to the house is on the side, with a single and a coupled window next to it. The window walls of the upper floors show a bar profile (bars inserted through). The house entrance door that has been preserved from the period of construction is asymmetrically designed with two leaves, with a fixed narrow side wing, wide opening wing and high skylight. It also shows the typical Art Nouveau forms.

Inside, the staircase with granite steps, ornamentally designed terrazzo pedestals (in the entrance area the SALVE lettering), wrought-iron banisters (historic), wooden handrails and the original apartment entrance doors (Art Nouveau) have been preserved in very good condition. The wall paintings in the entrance area on both sides are also typically Art Nouveau, but give the impression of a rather poor overpainting of the original.

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Apartment building in corner location in semi-open development, part of a group of three houses (belonging to No. 3 and 5) Marienthaler Strasse 1
(map) 		1899 with shop, clinker brick facade typical of the time, of urban and architectural value.

three-storey, 3 × 5 axles, red and orange-red clinker bricks, ashlar decoration: cornices, window frames, window canopies, polygonal masonry base, shop door and shop window changed, windows almost modeled after renewed, polygonal corner design, there oriels over two floors from the 1st floor on volute-like console stones .

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Apartment building in closed development, part of a group of three houses (belonging to No. 1 and 5) Marienthaler Strasse 3
(map) 		1898 clinker brick facade typical of the time, of urban and architectural value.

three-storey, six axes, red and orange-red clinker brick, central set-back house entrance with original front door, windows renewed according to the original, stone window frames and cornices in traditional design, emphasis of the two middle windows by segmented arch roofing with shell ornamentation and meandering decoration, two-axis roof bay window, mansard roof, two dormers with segment-like conclusion.

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Apartment building in semi-open development, part of a group of three houses (belonging to No. 1 and 3) Marienthaler Strasse 5
(map) 		1898 with shop, clinker brick facade typical of the time, of architectural and urban value.

same design as the neighboring house, the shop front renewed or added later.

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Apartment building in semi-open development, part of a group of three houses (belonging to No. 9 and 11) Marienthaler Strasse 7
(map) 		1898 with shop, clinker brick facade typical of the time, of architectural and urban value.

three-story, 6 × 2 axes, almost the same design as the neighboring houses, shop front renewed.

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Apartment building in closed development, part of a group of three houses (belonging to No. 7 and 11) Marienthaler Strasse 9
(map) 		1891 with shop, clinker brick facade typical of the time, of architectural and urban value.

same design as the neighboring houses, shop still original, not possible to take photos due to ongoing renovation in April 2005.

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Apartment building in a corner and in semi-open development, part of a group of three houses (belonging to No. 7 and 9) Marienthaler Strasse 11
(map) 		1891 with shop, clinker brick facade typical of the time, of architectural and urban value.

same design as the neighboring houses, corner changed, probably the bay window removed, the house is identical in its design to the house at Marienthaler Straße 1

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Apartment building in semi-open development, part of a group of three houses (belonging to No. 23 and 25) Marienthaler Strasse 21
(map) 		1886 with shop, plastered facade typical of the time, of architectural and urban value.

Three-storey plastered building, 6 × 6 axes, plaster grooves on the ground floor, slightly protruding corner projections with balconies on strong console stones with wrought iron railings, facade design typical of the time: window frames, horizontal window canopies, console frieze, etc., mansard hipped roof with two-axis roof bay and roof bay with round window.

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Apartment building in closed development, part of a group of three houses (belonging to No. 21 and 25) Marienthaler Strasse 23
(map) 		1886 with shop, plastered facade typical of the time, of urban and architectural value.

five axes, three-storey, roof bay window with three axes, plastered facade, plastering on the ground floor, shop front and windows changed, but otherwise still the original facade design.

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Apartment building in semi-open development, part of a group of three houses (belonging to No. 21 and 23) Marienthaler Strasse 25
(map) 		1886 with shop installation, plastered facade typical of the time, of urban and architectural value.

5 × 10 axes, polygonal corner with shops and balconies, same design as for number 21, shop front changed, plaster groove missing.

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Apartment building in a formerly closed development, part of a former group of three houses (with No. 33 and 37, No. 33 was demolished in 2009) Marienthaler Strasse 35
(map) 		1897 Typical clinker brick building of urban and architectural value.

five axes, three-storey, red clinker brick, polygonal masonry base, originally a store, today added, originally preserved gate entrance with wooden gate, grooved skylight window renewed, two-axis roof bay window, mansard roof, two dormer windows.

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Apartment building in half-open development and side entrance gate, part of a former group of three houses (with No. 35 and 33, No. 33 was demolished in 2009) Marienthaler Strasse 37
(map) 		around 1897 Typical clinker brick building with a store of urban and architectural value.

Identical to house number 33, shop front renewed, windows as well, fencing consists of a large wrought iron gate in good original condition, dormers not preserved by fire, replaced by loft windows, April 13, 1993 gas explosion in the attic.

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High-rise and plastic "mother with child" (next to the high-rise) Marienthaler Strasse 40
(map) 		1959–1961 (high-rise) with shop fitting, typical examples of GDR architecture and fine arts, in very good original condition of great importance for urban planning and building history.

Sculpture: Part of a planned urban development, terrazzo base, bronze sculpture of a seated mother with a child on her lap, created in connection with the neighboring high-rise and the small garden.

High-rise: Ground floor with shop, today the city library, partly standing on slender pillars, rectangular floor plan, simple perforated facade with transverse window formats, ten-storey with attic, the attic with ribbon windows, transverse ventilation openings under the projecting roof, flat ceiling.

The high-rise is the only point high-rise in the city of Zwickau.

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Apartment building in closed development, formerly the headquarters of the company Betonbau und Stuck Franz Emil Croy Marienthaler Strasse 47
(map) 		1911 Elaborately designed plastered building of urban and architectural value.

three-storey, four axes, large gate passage arranged on the side, base plastered ashlar, plastered facade, centrally arranged bay window from the 1st floor over a rectangular floor plan - two-storey with plastered stucco ornaments with symbolism of the Freemasons.

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Apartment building in closed development Marienthaler Strasse 51
(map) 		1892 with shop fitting, clinker brick building typical of the time with modified ground floor of urban development value.

as part of a simultaneous group of houses of urban development value, three-storey, five axes, the ground floor was disfigured by butcher shop conversion and cladding, both upper storeys preserved in their original form, there red clinker brick, structure typical of the time with horizontal window roofing and emphasis on the central axis, two-axis roof bay, mansard roof with original dormers.

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Apartment building in a corner location in a semi-open development, part of a double apartment building (belonging to Agricolastraße 10) Marienthaler Strasse 60
(map) 		1912 Typical of the time, high-quality rendered building with shops of urban and architectural value.

Three-storey with polygonal corner formation, there shop, above the shop polygonal, slightly protruding bay windows with high-quality plaster and stucco decorations on the parapet fields, further polygonal bay windows on both sides of the eaves, also parapet fields with similar plaster and stucco decorations, tower-like roof bay windows and window bay windows, dormers and subsequent skylight windows, very good original condition, in Agricolastraße plaster-stucco volume with portrait bust, probably by Richard Wagner, flanked by two putti with cornucopia.

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Apartment building (with post office) in semi-open development, part of a double apartment building (belonging to Zimmermannstrasse 2) Marienthaler Strasse 80
(map) 		1904 representative building in clinker mixed construction of architectural and urban value.

three-storey, 6 × 2 axes, ground floor plaster, not original, polygonal masonry base, both upper floors orange-red clinker brick, central projecting over two axes with elaborate roof bay, window frames with Art Nouveau decorations, hipped roof, access to the former Marienthal post office, now a shop, windows based on the original .

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Apartment building in closed development Marienthaler Strasse 101
(map) 		1889 with shop fitting, distinctive historicizing building from the late founding era with a multi-part facade, of architectural importance. 09230657
 
Apartment house in a corner location in open development Mörikestrasse 4
(map) 		1906 Elaborately designed plastered building with shops of architectural and urban value.

On the ground floor, a generous shop area with shop windows based on the original with narrow grooved skylight windows, a shop entrance afterwards, at the corner another shop door with elaborate edging, profiled cornice, bay window in the other street from the 1st floor on a polygonal floor plan with Art Nouveau plastered stucco decorations Also around the windows plastered stucco decorations, elaborate window frames, also belt cornice between the 1st and 2nd floor, corner projecting corner, this four-story with round windows on the 4th floor, this is designed as a twin window with a truncated pyramid roof, plaster grooves on the ground floor, smooth plaster in the Upper floor, house entrance on the gable side with elaborate plaster and stucco decorative edging, slightly set back, original front door, two-winged, wood, with glass inserts and decorative grating, Art Nouveau, above the entrance two peacocks as well as flower garlands and female head representations, medallion, lamp afterwards resembled, but originally in the same place.

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Apartment building in semi-open development in a corner, part of a double apartment building (with Julius-Seifert-Straße 23, this is not a monument) Mörikestrasse 14
(map) 		1913 traditional plastered building typical of the time with bay windows, of urban value.

4 × 1 × 3 axes, polygonal corner formation with polygonal bay windows from the 1st floor into the three-story attic room with bell-shaped helmet, mansard roof with beaver tail covering, plaster facade with few plaster and stucco decorations, windows based on the original with skylight divided by bars, otherwise very simple.

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Glider Reichenbacher Strasse 131
(map) 		1959–1960 (glider) Apart from a few changes owed to the continuous use and the manufacture of airworthiness according to the specifications of the Luftfahrt-Bundesamt, very authentically preserved testimony to the history of sailplane construction in the GDR, of technical significance, also as one of the few ever preserved and the only airworthy sailplane this type of rarity and great visual and experience value.

To the construction:

- Self-supporting middle decker in wood construction, - suitable for winch and aircraft towing (keel or bow restraint), - hull in frame-stringer construction, plywood-clad, supporting structure and tail unit z. Partly also covered with fabric (e.g. rudder), - Plexiglas hood for opening, can be thrown off in an emergency by actuating the lever, - Nose cap with openings for pressure reduction and for aircraft towing, - Two-part structure, two wings with a total span of 16.5 m, can be dismantled for the purpose of transport, for wing assembly the wing spars are inserted into a continuous spar bridge on both sides of the fuselage and fixed by means of a central locking bolt (single-bolt quick coupling), the rudder and airbrake connections are connected automatically, - The 16.5- m support structure can be exchanged for a 15 m support structure to enable use in the standard class. - Tail unit at the rear, horizontal stabilizer surfaces can be folded up for the transport of the aircraft, including the tail skid, - Control by means of joysticks and pedals, transmission of the aileron and airbrake control in the fuselage via steel cables, in the structure via bumpers, - Instrumentation originally from the speedometer and altimeter, precision and coarse variometer, compass and electric turn indicator, currently expanded - Improvement of the flight characteristics by a 19 cm shorter (other source says 20 cm), low-friction fuselage in contrast to the previous model Lom-57 - When the fuselage advantage for the Lom-57 / I is shortened (DM-2573) the cover attached to the top was extended to the front and made of fiberglass laminate, so the nose cap with its imperfections was omitted and a coupling was now used for aircraft towing as on the keel restraint, but without self-release. This coupling was arranged above the nose runner, making the front opening in the nose cap superfluous. In the interest of better clarity, the instrument panel has been made smaller, more elegant and without metal parts. - In addition, a partial wheel cover made of glass fiber laminate could now be attached. - Airplane is suitable for tight and slow turns in weak thermals, but weak brakes - Spacious driver's seat - Thickened wing profile Gö 549

On the production and object history:

1954 Start of glider construction in Lommatzsch in the former Glashütte, initially manufactured according to designs by VEB Waggonbau Gotha, with the "Libelle" from 1955 development of the first own glider, the present "Libelle" belonging to the Lom-57 / I (DM -2573), - initially production of three prototypes between 1956 and 1958 (designations Lom 55 V-1 / V-2 / V-3 Libelle) under the direction of Heinz Rossig, - due to poor results, the development was taken over by the "developer collective" Hans Hartung, Hans Wegerich and Wilhelm Zimmermann of the VEB Flugzeugwerft Dresden, Apparatebau Lommatzsch, due to the successful construction of the new Libelle series, these received an award as "activists of socialist work", - series production Lom-57 / I Libelle from June 1959–1960 ( End of production), eleven pieces produced, export of three dragonflies to Denmark, Poland and Austria - there are only four of this type left and this should be the e only be airworthy.

Regarding authenticity:

The present dragonfly Lom-57I is authentically preserved in its construction, but shows changes that are based on the guidelines / specifications of the Luftfahrt-Bundesamt, which serve to establish airworthiness. These concern the control (renewal of the control cables), the renewal of the paintwork and the replacement of the glue. The instrument panel is to be provided with modern measuring instruments.

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Apartment building in closed development Werführung Strasse 31
(map) 		1897 with shop fitting, important in terms of building history. 09231014
 
villa Werführung Strasse 38a
(map) 		1909 former factory owner's villa of architectural value.

Simple plastered building, two-storey over a rectangular floor plan with semicircular protrusions and polygonal and semicircular bay windows, elaborate plaster and stucco decorations on the gable, gable triangle covered with shingles, floating gable, inside high-quality staircase with wooden railings, two-flight stairs, lead-glass windows in the staircase in the era original, no stucco ceilings.

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Apartment house in a corner Werführung Strasse 39
(map) 		around 1900 09231838
 
Apartment building in closed development Werführung Strasse 40
(map) 		1899 with shop, distinctive clinker brick building of architectural and urban value.

broad, four-storey, six axes, side elevation - there shop, shop front changed, plaster ashlar on the ground floor, upper floor yellow clinker with green and dark red glazed bricks decorated, among other things, binder layers and flower decorations, plaster stucco or artificial stone decorations on the window parapets between 1st and 2nd floor. First floor, windows all renewed.

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Apartment building in closed development Werführung Strasse 44
(map) 		1900 clinker building typical of the time in good original condition of urban value.

four-storey, six axes, two-axis central projecting, plastered bosses, side plinth, gate entrance with original gate, rectangular window, six axes, 1st and 2nd floor accentuated by horizontal window canopies or triangular gables or segmented arched roofing.

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Apartment building in closed development Werführung Strasse 46
(map) 		1899 typical clinker brick building of urban value.

Relatively simple clinker brick construction typical of the time, orange-red clinker brick, ashlar decorations, central projectile with ashlar, pilasters, bosses in the base area, but all artificial stone, windows with lattice-split skylights, horizontal window canopies, original front door, roof area renewed.

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Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development, part of a double dwelling (belonging to Fröbelstr. 14) Werführung Strasse 48
(map) 		1899 with shop, striking building with white glazed bricks of urban and architectural value, structurally slightly changed.

four-storey, partly three-storey, polygonal corner design with shop as a risalit, ground floor plaster changed, upper floor white glazed bricks decorated with dark red glazed bricks, relatively simple design, changed in the roof area, as well as the plaster and the windows, important above all for urban planning reasons.

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Apartment building in closed development Werführung Strasse 49
(map) 		1897 with a corner store, a representative clinker brick building of great urban and historical value.

four-storey building with polygonal corner formation, base changed plaster color, original front door, upper floors red clinker brick with plastered surfaces, horizontal window roofing and triangular gable roofing, original slate covering, corner raised, bay window at the corner no longer available, otherwise also slightly simplified but of great urban development value.

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Apartment building in half-open development, part of a double apartment building (belonging to No. 59) Werführung Strasse 57
(map) 		1898 Typical plastered construction of urban significance.

Three-story, six axes, ground floor plastering, polygonal masonry base, upper floors smooth plaster, profiled cornice, window roofs typical of the time and plastered stucco decorations under the roofs and under the sills, mansard roof, two-axis roof bay window.

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Apartment building in semi-open development, part of a double apartment building (belonging to No. 57) Werführung Strasse 59
(map) 		1899 Typical, slightly simplified plastered building of urban value.

Similar design to the neighboring house, plastering not according to the original, same design elements.

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Individual features of the infantry barracks as a whole: staff building (house 2), four team houses (east barracks / house 1, west barracks / house 3, house 4 and house 5), married residential building (later family house, house 7) and chamber building (house 8) (see also Aggregate 09231027) Werführung Strasse 62
(map) 		1882 (east and west barracks) Today the administrative center of the city of Zwickau, a barracks complex that has been preserved in a closed structure and is of great local, military and architectural significance. 09304815
 
All of the infantry barracks with the following individual monuments: the staff building (House 2), four crew houses (East Barracks House 1, West Barracks House 3, House 4 and House 5), the married residential building (later the family house, House 7) and the chamber building (House 8 ), all along the road (see also individual monuments 09304815, same address), furthermore with the officers 'mess, later officials' home (today the medical center), the field vehicle building (house 9), barracks courtyards (newly designed open spaces), embankment walls, ((viewing area with embankment wall and enclosure )) as well as four other barracks buildings located on Hegelstraße (referred to as barracks on a plan from 1900, i.e. soldiers' quarters / team houses) (all parts of the whole), plus horticultural facilities in front of the barracks on Werzeit Straße (garden monument) Werführung Strasse 62; 66
(card) 		1882-1885 Complex Today the administrative center of the city of Zwickau, converted into office and administration buildings with the exception of the medical center, a complex that has been preserved in two stages, with original facades, of great local, military and architectural significance [disruptive element: House 9a, House 6a].

1st construction phase: 1880 Acquisition of land for the construction of a barracks by the Saxon War Ministry III. Dept. (estimate dated November 30, 1880): · 66,460 m² area of ​​the municipality of Zwickau for 92,000 M · 5,960 m² area together with buildings on it from Economic Commissioner Friedrich Wilhelm Pilz for 60,000 M The land was used for the construction of a " Barracks ”and a“ garrison hospital ”acquired. The purchase contract was concluded with Friedrich Wilhelm Pilz on April 29, 1881 for the sum mentioned. It was about the parcels 1560 and 1560c, fire register dept. C - 41R u. C. and Section VII, numbers 129 and 128. On September 16, 1880, Pilz had already sold the parcel 1560b to the municipality. On April 14, 1881, the land purchase agreement between the municipality and the War Ministry is concluded. Folio 1858, 1081, 1085, 1078 of the property and mortgage book for Zwickau - parcels: 1632, 1564, 1565, 1561. The parcel 1632 is divided into 1632 and 1632a. On the parcels 1552, 15554, 1555b, 1561, 1564, 1565 and 1632, there were mainly fields (parcels 1552 and 1554 also meadows).

Plan of the barracking of 9th Infantry Regiment number 133 (September 1, 1881): 5 apartments for staff officers, 13 apartments for captains, 40 apartments for lieutenants, 6 apartments for doctors, 12 apartments for sergeants, etc. The barracks was planned to accommodate 1618 men and 24 officers. The plan included: 12 dormitories of 125 men = 1,500 men in total, 1 office for the regiment, 3 offices for 3 battalions, 12 offices for 12 companies, 1 guard room, 8 detention cells, 2 officers' quarters, 1 laundry room, 1 rolling chamber, 54 Latrines or toilets, 6 storage rooms for garrison / administration, 3 shelters per battalion, 1 kitchen for officers' mess, 1 kitchen for NCOs, 3 kitchens for 3 battalions as well as 1 lounge, 2 kitchens for batches, 3 NCOs regiment rooms per battalion, 3 team regiments rooms per battalion , 12 team guard rooms per battalion, etc.

Existing property and buildings in 1881: 1st workshop building (outbuilding, formerly Pilz) northwest of the city, north of Werführung Strasse, 2nd tool shed: eastern border of the Pilz property north of Werführung Strasse, (April 1881) still available in 1881: 1st interim garrison hospital (main building of the Pilzschen property), 2nd morgue, eastern border north of Werlänge Street, 3rd well in the middle of the property, 4th enclosure, 5th bathing establishment and wash house northwest of the city, north of Werlänge Street, north of the workshop building, 6th ash pit, 7. Locking.

Building stock 1883: 1. Officer's casino with economist's apartment, 2. 21 married apartments in the main building, 8 detention cells in the main building, main building probably completed at the end of 1883 (according to a letter of October 29, 1883, the main building would have been "brought under a roof") Detention house with 23 detention centers, 4th various sheds, stable buildings, etc., 5th NCOs 'casino, 6th cleaning rooms, 1883 conclusion of contract for the delivery of gas lighting for officers and NCOs' mess.

Occupancy plan December 1883: 1st main building (east barracks, west barracks, married residential building), 2nd stable building, 3rd detention building.

The military hospital (later the Mining Policlinic, today the main building of the Paracelsus Clinic) was planned in 1884. It was to be built on parcel 1555b. Presumably the hospital was completed in the same year. The construction drawings for the hospital were submitted for approval in 1884. The barracks had apparently been in operation since 1884. According to a building report from February 1885, work on the barracks was completed. The outdoor facilities - courtyard and the design of the staircase - were still under construction.

The building stock of the barracks in 1886: 1st main building, 2nd stable building with shed and fertilizer pit, 3rd detention building, 4th wood and coal shed, 5th tool shed, 6th various pits - including fertilizer pits, ash pits, Süvergrube, garbage pits, 7th four wells, 8. Enclosure walls and ancillary facilities, 9. Lining walls on Barackenstrasse, 10. Access ramp on Werführung Strasse and associated lining walls,

Construction planning, construction management, construction work: · Supervising officer, engineer Hauptmann Seyfert, · Building assessor Sergeant Albert Moritz Scheibe I (born November 29, 1851 in Dresden), formerly stableman of the Dresden garrison, promoted to surplus deputy sergeant since 1882, · Construction drafts of master builder Haenel, Oswald Joh. Samuel and Adam, Bruno ("Haenel & Adam Bureau für Architektur und Bauausführung Dresden Eliasplatz 2"), building plans not available in the State Archives, 9,750 M were paid to the architects on April 19, 1882 for drawings, · Construction work by Consortium Baumeister Helm and Friezes from Dresden, order placed in May 1882 - main contractor, entire construction work through to completion of the construction work. · Execution of gas and water pipeline system by Gebrüder Barnewitz Dresden, · Production of air heating system, engineer Ernst Kelling Dresden, April 1882, · Production of closet systems, engineer Röber Dresden, April 1882, · Roller blinds for barracks supplied the Linen & Cotton Manufactory and printed fabrics, August 22nd 1883, bell system in the officer's mess 1884 of the company Zwickauer Maschinenfabrik Wendt, leveling by Jähkel from Zwickau,

Officer's casino gardens: estimate 1885, 160 pieces of linden, oak, chestnut and acacia (?), 400 pieces of shrubs, 40 conifers.

1st July 1885 ceremonial handover of the barracks to the Royal Saxon 9th Regiment number 133.

On the night of April 29th to 30th, 1897, a major fire destroyed all roofs, roof structures and wooden beam ceilings of the barracks. The outer walls, however, remained almost intact. Reconstruction began in November 1898. Two parts of the building between today's houses 1, 2 and 3 were removed from the originally existing closed three-wing complex, so that three individual buildings with a connection on the ground floor were created. Houses 1 and 7 were even completely separated from each other. These measures served to create fire compartments and thus to reduce a future fire flashover between the individual buildings.

2nd construction phase: As the Zwickau garrison location was constantly being expanded, it soon became apparent that the capacity of the existing barracks was no longer sufficient. So it was decided in 1899 to expand the existing facility as part of the reconstruction. The extension includes houses 4, 5 and 8, which clearly stand out from the older plastered buildings with their clinker cladding. All buildings were arranged around a large rectangular inner courtyard. Partly around free-standing buildings or buildings connected to one another by means of intermediate structures, in the middle of the complex were the parade hall and the field vehicle shed. A green area with a driveway and viewing platform was placed in front of the main building, which supports the prestige of the complex.

In 1919 the Zwickau garrison was disbanded as part of demilitarization after the First World War. The offices of the State Police of Saxony and the Zwickau Police Department move in. It is also used by companies or for residential purposes.

From 1936 it was used again for military purposes. The army base administration of the Wehrmacht and the 2nd battalion of infantry regiment number 31 are established.

In 1945 the barracks were released for dismantling as a former armed forces facility by order of the Soviet occupying forces. The building material obtained is to be used to build new farms. The demolition work began with the parade hall and the stables. In the summer of 1948 the city of Zwickau was able to stop the demolition and obtain the approval of the barracks for residential use. Accommodation for Bismuth workers was created. The Mining Policlinic of SVK Wismut was built with the inclusion of the former officers' mess and the military hospital.

From 1954 accommodation of units of the riot police.

Military use again from 1963. Reserve training regiment 5 of the NVA, non-commissioned officers 'school "Paul Fröhlich", college entrance qualification for the officers' college "Ernst Thälmann" Löbau and tank destroyer department "Georg Schwarz".

1991 Dissolution of the barracks as a military facility

1998/99 conversion to the administrative center of the city of Zwickau. (Source: City Archives of the City of Zwickau)

House 1: former east barracks, arranged over an angular floor plan, to the east of house 2, courtyard view: three-storey, broadly mounted plastered structure, smooth plaster, base polygonal masonry (partly slate, green stone, sandstone, granite, etc. sedimentary rock, partly boss cuboid, partly sandstone), profiled cornice , semicircular stair tower with entrance, door portal with horizontal beams, there also windows with horizontal roofing, otherwise simple window frame, hipped roof, subsequent elevator extension, two side elevations, a central elevation in Kopernikusstrasse, marked 1899 on the gable.

House 2: formerly staff building, representative design, courtyard view: three-storey, profiled cornice and cornice, natural stone window surrounds of the window openings, base of polygonal masonry, former gate passage (centrally arranged main entrance) today with large glass door, exterior view: representative facade with central and side projections, entrance portal with Sandstone bosses bordered, above on the 1st floor a former narrow exit, today no longer accessible, base polygonal masonry, three-storey, plaster facade, hipped roof, roof area simplified and slightly changed.

House 3: formerly west barracks, located to the west of House 2, with an angular floor plan, three-storey, courtyard view: identical to House 1, sloping corner, semicircular stair tower, exterior view: similar design to House 1, also plastered construction, regularly arranged rectangular windows, hipped roof, marked 1900 on the crown of the roof.

House 4: formerly a team house, north-west of the facility, three-storey, basement polygonal masonry, facade clad with orange-yellow clinker cladding and decorated with double binder layers of dark red glazed bricks, the compensating arches above the windows are partly made of red clinker bricks, the entrance is representatively designed with horizontal roofing above Bracket stones, cellar windows protected by reconditioned historical iron bars, facade structured by paired rectangular or arched windows with sandstone surrounds.

Exterior view: broad, three-storey, partly two-storey (due to the hillside location), similar design to the courtyard view, side and central projections, central projections with a representative design with blind gables and balustrade, some round windows in the gables, tooth-cut frieze in the eaves area, blind gables all with wrought-iron crowns.

House 5: formerly a team house, in the northeast of the complex with an angular floor plan, similar design to house 4 but two-storey, orange-yellow clinker brick with red clinker strips, entrance representative designed with horizontal roofing over console stones, corner building, shorter facade on Industriestrasse with two side elevations, one of which Representative side elevation with high basement, basement windows also partially provided with original bars, different number of floors due to hillside location.

House 6: single-storey plastered building on a rectangular floor plan with clinker plinth, broadly supported, crooked hip roof, over the entrance area dormer with ornamental framework, also with a sloping roof, house modernized with windows that are not listed, but structurally redesigned as part of the whole.

House 6a: disruptive element

House 7: formerly a family house, standing in the east of the complex on Kopernikusstrasse, broad plastered building over a rectangular floor plan, originally completely adjacent to the east barracks, exposed after the fire, courtyard view: three-storey with a high base, this faced with differently colored natural stones ( Polygonal masonry), corners emphasized by embossed sandstone blocks, upper floor plaster, profiled belt cornice, staircase protruding with natural stone edging and horizontal roofing of the house entrance, a stairwell window also has a horizontal roofing, profiled cornice, hipped roof, street view: three-story, floor-to-ceiling walled with a polygonal base Side elevations each biaxial with bosses ashlar, diamond ashlar in the base area, windows partially combined to form twin windows.

House 8: former chamber building, standing in the east of the complex on Kopernikusstraße, three-storey clinker brick building (yellow clinker brick) on a rectangular floor plan, base polygonal masonry, same design as House 4 and House 5, segmented arched windows, all sides of the house with narrow central projections, side entrance horizontal roofing, strongly protruding cranked cornice made of sandstone, also facade structuring elements made of sandstone, glare gable with crown, building marked 1903.

House 9: former field vehicle building, originally one-storey, today office building with city council chamber, structurally heavily overformed building, standing as a transverse bar in the courtyard of the barracks, two-storey, wide, saddle roof.

House 9a: subsequent extension to the field vehicle building, erected around 1970/80, without monument value, not part of the totality.

Werführung Straße 66: Former civil servants' home, today the Paracelsus Clinic's medical center: in the west of the facility, today part of the Paracelsus Clinic, not part of the administrative center, originally built as an officer's mess, slightly redesigned and simplified, on a rectangular floor plan, two-storey, rectangular windows in regular arrangement, cornice , Head building with diamond ashlar at the corners, hipped roof.

Barracks courtyard: the landscaped green area (open space) is not part of the totality because it was not created in connection with the barracks. However, due to their integration into the former barracks area, issues of environmental protection of cultural monuments must be taken into account.

Designed green space in front of House 2 as well as open space design or urban design elements:

- between house 7 and house 1 embankment wall with polygonal masonry and semicircular cover plates, partly green stone,

- In front of house 1, 2 and 3 embankment walls to compensate for the terrain, also polygonal masonry made of different natural stones with iron railings,

- Green area houses 1, 2 and 3 in front with embankment walls, partly protruding like bastions, also polygonal masonry, old trees,

- Between House 1 and House 2, a single-storey intermediate building: after the fire, parts of the house were dismantled down to one floor in order to prevent a fire from spreading in the future,

- between house 2 and house 3 embankment wall, also polygonal masonry with basement windows, originally three-story part of the house, which was demolished for fire protection reasons,

House 6a and 9a are not part of the totality, here, as with the green area, questions of environmental protection of cultural monuments must be considered,

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School and sundial in front of the boarding school Werführung Strasse 70
(map) 		1927 representative examples of architectural historical importance.

Boarding school: elongated, two-storey building with a natural stone base, semicircular staircase porch with large narrow windows over the entire stairwell area, above a balcony, spiral staircase, rectangular windows in regular arrangement with edging, hipped roof, dormers also with hipped roof, ornamental grilles also from the 1950s, characteristic building from the 1950s, very good example of this construction period, very good original condition.

School: based on a design by the Chemnitz architect Kurt at the end, handed down in its original state, two-storey with a rectangular floor plan, interesting combination of different materials, central part of the facade, front and rear, each with double-fired clinker, partly diagonal decorative association, golden inscription: "Agricultural school" flanked by Components in natural stone in regular layered masonry, however, of different natural stone formats, finished with a hipped roof with slate covering, interesting centrally arranged dormer, the roof turrets with Welscher hood, further ox eyes as dormers and groups of dormers arranged in the middle, compact, slimmer rectangular windows, multi-leaf, split bars,

Sundial: in the area in front of the agricultural school, sundial, wrought iron on a natural stone base, possibly created at the same time as the boarding school in the 1950s.

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Vocational school with a mural and sculpture of a construction worker in the surrounding green area, including an access gate, retaining walls and terracing Werführung Strasse 72
(map) 		1938 Building complex of architectural, social and urban significance.

Building complex erected in two construction phases, first building complex in 1938, two-storey wings standing on Werwohn Strasse, intermediate building, then a two-storey building and the gym from 1957,

Main building: at the eaves facing Werwert Strasse, two-storey, followed by a single-storey intermediate building with lockers and classrooms, the two-storey school building from the 1950s on the curved and curved floor plan, followed by the gym with washroom, and crossbars on the other side of the building with staircase and sgraffito, also two-storey, a total of three staircases, in the old part a two-flight staircase and in the new parts two three-flight staircases, in the entire complex all doors are original, all banisters and floor coverings are original from the respective construction period, on the sgraffito representations of the various building trades: painters, glaziers, plasterers,

Interior description: very good original condition, including terrazzo floors and stairs, two-flight stairs in the old part, three-flight stairs in the newer part with the original grilles from the 1950s, intermediate building: one storey, old wooden lockers from the 1930s preserved in the original, both buildings are stylistically very similar. In the 1950s, the architect took up the design of the original building again. The new building complex has a curved floor plan, also here wooden lockers and doors from the 1950s, windows based on the original. A cross bar is attached to the curved wing. In this crossbar again three-flight staircase with sgraffito from the 1950s with a representation of the building trade of buildings of various style epochs,

Exterior description: Oldest component: two-storey over a rectangular floor plan, Theumaer slate base, in the middle of the eaves side entrance with segmental arch-shaped end and profiled edging, as well as natural stone edging of the windows, almost square window formats, five axes, to the entrance stairs, single with parapet walls, hipped roof, slate covering , two dormers, also hipped roof, then one-storey building of the same design, also a row of rectangular windows, multi-leaf, base Theumaer slate, subsequent construction of two-storey plastered building also rectangular windows, always two windows combined as a group, slate roof with small dormers with hipped roof, final transverse wing two-storey with saddle roof , with offset entrance, doors set back, entrance porch, designed as a balcony on the 1st floor, grilles from the construction period, doors also from the construction period, slate roofing, small dormers with hipped roof, polygonal roof Hreiter with the Welsch roof hood and clock pressed, outdoor facilities: the centrally located main entrance of the main building is accessed from the south from Werführung Strasse, the driveway and entrance gate to the east of the main building, in the courtyard area terraced with retaining walls and stairs made of Theuma slate, privet hedge (Ligustrum vulgare ) along Werwohn Straße, sculpture: sculpture by Edmund Schurig standing in front of the main building, around 1957, natural stone base, bronze sculpture, depiction of a construction worker, standing, slightly larger than life figure.

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Residential house in the corner in open development and fencing Windbergstrasse 1
(map) 		1874 Classicist plastered building with very good interior fittings, of urban and architectural value.

Residential building: two-storey, 4 × 4 axes, central projectile, triangular gable, tent roof, simple window frames, natural stone base, original room and apartment doors inside, elaborately designed, Meissen tiled stove, original roof structure and original staircase and room structure, built in 1874, cellar window with original grating . Enclosure: brick wall with wrought-iron fence panels and brick fence pillars with roofing.

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Totality: row of tenement houses, consisting of 15 uniformly designed apartment buildings (all totality parts) Windbergstrasse 19; 21; 22; 23; 24; 25; 26; 27; 28; 29; 30; 32; 34; 36
(card) 		1901-1905 Uniformly designed street of architectural and urban value.

House number 19: three-storey, five axes, cornice with cube frieze, all clinker brick, the facade clad with red clinker bricks, the decoration with yellow binder layers or ornamental clinker brick connectors as stylized depictions of flowers, a clinker strip between the 1st and 2nd floors with yellow and blue glazes Bricks, cornice, console frieze made of yellow clinker bricks, house entrance arranged in the middle, set back, window, shop window and front door changed, shop added later, window pulled down for this purpose,

House number 21: three-story, 5 axes, red clinker brick with yellow clinker bricks and decorated, house entrance in the center, set back, window not prototypically renewed, front door original,

House number 22: 4 × 4 × 1 axis, polygonal corner formation, three-storey, red clinker brick with yellow clinker binder layers and other decorations, designed facade, four-story corner with pyramid helmet, gable roof, two original dormers with gable roof, windows not prototypically renewed, segmented arched window openings, two original ones Windows still original, otherwise the same design, same facade design as the row of houses itself,

House number 23: three-storey, 5 axes, window and shop door and shop window not original, house entrance arranged on the side with original front door with skylight, the door leaves with glass inserts, red clinker brick decorated with yellow clinker brick, two non-original dormers with gable roof,

House number 24: three-story, five axes, yellow clinker brick with red clinker brick decorations, windows not prototypically renewed, original front door, FS 248k

House number 25: three-storey, 5 axes, red clinker with yellow clinker bricks and decorated, house entrance in the center, set back, windows not original, original front door preserved, two-winged, wood with skylight,

House number 26: three-storey, five axes, yellow clinker brick with red clinker brick decorations, windows and front door not prototypically renewed, facade disfigured by preparations for plastering, but the original stock exists, dormers that are too large,

House number 27: three-storey, 5 axes, red clinker brick with yellow clinker bricks and decorated, centrally arranged house entrance, set back, front door and windows not original,

House number 28: three-story, five axes, yellow clinker brick with red clinker brick decorations, windows not prototypically renewed, original very nice front door with transom and rung-split skylight,

House number 29: three-storey, five axes, red clinker brick with yellow clinker brick offset and decorated, house entrance arranged in the center, set back, window almost modeled on the original or the original is also very nice front door, two-winged, wood with skylight, original preserved,

House number 30: three-story, five axes, yellow clinker brick with red clinker brick decorations, windows almost like the original renewed, front door original,

House number 32: three-story, five axes, yellow clinker brick with red clinker brick decorations, windows and front door not prototypically renewed, base plastered,

House number 34: three-story, five axes, yellow clinker brick with red clinker brick decorations, very beautiful windows corresponding to the original and the original front door, is the best renovated house in the street,

House number 36: three-storey, polygonal corner formation, 4 × 1 × 4 axes, mixed clinker construction, ground floor plaster with plaster groove, upper floor red clinker decorated with yellow clinker and blue glazed bricks, similar design to the neighboring houses, only the color differs from the building the other in its design and effect,

Julius-Seifert-Strasse 14:

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Apartment building in corner location in half-open development, part of a double apartment building (belonging to Marienthaler Straße 80) Zimmermannstrasse 2
(map) 		1907 Three-storey plastered building with striking urban construction in good original condition of architectural value.

Similar design to the neighboring house, only plastered construction, base of polygonal granite masonry, ground floor plastering, polygonal corner formation, corner projections, profiled cornice, upper floor plaster, window frames like the neighboring house with elaborate Art Nouveau decorations, four-storey corner with an elaborately designed facing gable also with Art Nouveau decoration, window based on the original Very good quality with partially curved bars or split skylight windows, on the building a company sign with the inscription: "Büro für Architektur und Bauausführung Karl Rockmann, Baumeister", one of the important builders of the city of Zwickau.

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Apartment building in half-open development, part of a double apartment building (belonging to No. 6) Zimmermannstrasse 4
(map) 		1911 high quality plastered building with bay window in very good original condition of architectural and urban value.

Six axes, including three axes on the semicircular protruding bay window, which is in front of the central projection, color scheme only approximately based on the original, window based on the original with lattice-split skylight windows, restrained facade design only the bay window decorated with floral and figural decorations, mansard hipped roof, elaborate roof bay window, house entrance on the gable side with sheet metal roofing and truss decorative elements, also on the gable plaster scratches.

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Apartment building in half-open development, part of a double apartment building (belonging to No. 4) Zimmermannstrasse 6
(map) 		1912 Typical plastered building with high-quality facade design, in very good original condition of urban and architectural value.

Six axes, two of which are on the central risalit, restrained facade design with a kind of egg bar frieze and cornucopia, including floral decorations, windows based on the original, with rung-split skylights, mansard hipped roof, two-axis roof bay window, dormers.

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Apartment building in half-open development, part of a double apartment building (belonging to No. 9) Zimmermannstrasse 7
(map) 		1908 three-storey plastered building in very good original condition with high-quality facade design.

Similar design to the neighboring houses, six axes, two of which are on the central projectile, two-storey bay windows from the 1st floor above a rectangular floor plan on strong curved console stones, various friezes and plastered stucco decorations on the bay window, smooth plaster, window reveals bevelled or semicircular formed, rectangular windows partially multi-sashed with colored grooved skylight windows, elaborate window design of the set timber, this modeled on the original, roof bay with ornamental framework and polygonal bay window, two original dormers, protruding saddle roof of these dormers.

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Apartment building in semi-open development, part of a double apartment building (belonging to No. 10) Zimmermannstrasse 8
(map) 		1911 Typical plastered construction with bay windows and high-quality facade design and interior fittings.

three-storey, six axes, two-storey bay window from the 1st floor on sturdy bracket stones, ground floor plaster grooves, original windows, on the ground floor with basket arch, upper floor rectangular windows, partly rounded at one corner, lattice-split skylights, windows based on the original, on the bay window between 1st and 2nd floor Upper floor relief with mask representations with wings, two-axis roof bay window, a later dormer window, crooked hip roof

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Apartment building, part of a double dwelling (belonging to No. 7) Zimmermannstrasse 9
(map) 		1908 high-quality plastered construction in good original condition of urban and architectural value.

Base clinker painted over, smooth plaster, rectangular windows, some with bevelling or semicircular reveal, two-axis central projection with two-axis bay window in front from the 1st floor over two floors on strong console stones, plaster stucco decorations below the bay window, two bas-reliefs with fruit baskets on the bay window Painted eaves area, stencil painting, stylized ornaments, two-axis roof bay window also with reliefs, two dormers with a gable roof.

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Apartment building in half-open development, part of a double apartment building (belonging to No. 8) Zimmermannstrasse 10
(map) 		1912-1913 high-quality plastered building with bay windows of urban and architectural value.

three-storey, six axes, adequate design like the neighboring house, high-quality renovation.

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Web links

Commons : Kulturdenkmale in Zwickau  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Sachsenschiene: civil engineering, section intersection structures, section SZK