List of cultural monuments in Middle-North
The list of cultural monuments in Mitte-Nord contains the cultural monuments in the Zwickau district of Mitte-Nord that are listed in the official list of monuments of the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony .
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- Designation: Name, designation or the type of cultural monument
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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.
- Map view to set coordinates. In this map view, cultural monuments are shown without coordinates with a red marker and can be placed on the map. Cultural monuments without a picture are marked with a blue marker, cultural monuments with a picture are marked with a green marker.
- Dating: indicates the year of completion or the date of the first mention or the period of construction
- Description: structural and historical details of the cultural monument, preferably the monument properties
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ID: is awarded by the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony. It clearly identifies the cultural monument. The link leads to a PDF document from the State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in Saxony, which summarizes the information on the monument, contains a map sketch and often a detailed description. For former cultural monuments sometimes no ID is given, if one is given, this is the former ID. The corresponding link leads to an empty document at the state office. The following icon can also be found in the ID column
; this leads to information on this cultural monument at Wikidata .
Middle-North
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| Rental villa, villa garden and enclosure | August-Bebel-Strasse 1a (map) |
1903 | With a shop, artistically remarkable Art Nouveau building with excellent interior fittings from the time it was built, of architectural significance.
Villa: three-storey plastered building with decorative framework, natural stone cladding and facings, including red sandstone, projections and recesses, irregular floor plan, entrance flanked by short squat columns that taper up and down, keystone with owl as a symbol of the wisdom of the original single-winged front door with diamond ashlar in the filling and carved tree motifs as well as lead glass windows also with floral Art Nouveau decorations including grapes, lead glass windows in the stairwell, on the balconies: wooden balustrades on the garden side, curved iron grilles on the street side (Art Nouveau), oriels on the 2nd floor with ornamental framework, curved struts, elaborate glazed gable with Swan and sun motif decorated, inside: all room and apartment doors from the time of origin, elaborately crafted from oak, high-quality stucco ceilings as well as several original tiled stoves from the time of origin, the staircase with partly spiraled stairs, iron railings with chestnut leaves and fruits in a unique way. Enclosure: high pillars and curved parapet walls made of plastered brickwork, with fence panels made of wooden slats, monument value: architectural value. Villa garden: in the front garden stately rhododendron, in the east corner rock section, on the northern border of the garden Linden-Reihe (Tilia spec.), In the garden area south-west of the villa terracing, grounds are intercepted by retaining wall with Excedra made of clinker masonry and sandstone cover, remnants of the path system with water-bound cover receive. |
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| Residential and commercial building (belonging to Dr.-Friedrichs-Ring 23) | Outer Plauensche Strasse 2 (map) |
1938-1940 | Strictly structured plastered building with a remarkable shop front that has been preserved in the original and is of importance in terms of town planning and building history.
Four-storey, six axes, plastered building, on the ground floor with shell limestone cladding, on the ground floor three large shop windows with segmental arches, the skylights of which are provided with decorative grilles, in which the former shops are named, among other things, "trick-chic" and "woolen goods", shop entrance door changed today - one there too Ornamental lattice of the skylight from the time of construction, in the ornamental lattice contain a small medallion with the representation of three swans from the city coat of arms of the city of Zwickau as well as crossed swords, over the one shop window in the ornamental grille simplified flower representation and over the name "wool goods" a "K" for "consumption" “, On the upper floor the windows are combined into window groups, all windows are framed by narrow shell limestone panels, cross-frame windows, two original flag holders at the height of the window frame on the third floor. |
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| Residential and commercial building | Äussere Plauensche Strasse 17 (map) |
1893 | Originally neo-baroque plastered building with simplified facade design, originally preserved shop front and very good interior design, important from an architectural point of view.
Four-storey, six axes, the plaster and stucco decorations of the facade corresponded to those of house number 21 and were knocked off today, on the ground floor a well-preserved shop front at the corner with a passage to the stairwell, inside an elaborately designed staircase, spiral steel staircase with oak wood coverings and Ornate wrought iron railing, handrail made of brass tubing, railing posts also wrought iron, these also used as candelabra for gas lighting. |
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| Residential and commercial building in closed development | Outer Plauensche Strasse 18 (map) |
1912 | Striking, architecturally valuable plastered building in very good original condition.
The cultural monument is a four-story residential and commercial building. It was designed in 1912 by the Zwickau architect Oskar Geyer and built under his direction. The master builder Hermann Schmidt from Zwickau was responsible for the masonry work and Th. Keller was responsible for the carpentry work. The client and builder was the Zwickau businessman Hermann Apel. The plastered facade is characterized by pilasters, window frames and medallions made of artificial stone or stone plaster with terrazzo addition typical of the period. Both bay windows on the street side are provided with this material. The bay window above the generously designed entrance area extends in a semicircular shape over three floors. A wooden lantern forms the upper end in the attic area. The bay porch on the right-hand side acts as a link between the neighboring building number 16, which protrudes about three meters further into the street space. It extends from the ground floor to the 3rd floor, where it ends as a roof terrace. The wooden windows that have been preserved in the original contribute significantly to the harmonious overall appearance of the facade. The fact that sun protection devices were integrated into the windows in an extremely cautious manner is of importance for the preservation of historical monuments. The wrought-iron flower box holders, the flag holder, the terrace railing and the preserved skylight grille in the entrance area are of particular design importance. Particularly noteworthy are the four putti on the pilaster strips in the parapet area of the first floor. Inside the original vestibule door, apartment entrance and room doors as well as lead glass windows in the stairwell. |
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| Residential and commercial building | Outer Plauensche Strasse 19 (map) |
1893 | Elaborately structured neo-baroque plastered building with original shop front in very good original condition, of architectural significance.
Four-storey, six axes, house entrance on the side with segment arch, originally with wrought iron grille, front door set back, the middle two window axes particularly emphasized by pilaster strips, between the 2nd and 3rd floors window canopies connecting the two middle window axes in the middle with a cartouche work, broken through in this one Drawn with "F", between the windows Bandelwerk, in the eaves cornice area also strong emphasis on the middle two window axes, again Bandelwerk and above the windows female heads, renovation 1995. |
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| Residential and commercial building, originally a cafe-restaurant, later a bank building (Chemnitzer Bankverein) in a corner and closed development | Outer Plauensche Strasse 21 (map) |
1893–1894, later reshaped | Urban planning distinctive plastered building with granite cladding on the ground floor from the renovation phase, of urban and architectural value.
Four-storey building with polygonal corner formation, profiled cornice, partially preserved original windows and shop doors, two-storey and single-axis bay windows from the 2nd floor in Äußere Plauenschen Straße, at the corner also bay windows starting from the ground floor over the entire front, some with plaster and stucco decorations the facade, with volute-like ornamental gable, on the ornamental gable the gaff heads typical of Zwickau, inside coiled iron stair construction with wooden steps and risers, remnants of lead glazing in the stairwell, original window grilles. |
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| Half of a twin house with a restaurant and a rear building | Outer Plauensche Strasse 24 (map) |
1887 | Typical of the time, elaborately structured building in clinker mixed construction in very good original condition, of architectural and urban significance.
The cultural monument is the right half of a mirror-image double apartment building. The four-storey building with a restaurant and shop fittings on the ground floor was designed in 1887 by the Zwickau master builder Carl Fischer and built under his direction. As early as 1898, the originally existing passage was closed, the shop moved to the left and the house entrance relocated to the middle of the semi-detached house. As the original cast-iron column of the combined shop door-shop window element was reused as part of this renovation, the overall appearance has been preserved. The well-structured clinker brick facade is characterized by decorative and subdividing elements typical of the period, such as corner cuboids, window frames, window canopies, strips and cornices made of sandstone or plaster stucco. Particularly noteworthy is a sandstone relief in the parapet area of the 3rd floor, which sits exactly in the middle and thus combines the two semi-detached houses. A steam locomotive is shown, above two female busts arranged in mirror image, in the middle a scrollwork, below in the middle a coat of arms with the year of construction of the building, surrounded by bandwork. The preserved decorative wrought iron anchors are also remarkable. The representation goes back to the name of the restaurant Zur Lokomotive . A pub with the same name already stood in the same place as the previous building. Due to a change of ownership, the restaurant was given the name Zum Reichshof . In 1936 the guest rooms were completely redesigned in the style of the time based on plans by the well-known architects Tamm and Grobe. This equipment was almost completely preserved until 2002. (UD Zwickau / 2002.) |
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| Half of a double house | Outer Plauensche Strasse 26 (map) |
1887 | With shop, elaborately structured clinker brick construction typical of the time, in very good original condition, of architectural and urban significance.
Four-storey, five axes, side elevation, there passage, original shop zone, the shop doors and shop windows have been changed, the cast-iron columns on the shop window from the time of construction have been preserved, windows on the first floor with triangular gable roofing, second floor horizontal window roofing with segmented arched fields, third upper floor rectangular windows with rounded arches - or indicated groups of three combined and window sill cornice, wrought iron wall anchors between the second and third floors, relief panel with steam locomotive and two female busts, inscribed "1887". |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Outer Plauensche Strasse 28 (map) |
1888 | With a shop, a typical building in clinker mixed construction with an originally preserved shop, of architectural and urban significance.
Five axes, four-storey, two shops and a centrally located house entrance on the ground floor, the shop doors and shop windows have been changed, the cast-iron columns on the shop window from the time it was built, profiled cornice, the windows connected by window sill cornices, on the first floor window canopies with triangular gables, underneath gaff heads , segmental arch roofing on the 2nd floor, cantilever consoles on the cornice. |
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| Apartment building in half-open development | Bahnhofstrasse 1 (map) |
1873 | With shop, historic plastered building of architectural and urban value.
Three-storey, four-storey corner, six axes, facade structured by bands, cranked cornices and window sill cornices, saddle roof, corner projections, shop front renewed, windows renewed. |
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| Apartment building in closed development, later a bank building | Bahnhofstrasse 1a (map) |
1873 | With a shop, traditional plastered construction, remodeled in the 1920s, of architectural significance.
Three-storey, six axes, two-axis central projecting with two-axis roof bay window, saddle roof, the facade overformed by the architects Zapp & Basarke, still original windows today, grilles on the ground floor. |
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| Tenement house (formerly a restaurant), today a bank | Bahnhofstrasse 1b (map) |
1867 | Sophisticated plastered construction typical of the time in very good original condition of architectural and urban value.
Three-storey, six axes, two-axis central projection, ground floor plaster grooves and arched windows, large arch-shaped entrance, changed today, upper floors with horizontal window roofing or triangular gable roofing, cranked cornice, two-axis roof bay window with triangular gable. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Bahnhofstrasse 2b (map) |
before 1850 | Originally with a restaurant, now a shop, as well as a ceramic mural from 1906 over two floors on the street facade (such flat facade designs are something special, comparable to Fürstenzug in Dresden, as painting in Dresden at Goetheallee 55 and Österreicher Straße 18, in Meißen at Neugasse 19) , unique facade design of architectural and architectural value.
The cladding of the facade consists of hard stone facing bricks, glazed in different colors and in sintered stoneware slabs with frit painting. It was carried out by first-class artists in the Villeroy & Boch company in Mettlach. The material was certified as being guaranteed to be frost-proof. Description: "Diana strides right in front of an oak, her spear raised to kill a wounded stag that was placed beneath her by dogs." (Source: File number D2506 of the Zwickau building files archive.) This is the cultural monument a four-story residential and commercial building that was built before 1850. In 1901, after several small renovations, a fundamental change took place with the installation of the "Dörffels standing beer hall". Unfortunately, there are no longer any noteworthy monuments inside the building, as there have been more or less extensive changes in the recent past. However, the facade with its mural from 1906, which is unique for Zwickau and the surrounding area, has remained unchanged. It consists of glazed hard stone facing bricks in various colors and sintered stoneware panels with frit painting, manufactured by the Villeroy & Boch company in Mettlach. The design probably comes from the Thiermann brothers. Shown is a hunting scene with Diana in the center. Particularly noteworthy is the wrought-iron flag holder, which fits very well into the facade. |
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| Residential and commercial building in a corner location in a closed development | Bosestrasse 2 (map) |
Built in 1908 | Urban planning distinctive plastered construction of architectural and architectural value.
Four-storey building, originally with a bakery, ground floor and first floor as well as all three bay windows plastered with plaster grooves and plaster cubes, the two upper floors faced with white glazed bricks, partly elaborate Art Nouveau decoration made of plastered stucco, two polygonal bay windows and French. Balconies and a rectangular bay shape the appearance of the facade, rounded, raised corners with tower domes on the flanking bay, roof bay recessed above the rectangular bay, profiled post between shop door and shop window element preserved in the original, house entrance area with stucco ceiling. The monument value results from the urban development value as a striking corner building as well as architectural historical and architectural value as a typical example of the construction period in good original condition. Renovation of the facade in 1989 and in 1996, immediately after the building was erected, it was sold to master baker Emil Floß. The bakery in the courtyard was already part of the building plans, but is no longer there today. Baked goods were sold in the shop until the mid-1990s. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Bosestrasse 2a (map) |
1907 | With a shop, a striking urban building of architectural and artistic value.
The cultural monument is a four-storey tenement house with a shop fitting and a loft. It was built in 1907. The facade is characterized by cladding with white glaze bricks on the upper floors and a porphyry-colored, colored plaster on the ground floor area and on the bay window. The façade is particularly emphasized by a bay porch extending over three floors and two window axes, which rises above a rectangular floor plan on the 1st and 2nd floors and is set back in a semicircular curve on the 3rd floor, so that in the attic there is an indicated, to end curly spire. This leans against a particularly beautifully designed gable with volutes, crowns and a relief depicting a swan. The decorative and dividing elements show typical Art Nouveau forms and motifs such as depictions of animals, angels and plants. The shop window and shop door are also framed by a round-arched cast stone element with floral ornamentation, as is the house entrance door. Inside, stucco ceilings, apartment doors and banisters have been preserved. The monument value of the house results from the historical and artistic value as a well-preserved example of the construction period and the urban value as a building in the same design adjoining the corner building. Renovation 2000. |
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| Apartment building in closed development, part of a double dwelling | Bosestrasse 5 (map) |
Built in 1872 | With shop, plastered building typical of the time, of architectural and urban value (see also number 7).
Three-storey, five-axis plastered building with two-axis side elevation, this forms a common four-axis central elevation with the side elevation of house number 7, shop and side gate entrance built in on the ground floor, facade design typical of the time with horizontal window roofs on the 2nd floor or triangular gable roofing on the 1st floor on the 1st floor both windows combined with segmental arch roofing. Monument value: historical and urban value |
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| Apartment building in closed development, part of a double dwelling | Bosestrasse 7 (map) |
Built in 1872 | With subsequent shop installation, plastered construction typical of the time of architectural and urban value (see also number 5).
Three-storey plastered building with side elevation, shop built in retrospectively on the ground floor, side gate entrance, facade design typical of the time with horizontal window roofing or triangular gable roofing, monument value: historical and urban value, renovation 1999. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Bosestrasse 9 (map) |
Built in 1889 | With a shop, an elaborately designed building in clinker mixed construction with remarkable stucco work, originally the headquarters of the Wesche & Ramcke company .
From 1873 to 1887, the Wesche & Ramcke company was located in the back buildings with the workshops, storage rooms and apartments of the two important Zwickau sculptors Otto Wesche and Joachim Hinrich Ramcke. These were canceled in 1995 due to disrepair. Three-storey building, on the ground floor, on the bay window and roof bay plaster with plaster and stucco decorations in excellent quality, polygonal bay window slightly off-center, including a passage gate, both upper floors with orange-yellow clinker facing, elaborate roof bay window with volutes, restored in 1995 based on the original building drawing, in the gable designates MH, console frieze on the cornice, also the border of the shop lavishly decorated, inside the house elaborate stucco ceilings in the living rooms and in the passage as well as original apartment entrance and room doors, monument value: architectural, historical, personal and urban value, renovation 1995 . |
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| Apartment building in closed development, originally a printing shop for the Volksblatt | Bosestrasse 16 (map) |
1893 | Typical clinker brick building with a modified ground floor, of architectural, local and urban value.
Four-story building, five axes, the three upper floors with orange-yellow clinker and red-brown glazed tile strips as well as a console frieze on the cornice made of terracotta ornaments and elaborate window frames, window canopies and window sill cornices between the 1st and 2nd floors. 2nd floor also with terracotta ornaments, the ground floor changed, disfiguring Monument value: architectural, local and urban value as a continuation of Kreisigstrasse 15 in the same design, originally in the rear building and from 1929 also on the ground floor of the front building, from 1893 to 1933 the Seifert & Co. - “Sächsisches Volksblatt” - its most important social democratic editors were located Max Seydewitz, Hermann Krasser and Walther Victor were, on the first floor, a stone tablet with an inscription from around 1970: "This was the editorial office, the Sächsisches Volksblatt printing company and the SPD district Zwickau secretariat", and from 1933 to 1945 the "National Socialist Publishing House" - NS - Daily newspaper for Zwickau and the surrounding area - or "Neue Zwickauer Zeitung", from 1946 to 1990 Sachsenverlag / Freie Presse, whereby the Freie Presse was only printed here until 1952 and later only the company newspaper and other printing products were produced here. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Bosestrasse 19 (map) |
Built in 1877 | With a shop, very simple plastered building, redesigned, of urban value.
Three-storey, five axes with a central projecting, built in 1877, facade overhaul and shop fitting in 1911, 1957 redesign of the shop window front with illuminated letters “Modefriseur Richter - Kelz”, shop door probably also from the 1950s with the same inscription, probably black glass with gold writing This shop front is unique to Zwickau, renovation 2001. |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development | Bosestrasse 20 (map) |
Built in 1887 | with a shop, today a restaurant on the ground floor, an important plastered building in terms of urban planning, of architectural value.
Three-storey plastered building with a relatively simple facade structure, 5 × 1 × 6 axes, polygonal corner formation designed as a risalit, here four-story, in the center of Kreisigstrasse, two-axis roof bay, windows with horizontal and triangular gable roofs, typical building in a corner, of urban development and architectural value, renovation 1997 . |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Bosestrasse 21 (map) |
1876 | With a shop, plastered building typical of the time of architectural and urban value.
Originally preserved plastered building with slight changes, the facade is characterized by horizontal window roofing of the plastered use on the ground floor and a central projectile with access on the ground floor, segment arch roofing on the 1st floor, triangular gable roofing on the 2nd floor and two-axis roof bay, slight changes in the roof area, monument value: historical and urban development value, renovation 1998 |
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| Rental villa, part of a semi-detached house with rear building (former stable) and remains of the enclosure | Bosestrasse 24 (map) |
re. 1875 | Elaborately designed plastered building with brick strips as well as originally preserved clinker brick building in the backyard, of architectural historical, architectural and urban value (see also number 26).
On the gable side 18 EH 75, number 24 u. 26 form a uniformly designed building with a central projection and roof bay window, but building part number 24 only consists of the right three axes, window crowns as elaborate design elements typical of the time, in very good original condition, former veranda on the gable side (today office entrance) with open staircase, above it in the 1st floor. Upper floor originally exit (no longer accessible today), brick strips as dividing elements, cornice with console frieze, rear building: two-storey red brick building with half-timbered elements in Swiss style, originally a stable building with hayloft, oat room, crockery room, wash house and hay elevator, today an office building. The monument value results from the architectural and historical value as well as the urban development value. Refurbishment 1996. |
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| Rental villa, part of a double house with a workshop wing | Bosestrasse 26 (map) |
Built in 1875 | Architectural history and architectural remarkable plastered building (with number 24 forming a uniformly designed building).
Number 24 u. 26 form a uniformly designed building with a central risalit and roof bay window, the building section number 26 consists of the left three axes and the central section with a bound window axis, window crowns as elaborate design elements typical of the time, in very good original condition, tile strips as dividing elements, cornice with console frieze, originally on the ground floor Two rental apartments and the workshop in the wing facing the courtyard, a stately apartment on the 1st floor and another rental apartment in the wing extension, today an office building. The monument value results from the architectural and historical value as well as the urban development value. Refurbishment 1996. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Bosestrasse 27 (map) |
Built in 1875 | With subsequently built-in shop, plastered construction typical of the time of architectural and urban value.
Five axes, three-storey plastered construction with plaster grooves on the central projection, design elements typical of the time such as horizontal, segmented arch and triangular gable window roofing, roof bay windows above the central projection with a round window in the formerly enclosed gable triangle. Monument value: historical and urban value. Refurbishment 1996. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Bosestrasse 29 (map) |
Built in 1874 | Neo-Gothic building in mixed clinker construction with characteristic design elements by the Zwickau master builder Möckel .
Two-storey, five axes, clinker composite construction, important design elements of the facade are the window frames and the corner frames with red clinker brick as well as the larger plastered surfaces, on the cornice a frieze made of shaped stones with a clover leaf motif and St. Andrew's crosses, blind arches on the gable triangle of the roof bay, the front door in the original with a skylight Modified three-pass, renovation 1993. Monument value - architectural and historical as well as urban development value as part of a closed ensemble of the master builder Möckel. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Bosestrasse 32 (map) |
Built in 1899 | Elaborately designed clinker brick building of architectural and artistic value with a remarkable corner bay.
Four-storey corner building, front and side three axes each, mansard roof, the facade is only designed with clinker and glazed bricks in different colors and shapes, binder layers and stretcher layers as ribbons at the height of the tower and the segmental arches above the windows with yellow and black glazed tiles emphasized, friezes - including German tape, rectangular oriel diagonally at the corner over two floors from the 1st floor also only decorated with colored glazed bricks and friezes, oriel roof made of flaky sheet metal, originally the office rooms of the painting company in the side wing, there later "lacquer, Kurt Müller factory oil and rust protection paints ”, monument value: building historical value as a characteristic example of this construction method, renovation 1999. |
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| Residential building with architectural sculpture (buyer), clock and sundial as well as the attached market building of the Neumarkt (market toilets, shop, market restaurant and passage) | Bosestrasse 33 (map) |
1937 | Typical building ensemble of architectural and urban value.
Simple plastered building, three-storey, 2 × 3 axes, on the ground floor with arcades and shop, on the upper floor on the street side with sundial and full plastic (female figure) standing woman with bouquet of flowers and shopping bag on console stone, mechanical clock on the gable side, adjoining this building is a single-storey low-rise building with passage to the Neumarkt (originally with a market restaurant, shops, market master's office, toilets and waiting hall for the tram), canopy supported by columns at the passage, rounded head end and also designed as a canopy supported by a column. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Bosestrasse 34 (map) |
Built in 1898 | Typical clinker brick building of architectural historical value (see also Bosestrasse 32).
Four-storey, five axes, the same design as the neighboring house, only without a bay window and with a central projectile, in closed development. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Bosestrasse 41 (map) |
1891 | with shop, elaborately designed clinker brick building typical of the time, of architectural value, of architectural value.
Four-story clinker brick building with yellow clinker bricks, seven axes, the facade decorated with terracotta shaped bricks, e.g. B. Console frieze on cornice and cornice, original front door with two leaves with split skylight. The monument value results from the architectural and historical value as an exemplary example of this type of construction. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Bosestrasse 42 (map) |
Built in 1904 | Time-typical, elaborately structured clinker brick building of architectural and urban value.
Four-storey, six axes, red clinker brick decorated with green glazed bricks or yellow clinker bricks, clinker brick ornaments, ribbons and flower motifs, the windows accentuated by window frames and horizontal segment arch and triangular gable roofing, ornate front door with curved bars, original preserved, window not prototypically renewed, Monument value: building historical value due to the good original condition and urban development value as part of a row of houses built at the same time in a similar design, renovation 1999. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Bosestrasse 43 (map) |
Built in 1891 | with shop, typical building in clinker mixed construction, of architectural value.
Four-storey building, plastered on the ground floor, orange-red clinker brick decorated with red clinker strips on the three upper floors, window frames typical of the time with horizontal window roofing and triangular gable roofing, richly decorated cornice, original double-winged gate with ornamental grating and barbed skylight preserved, windows not preserved. Monument value: building historical value as a typical example of the construction at the end of the 19th century in good original condition. Refurbishment 1997. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Bosestrasse 44 (map) |
Built in 1905 | clinker brick construction typical of the time, of architectural and urban value.
Four-storey, six axes, red clinker brick decorated with clinker brick ornaments, among other things, yellow glazed bricks as ribbons, furthermore window roofs with horizontal roofing and triangular gables and window frames, front door based on the original with high, split skylight, Monument value: historical and urban value, renovation 1997. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Bosestrasse 49 (map) |
Built in 1891 | Typical clinker brick construction of architectural and urban value.
Four-storey, six axes with a two-axis central projection and side gate entrance, the facade is characterized by sandstone design elements, including window frames and window canopies with horizontal beams or triangular gables and cornices, ribbons and a relief on the cornice with floral ornamentation, originally preserved front door - two-winged with glass inserts and skylight, Monument value: historical, urban value, renovation 1995. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Bosestrasse 51 (map) |
1896 | with subsequent shop fitting, clinker brick construction typical of the time of architectural and urban value.
Four-storey, six-axis red brick building with facade decoration typical of the time, floral ornaments or head representations, window frames typical of the time with horizontal window canopies, segmented arches or triangular gables, gate entrance arranged on the side, enlarged without authorization and gate removed. Monument value: building historical value as an example of construction around 1900. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Bosestrasse 53 (map) |
Built in 1897 | with shop fitting, elaborately designed clinker brick building typical of the time in very good original condition, of architectural and urban value.
Four-storey, elaborately structured red brick building, six window axes, the windows with elaborate window roofs: triangular gable or segmented arch roofing and console frieze on the cornice, on the 3rd floor round arched window, originally preserved passage gate, Monument value: architectural and historical value as well as urban development value. |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development | Bosestrasse 55 (map) |
Built in 1897 | with shop, clinker brick building typical of the time and of urban value.
Four-storey, 9 × 1 × 2 axes, right axis of the short side only three-storey, with coupled windows, on the 1st floor triangular gable roof with woman's head, left axis of the long side the same design, but four-storey and designed as a risalit, polygonal corner formation with shop, here on the first floor also triangular gable roofing with cartouche and scrollwork as well as floral decorations, over all windows and doors of the first floor keystone, as part of a street that was created at the same time with a similar design of urban value. |
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| Orthopedic clinic with the head doctor's apartment, today used by the Sparkasse | Crimmitschauer Strasse 2 (map) |
1911-1912 | sophisticated, representative plastered construction of architectural and urban historical value.
now used by the Sparkasse. |
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| Residential house in a corner location in open development, with remains of the side fence | Crimmitschauer Strasse 4 (map) |
1888 | Residential house of the Zwickau master builder Hugo Frey, representative clinker brick building of urban and architectural value, extensive construction time equipment.
House of the important Zwickau master builder Hugo Frey, today used as a workshop and office by Fußorthopädie und Schuhservice GmbH, two-storey, polygonal corner formation with bay windows on polygonal or rectangular floor plan on volute-like corbels, the corner raised - three-storey with a console frieze on the cornice and pyramid helmet, otherwise mansard roof with original dormers with pointed helmet, facade partially decorated with masks and floral ornaments, base of orange-red clinker bricks and basement window with porphyry tufa, basement window with original iron grating, protective roof over house entrance iron construction, new front door, Inside: high-quality ceiling painting in the stairwell, colored tiles on the stair landings as well as original apartment doors with glass inserts - glass etchings, on the 2nd floor probably the apartment of the architect Hugo Frey, this apartment is more representative equipped with elaborate Wilhelminian style stucco ceilings and original room doors, the wall paintings also from the Wilhelminian era Plaster and stucco decorations. |
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| Former rifle house | Crimmitschauer Strasse 16 (map) |
1893 reconstruction | locally significant plastered building.
Today used by various associations, multi-layered plastered building, two-storey, on a rectangular floor plan with multiple additions and structural extensions, roof end with hipped roof, partly also saddle roof, rectangular windows on the ground floor, arched windows on the upper floor, hardly any original furnishings inside - hall on the first floor. |
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| Former "Ringcafé" (residential and commercial building with the "Ringkeller" smoking club ) | Dr.-Friedrichs-Ring 21a (map) |
1937 | Representative plastered building built in the style of the new objectivity, of architectural historical, artistic and urban significance.
The corner bay window is carved by the Zwickau sculptor Edmund Schorisch . Five-storey plastered building, on an arched floor plan, on the 1st floor was the "Ringcafé", which has since been converted into office space - slightly cantilevered, supported on the corner by an octagonal pillar, the former café contrasted in color from the facade, on the 1st floor the lettering "RINGKAFFEE "With bas-reliefs (wood carvings) under the windows as well as on the parapets of the bay window on the 2nd and 3rd floors, bay windows on a polygonal floor plan - two-storey, rectangular windows combined into groups of two with narrow edging, smooth plaster, at the entrance area a bust of a cook, inscription at the entrance area: "Design.Architekten /....../ Construction management / Architect / Martin Förster". |
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| Bank building with shops | Dr.-Friedrichs-Ring 23 (map) |
1938-1941 | representative commercial building that has a major impact on the street scene, of artistic and architectural value.
Original meeting room on the 1st floor, shop fittings on the ground floor, simple plastered facade, important design elements - a row of the narrow rectangular windows as well as the wall opening ratio and building sculptures, larger-than-life sculptures in niches between the windows on the 1st floor - representation of workers and farmers, on the ground floor business premises of the bank and Shops - the ground floor is characterized by the shop window and door openings with segmental arches, which are separated from each other by pillars clad in natural stone, ornamental grilles in front of the skylights of the shop windows from the time of construction, integrated into the ornamental grilles Designation of the respective shops including a symbolic representation: so and others the inscriptions: “Hosiery”, “Watches, jewelry”, “Buchhandlung EWMarx Nachf.”, above the bookstore a representation and an owl and three book spines, above the other stores simplified flower representations, above the watch store - representation of a gear wheel it |
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| Multi-family house in open development | Dr.-Friedrichs-Ring 25 (map) |
1927 | Typical plastered building in good original condition.
Three-storey longitudinal building with bay window and balcony on the gable side, windows combined into "ribbon windows" by cornices, slightly curved hipped roof with beaver tail covering, dormers with triangular gable gables and steeply sloping gable roofs, the interior doors and staircase are original - simple design, as an example of the communal Housing construction of the 1920s of the 20th century of social and architectural value. |
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| villa | Dr.-Friedrichs-Ring 27 (map) |
1872 | Architecturally sophisticated building in clinker mixed construction, built according to a design by the important Zwickau master builder Gotthilf Ludwig Möckel .
Two-storey building on a rectangular floor plan, central protrusion with a striking balcony in red clinker, iron railing, balcony supported by large console stones, the bright plaster facade is characterized by design elements in red clinker - window frames, framing of the central protrusion and the house corners as well as the console frieze on the cornice. |
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| Residential building | Dr.-Friedrichs-Ring 33 (map) |
around 1850 | simple plastered construction typical of the time, of architectural and urban value.
Wrong color, eaves, two-storey, plastered facade, window frames with natural stone walls and horizontal roofs, strong cornice, three-axis roof bay window, gable roof, all windows segmented arched windows in regular rows. |
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| Villa with original interior | Dr.-Friedrichs-Ring 35 (map) |
around 1920 | Typical of the time, architecturally demanding plastered construction of urban, architectural and artistic importance.
Three-story corner house, assembled with the neighboring house, 1st and 2nd floor combined by fluted pilasters, ground floor plaster grooves, semicircular protruding bay windows, window parapets decorated with reliefs - Art Nouveau decorations, pilasters with Ionic capitals, round corner tower also divided by pilasters, decorated with Art Nouveau ornaments and egg bar friezes, Finally with a curved, low conical roof, elaborately designed dormers, also provided with fluted pilaster strips and floral ornaments, the semicircular bay windows are continued in the roof area by corresponding roof bay windows. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Dr.-Friedrichs-Ring 37 (map) |
1890 | Typical building in clinker mixed construction in good original condition, of urban and architectural value (see also Kreisigstrasse 2).
Four-storey, five-axis building, plastered ground floor, upper storeys in orange clinker brick, window frames with profiled walls, window canopies through segmental arches or horizontal beams and triangular gables with various floral decorations. |
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| Apartment building in semi-open development and back building | Dr.-Friedrichs-Ring 39 (map) |
1888 | Typical clinker building in good original condition, of architectural value.
Two-storey, five axes, side elevation - this raised, elaborate facade structure with cornices and window frames or crowning with keystones, in the arched fields with floral decorations or putti, at the corner raised like a tower, rear building: one-storey with jamb, clinker construction, hipped roof, simple period typical Design, originally a gardener's house and head building of a located in north-west. Towards the adjoining greenhouse, which was demolished in 1914 |
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| Apartment building in half-open development | Dr.-Friedrichs-Ring 41 (map) |
1866 | Typical plastered construction of urban and architectural significance.
Three-storey, seven axes, central projection with main entrance, arched and rectangular windows, on the upper floors with horizontal roofing or triangular gable and segmental arch roofing, plaster grooves on the ground floor - there arched windows, cranked cornices or window sill cornices, on the cornice cube frieze, original seven dormer windows , shod with sheet metal today. |
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| school-building | Dr.-Friedrichs-Ring 43 (map) |
1865-1867 | representative, urban-planning distinctive plastered building, integrated into the surrounding residential development, of architectural, urban and urban significance.
From 1872 3rd boys' school, from 1904 1st district school, 8 × 15 axles, four storeys, plaster structure by friezes, plaster grooves and plaster ashlars, entrance originally on the corner - there above the entrance later inscription: "Vocational School Thomas Müntzer", original front door from the time it was built - two-winged with glass inserts, ornamental grating and skylight windows, cross-frame windows, corner elevation tower-like with a clock, on the corner elevation stone cross window, originally three-storey, later added in the same style, as well as several extensions in the side street in the same style |
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| Residential house with passage in closed development | Dr.-Friedrichs-Ring 61 (map) |
1859 | Elaborately designed plastered building typical of the time and of architectural significance.
Two-storey, two side elevations, six axes, plastered ashlar on the ground floor, original profiled window frames, gate passage on a side elevation, renewed gate, skylight with radially arranged rungs, cornice adorned with frieze "German Band", cornice with arched frieze, roof bay, enlarged dormers - not Corresponding to the original, the house entrance door added later on the second side elevation, on the upper floor a flap cornice, one of the last originally preserved buildings of a row of houses built at the same time and designed in the same way. |
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| Old castle barracks in a corner | Dr.-Friedrichs-Ring 73 (map) |
1854 | simple plastered building decorated with gaff heads, of local historical importance. |
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| Gasometer, today a cabaret stage | Dr.-Friedrichs-Ring 79 (map) |
1874/1875 | Clinker brick building dominating urban planning in good original condition of importance in terms of urban and technological history.
In operation from 1853 to 1901 |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Dr.-Marie-Elise-Kayser-Strasse 1 (map) |
1877 | Typical building of the time in clinker mixed construction, as part of a symmetrically laid out row of houses built at the same time with the same facade design and part of the development of the square on the edge of the Schlobigpark, of great historical and urban importance.
Inspired, presumably by the construction method of the Zwickau master builder Möckel, building in clinker mixed construction, broad plastered building, structured by clinker elements including frieze: running dog, arched frieze as well as pilaster strips, console frieze on the cornice, two-axis roof bay, very beautiful original front door preserved, house is mirrored to house number 13, renovation 1997. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Dr.-Marie-Elise-Kayser-Strasse 1a (map) |
1893 | as part of a simultaneously built and identically designed street of great urban and architectural value, part of the development of the Schlobigplatz.
Similar to the building by the master builder Möckel, a house in clinker mixed construction with plastered surfaces, facade structure with clinker strips and strips as well as clinker friezes, three-storey. Monument value: building historical value, facade design more common in Zwickau around 1900, renovation 1998. |
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| Apartment building in closed development, part of a double apartment building | Dr.-Marie-Elise-Kayser-Strasse 1b (map) |
1903 | simple plastered construction with facade design typical of the time (see also number 1c).
Due to its affiliation to the distinctive apartment building number 1c, it is worth a monument. The monument value results primarily from the urban development value. |
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| Apartment house in a corner position in a closed development, part of a double apartment building | Dr.-Marie-Elise-Kayser-Strasse 1c (map) |
1903 | with shop, striking plastered building in terms of urban planning in very good original condition of architectural and urban value (see also number 1b).
Butcher shop equipment in Art Nouveau style, simple plastered building with window and door frames typical of the time, original two-winged house gate with decorated glass inserts, very good original condition, elaborate stucco ceiling in the passage, original apartment entrance doors, wrought iron stair railings and platform coverings with ornamental tiles, renovation 1995. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Dr.-Marie-Elise-Kayser-Strasse 3 (map) |
1876 | Originally preserved building in clinker mixed construction, as part of a similar, symmetrically designed street and part of the square edge development of the Schlobigpark of architectural and urban value.
Similar design to neighboring houses, originally preserved front door, overlap cornice and frieze “Running Dog”, house entrance arranged on the side, house is the mirror image of house number 11, renovation 1997. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Dr.-Marie-Elise-Kayser-Strasse 5 (map) |
1876 | Originally preserved building in clinker mixed construction, as part of a similar, symmetrically laid out street and part of the development of the square edge of the Schlobigpark of architectural and urban value.
Similar design to neighboring houses, originally preserved front door, flap cornice and frieze “Running Dog”, house entrance arranged on the side, house is a mirror image of house number 9. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Dr.-Marie-Elise-Kayser-Strasse 7 (map) |
1873 | as the middle part of the uniformly planned street and part of the development of the Schlobigpark on the edge of the square, of particular importance for urban development.
The house forms the middle part of the uniformly designed street, three-storey, five axes, central projection, the same design as the neighboring houses, similar friezes, originally preserved front door, renovation in 1996. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Dr.-Marie-Elise-Kayser-Strasse 9 (map) |
1873 | Originally preserved building in clinker mixed construction of architectural and urban value as part of a street that was created at the same time and designed in the same way, part of the development of the Schlobigpark on the edge of the square.
Similar design to neighboring houses, originally preserved front door, flap cornice and frieze “running dog”, house entrance arranged on the side, house is the mirror image of house number 5, renovation 1997 (house is identical to house number 5). |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Dr.-Marie-Elise-Kayser-Strasse 11 (map) |
1873 | as part of a simultaneously created and uniformly designed street and part of the development of the Schlobigpark on the edge of the square of great architectural and urban value.
House is identical to house number 3, was added later and is therefore the only building in the street that has been structurally changed. In the lower two floors, however, it was largely preserved in its original form. The monument value results from the historical and urban value. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Dr.-Marie-Elise-Kayser-Strasse 13 (map) |
1873 | Part of a street that was built at the same time and designed in the same way, part of the development of the Schlobigpark on the edge of the square.
Typical construction for Zwickau, plastered construction with clinker brick elements, various friezes and decorations made of clinker brick, central projectile, originally preserved front door, plastered stucco decorations, identical to house number 1.Marked value: historical and urban value, renovation 1997. |
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| school-building | Georgenplatz 1 (map) |
1884-1885 | Occasionally (1935–1945) used as a police headquarters, striking clinker brick building with dominant urban planning in very good original condition.
Originally Simple Citizens' School III, from 1904 3rd district school, from 1935 to 1945 police headquarters, a memorial plaque in memory of this time (deportation of Jewish citizens). Orange-red clinker brick decorated with dark red clinker brick elements, original windows and doors, distinctive central building with crowning and clock (formerly the main entrance) flanked by two domed corner towers, followed by a nine-axis wing on the left and a twelve-axis side wing on the right, then a five-axis gymnasium on the right side wing, right-angled from the central building branching off into the courtyard, two-storey former toilet building. |
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| Residential and commercial building in closed development | Georgenstrasse 1 (map) |
1909 | representative plastered building of architectural and urban significance.
Four-storey, four axes (including two polygonal oriels) 1½-storey business floor with sandstone cladding and original doors and windows, ceilings here in reinforced concrete skeleton construction, as half the floor was used for storage purposes, both upper floors characterized by two polygonal oriels, over both oriels shared roof bay with ornamental framework , this apparently supported by an eagle console, facade with architectural decorations typical of the time, niches with inserted putti on the middle window parapets between the 1st and 2nd floors, renovation 1999. |
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| Residential and commercial building in corner location in open development | Georgenstrasse 2 (map) |
1870 | Architecturally striking, historic plastered building of architectural value.
Dominant location on Georgenplatz, three-storey plastered building with three shop fronts, shop front expanded over time, complex structure of the facade with natural stone window frames and cornices, central projectile flanked by pilasters, window and shop front renewed, facade renovated in 2000/01. |
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| school-building | Georgenstrasse 3; 5 (card) |
1893 No. 3 (six window axes on the left) | Broadly based plastered building with sandstone cladding of architectural and urban significance in very good original condition.
17 axes, three-storey, two side projections each with an entrance and a central projecting with an entrance, in the ground floor area of the central and side projecting sandstone blocks, on the left side projecting inscription: "ERB.1893.", Vertical structure of the facade by relocating the window axes and Pilaster structure of the side elevations, window parapets between the 1st and 2nd floors covered with ornamentally decorated sandstone slabs, profiled cornice sandstone, clinker brick facade on the back, lead glass windows and auditorium preserved inside, all doors renewed, renovation in 1994/95. |
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| Residential house in open development | Georgenstrasse 4 (map) |
1870 | architecturally demanding, historicizing plastered building, of architectural and urban significance.
Two-storey, five-axis, central projection with triple window, facade structure by natural stone sills and horizontal window canopies as well as pilaster strips on the corners of the house or on both sides of the central projection, side house entrance with prototypically renewed front door and original wrought-iron entrance canopy, hipped roof with three-axis roofing , original staircase with stucco elements and stucco ceilings in different rooms, renovation in 2000. |
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| Apartment building in half-open development | Grosse Biergasse 1 (map) |
1904 | Well-designed historic building, of architectural, local and personal historical value.
Two-storey, wide, orange-red clinker brick, partially bound window axes, artificial stone decoration of the facade, among other things, window frames in the form of historicism, house standing empty. The ground floor was originally the headquarters of the company CF Rau (rope factory), the merchant and co-owner of the company Johann Gotthilf Rau (brother of Carl Friedrich Rau) lived on the first floor, the rope factory and the old house are still on the neighboring property Max-Pechstein-Strasse 24. |
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| Two houses in an unfinished residential complex | Great Beer Alley 2d; 2e (card) |
1912 | Typical plastered buildings of urban and architectural value.
Two houses standing at an angle to each other, originally planned as part of a residential complex that was not completed, two- or three-story plastered buildings in the style typical of the time, mansard hipped roofs, large roof bay windows, sculptures, etc., pied piper from Hameln playing the flute in a niche at the corner of the house or putti ( Bas-reliefs), the windows were reproduced from the original, original house doors, lead glass windows with simple decorations in the stairwell area, simple plastered buildings with protrusions and recesses, loggias and balconies as well as bay-like protrusions, entrances set back, various window formats including oval windows or arched windows, three-dimensional representations (designed as a bas-relief or fully plastic) - child riding a snail, child riding a turtle, playing with a dachshund and with a cat Monument value: building historical value, renovation 2001. |
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| Apartment building in half-open development | Grosse Biergasse 3 (map) |
1878 | Typical plastered building in very good original condition of architectural value.
Two-storey plastered building with laterally arranged gate and passage, original preserved, facade design including plastered ribbons, cornices, a window parapet with balusters, horizontal window canopies or segmental arch roofing, dormers originally preserved, also roof bay windows, the facade has been handed down in very good original condition. The monument value results from the historical value of the building. Immediately after the building was erected, it was sold to the farrier Friedrich Wilhelm Fröhlich. The blacksmith's workshop and fittings bridge in the courtyard were already part of the construction plans, but are no longer there today. The Zwickau pipe flange factory Fröhlich & Landmann later developed from the blacksmith's shop . |
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| Rental villa | Grosse Biergasse 7 (map) |
1875 | Neo-Renaissance building of architectural and personal historical value.
Elaborately structured plastered building on an irregular floor plan, two-and-a-half-storey head building with a subsequent two-storey side wing with main entrance on the back, rich facade structuring, among other things, through cornices or horizontal window canopies and triangular gable roofs, bas-reliefs, floral decorations, small cantilevered cantilevered ceilings and cambered friezes , Bay window and risalite, inside original fixed building equipment including doors, ovens, wall paneling and stucco ceilings, partly destroyed by fire in October 2002, bomb damage in World War II, the most important tenant was the Zwickau businessman Johann Adam Hartmann co-owner of the paint factory for many years from 1875 Schickedanz and Hartmann . |
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| Apartment building in open development | Grosse Biergasse 8 (map) |
1890 | High-quality clinker brick building with rich facade decoration, of architectural and architectural importance (part of a double residential building, see Kleine Biergasse number 7).
Three-storey building on an irregular floor plan, four-storey corner projections, the facade richly structured by decorations with red clinker bricks, including ribbons, German ribbon, finial flowers and decorations made of terracotta with floral motifs, also a console frieze also made of clinker bricks, the basic tone of the facade is yellow bricks, renovation 1997. |
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| Apartment house in a corner location in open development | Heinrich-Heine-Strasse 1 (map) |
1883 | Originally preserved historicism building of architectural and artistic value.
Two-storey corner house with corner projections, this three-storey, elaborate facade structure with natural stone decorative elements, including corner blocks, profiled window frames with horizontal window canopies, partly on volute-like console stones, the sills on the upper floor also rest on volute-like console stones, profiled cornice with ornamental cornice 3 next to the window cornice Upper floor of the corner risalite bas-relief with portraits of chemists: Boettger, B. Schwarz (inventors of black powder), Justus von Liebig and Wilhelm Helbig, relief representation - artistically demanding stone carvings, original two-winged front door with glass inserts and wrought-iron grating, skylight with curved bars, inside a historic oven received - possibly also other ovens - as well as room doors and apartment entrance doors. |
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| Apartment building in semi-open development, part of a group of two houses (with No. 4) | Heinrich-Heine-Strasse 2 (map) |
1888 | Two-storey historicism building with typical facade structure in good original condition, of architectural significance.
Two-storey, three-storey corner, plastered building, facade structured by plastered strips and plastered window canopies - on the ground floor with keystone, on the upper floor profiled window walls and horizontal window canopies decorated with small heads, simplified in the roof area, original house door preserved: double-leaf wooden door with glass inserts and skylight as well as leaded glass in the stairwell |
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| Apartment building in a corner in a semi-open development | Heinrich-Heine-Strasse 2a (map) |
around 1890 | Two-storey clinker brick building of architectural and urban significance.
Typical historicist building with characteristic facade structure: ribbons, window frames, horizontal window canopies, bay windows with natural stone facings, decorated cornice on the raised corner, there hipped roof, otherwise mansard roof, window parapets partially in relief. |
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| Apartment building in semi-open development, part of a group of two houses (with No. 2) | Heinrich-Heine-Strasse 4 (map) |
around 1890 | Very well-preserved historic building with original plaster structure of architectural and architectural value.
Two-storey plastered building with side elevation, three-axis, plaster grooves on the ground floor, profiled cornice and cornice, fluted decorated pilasters on the side elevation on the upper floor, there a twin window combined by a uniform window canopy and window parapets decorated with plants and fruits, also decorated the window parapet on the 1st floor, Elaborate dormer design, some with wood facing or plaster and stone decorations. |
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| Apartment building in open development | Heinrich-Heine-Strasse 16 (map) |
1940 | Objectively designed plastered building in a very good original condition of architectural and urban value, committed to the Heimat style.
Two-storey, broadly mounted plastered building with rectangular windows in a regular arrangement, single-axis expansion over two floors in front of the central axis with balcony, wooden consoles in the eaves area, gable side window bay, courtyard side wooden loggias, elaborate edging of the house entrance with keystone as well as original double-winged wooden front door with glass inserts and ornamental grilles, light curved hipped roof with large roof overhang. |
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| Villa with villa garden, garden house and enclosure, today kindergarten (see also Lessingstraße 27 - Obj. 09230600) | Heinrich-Heine-Strasse 17 (map) |
1927 | Elaborately designed plastered building typical of the time, of architectural and local historical value.
Building history: Client: businessman William Grosse, built Heinrich-Heine-Str. 17 as a stately home with an attached servants' residence (Lessingstrasse 27), built in 1948 by Dr. Georg Kühnel bought, they set up a private clinic in both houses on the ground floor area and in the upper floor rooms Heinrich-Heine-Str. 17 your own apartment in the upper floor of Lessingstrasse. 27 sister apartments, today Lessingstr. 27 private villa, Heinrich-Heine-Str. 17 Kindergarten, clinic until 1979/80, then division into kindergarten and private house. Villa: on a rectangular floor plan with a central risalit with fluted pilasters, corner pilasters also fluted, protruding semicircular bay window on the ground floor also with fluted pilasters, above a balcony with an elaborately designed balustrade with floral decorations in the balustrade, windows with original division preserved and remains of the original interior fittings Every corner of the house fluted pilasters, staircase with original leaded glass windows, railings (decorated iron grating) on the staircases and terrace staircases, inside still very beautiful original front door, villa with the typical structure of the period from 1923/25, inside besides the staircase also further leaded glass windows receive. Villa garden: the villa garden comprises the parcels 1106/6 and 1106/12 (Heinrich-Heine-Straße 17 and Lessingstraße 27), the area Heinrich-Heine-Straße 17 changed, but important for the effect of the villa, three pointed maples (Acer platanoides) and a horse chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum). Garden house: at the eastern corner of the garden, original small, massive plastered building integrated into the fence on an irregular floor plan with a pyramid helmet. Enclosure: wooden picket fence with brick and plastered posts and plinth, along the northeast and southeast side of the garden (parcels 1106/6 and 1106/12). |
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| villa | Heinrich-Heine-Strasse 19 (map) |
1900 | Two-storey clinker building of architectural significance.
Two-storey yellow clinker brick building, red clinker base and red clinker roofing (segmental arches), entrance vestibule also massive with set-back front door, different roof design, slate roof covering, at one corner a small polygonal tower with a pyramid helmet, dormers, partially dormer windows, windows based on the original with sprouted skylights. |
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| Villa with enclosure and garden | Hölderlinstrasse 1 (map) |
1924 | architecturally demanding plastered building with outstanding interior fittings of architectural and urban significance.
Villa: Inside: dark brown wall paneling, door niches - also preserved with wood paneling, stucco ceilings and wood paneling of the ceilings, large central hallway with marble fireplace and a dome made of brown glazed stove tiles, central staircase with representative three-flight staircase, wooden railing, in the hall wooden coffered ceiling with wooden joists, Wall paneling up to approx. 2.50 m in height, above it mythologically exaggerated hunting scenes as wall paintings, these conserved, polygonal niche with leaded glass windows, there the city or landscape names Graz, Meran, Salzburg, Trient, Innsbruck, Hall and Moselle, further coat of arms and Landscapes including Tyrol Castle near Meran, Sigmundsburg near Bozen and wall panels with landscape, in almost all rooms original parquet floors, winter garden: floor with mosaic tiles, small fountain with tile edging, lead glass windows, and paintings preserved, today secured and covered with wallpaper and painted over, kitchen: Original floor tiles and built-in cupboards, dining room: ceiling in the niche with wood paneling, built-in furniture also preserved, large ceiling with stucco molding, wall paneling with built-in furniture, above wall painting under woodchip wallpaper, men's room: wooden panel as wall cladding approx. 3.00 m high, intermediate fields originally with fabric Covered, built-in cupboard, salon: stucco ceiling and original radiator cladding, vestibule: radiator cladding, marble floors or mosaic stones on the landing, all doors preserved in their original state, some areas with a cellar, basement floor, former mangle room: wood-paneled ceiling, wall surfaces paneled with dark birch wood with Chinese-style radiator cladding , Wine room: Niche with Rabitz ceiling designed as a vault with mosaic painting on a bronze background, room itself also with a painted vaulted ceiling, wall paneling as a wooden panel with inserted paintings (city views), height approx. 2.00 m, above it wall painting (vine tendrils), original installation furniture such as B. Corner bench, associated round table and clothes rack, lead glass window with depictions of landscapes, various costumes and slugs, outside: two-storey, cubic plastered building built on an almost square floor plan, the facade enlivened by protrusions and recesses and filigree plastered stucco decoration, more distinctive Conservatory with 4 × 1 window axis and leaded glass windows, cranked window sill cornices, original decorative window grilles preserved, distinctive three-axis roof bay window, mansard hipped roof with beaver tail double covering, architecturally sophisticated building based on the design of the architect Gustav Hacault, characteristic example of the architecture of the 1920s. Enclosure: stamped concrete wall, originally with oval openings (today added, originally with wooden slats grating), fence panels not originally preserved, gate and gate not originally preserved, Villa garden: access gate from the southeast from Hölderlinstrasse, regular path system with a water-bound ceiling, in the southwest of the garden a former raised seating area, along the driveway northeast of the villa row of trees made of Norway maple (Acer platanoides), along the southwest border of the garden (Walther-Rathenau-Strasse ) Row of sycamore maple trees (Acer pseudoplatanus), two linden trees (Tilia) on the northwestern border, rhododendron to the south of Villa, as well as lilac, hawthorn and other ornamental shrubs. |
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| Former kindergarten, now a residential building | Hölderlinstrasse 4; 6 (card) |
1955 | characteristic 1950s building in very good original condition of architectural and social historical importance.
Broadly mounted, single-storey plastered building with natural stone plinth, 13 window axes, house entrance in the middle, segmented arched door, two-winged with cracked glass inserts, gable roof with beaver tail double covering, street eaves side three small dormers, courtyard side five small dormers, doors, windows, plaster etc. originally preserved, former kindergarten of the HO ( Trade organization of the GDR). |
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| Villa with front garden and enclosure | Hölderlinstrasse 7 (map) |
1883 | Typical of the time, architecturally sophisticated historic building in very good original condition.
Villa: with an almost square floor plan, facade characterized by projections and recesses, verandas, balconies and bay windows, partially simplified facade, further design elements: fluted pilasters, plaster strips, cornices, horizontal window roofs and triangular gable roofs, lead glass windows from the time of construction on the winter garden, hipped roof, iron fence Originally preserved, monument value: historical and urban value. Front garden: regular path system with formerly water-bound paths and diagonally placed bricks as path edges, today overgrown, consisting of roses, peonies, tulips and daffodils. |
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| Rental villa | Hölderlinstrasse 8 (map) |
1881 | Typical historicism building in good original condition of architectural and urban value.
Two-storey plastered building with clinker base, typical, originally preserved plaster structure with grooves, plaster strips, lion heads, cranked profiled cornices, corner projections and window crowns with elaborate plastered stucco decorations, mansard hipped roof, good original condition, windows renewed, house door preserved, originally planned as a semi-detached house Address books reported as military mass quarters until 1886, originally the entire top floor was used as a dormitory, team rooms on the ground floor and first floor, renovation in 1993. |
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| Apartment building in closed development, part of a double apartment building (belonging to No. 13) | Hölderlinstrasse 11 (map) |
1886 | Typical plastered building in a very good original condition of urban and architectural value.
four axes, three-storey, original plaster structure completely preserved with the exception of the roof bay, plaster grooves on the ground floor, sandstone window surrounds with volute-like keystones, on the 1st floor horizontal window canopies or triangular gable roofs, on the 2nd floor horizontal window roofing carried by gaff heads, front door based on the original as far as possible Here the keystone is designed as a cartridge and given a house number, renovation in 1994. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Hölderlinstrasse 12 (map) |
1887 | architecturally demanding plastered building with sandstone integration of architectural and urban value.
Three-storey, five axes, with the middle axis representing a twin window, horizontal window canopies, triangular gable roofing, on the 1st floor central axis, keystones, two-axis roof bay window, flanking dormers added, well refurbished house with windows based on the original and original double-wing house door with skylight, renovation 1996 . |
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| Apartment building in closed development, part of a double residential building (belonging to No. 11) | Hölderlinstrasse 13 (map) |
1886 | Typical plastered construction of architectural and urban value.
see number 11, renovation 1995 |
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| Tenement house, originally with the “Fürst Bismarck” restaurant, today with a betting office in a closed building and corner location | Hölderlinstrasse 14 (map) |
1897/98 | Elaborately structured, neo-baroque plastered building of great historical and urban importance.
distinctive four-storey corner house with side elevation, on Leipziger Strasse, mirror image of this risalit next to the corner, side entrance, on Hölderlinstrasse, there also two-storey polygonal bay windows arranged in the middle with sandstone structure and balcony as well as bay windows on the corner on a trapezoidal floor plan over three floors with concave or Convex wall surfaces - also with sandstone structure, here arched entrance to the business premises, lavishly designed roof bay windows above all risalits and bay windows, windows predominantly with horizontal roofs, on Leipziger Strasse partly with crowning, on the 3rd floor round arched window with keystone, on the ground floor (former Guest rooms) of equipment original doors, a column and plastered stucco decoration, among other things, putti in the customer room (former restaurant 1), stucco ceiling and doors in consultation room I (former restaurant 2), coffered ceiling under the suspended ceiling in customer room II (formerly billiards) and stucco ceiling i In the house passage, master builder Junghanns lived in the apartment on the first floor after the building was completed, renovation in 1996. |
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| Apartment house in a corner location in a closed development, with enclosure and front garden | Hölderlinstrasse 15 (map) |
around 1900 | with shop, architecturally sophisticated neo-renaissance building in very good original condition, of architectural and urban significance.
Four-storey, dominant corner house with polygonal corner formation, shop on the corner on the ground floor, shop door in the corner area, above it a small exit with openwork sandstone parapet, original front door with skylight and wrought-iron grille, the shop door, window and balcony doors copied from the original - double-winged with lattice-split skylights , various bay windows on a trapezoidal, rectangular or triangular floor plan, the corner raised like a tower with a helmet, three large and two small roof bay windows with typical architectural structures, window and door openings on the ground floor with segmented arches, on the first floor horizontally with triangular gable roofing, on the second Upper floor horizontal window canopies, on the 3rd floor smaller coupled windows with suggested curtain arches, some windowsill cornices, eaves, consoles with plant decorations or animal representations decorated with cranes and poppies, keystone above the house door r with the heads of a couple, fence from the time of construction, inside stucco ceilings, apartment entrance doors, wrought-iron banisters and Ortterrazzo preserved, Immediately after completion of the building, the barber and hairdresser Paul August Friedrich Mücke moved into the shop. The business remained as a hairdressing business until the renovation in 1997. |
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Villa Wolf , later "Mokkabar" | Humboldtstrasse 14 (map) |
1911 | Significant neo-baroque building of importance for the cityscape, personal history as well as architectural history and architectural art.
Based on a closer architectural competition among several German architects selected by the client himself, this villa was created as a striking, singular building, with an angular floor plan, one-storey with a two-storey central round tower, completely developed attic and front terrace with a balustrade on which two sphinxes sit; all window openings designed as basket-arched windows with keystones, multi-leaf lattice-divided windows, facade with pilaster strips , completely clad with sandstone, base made of Postelwitz sandstone, arcades and terraces in front of the rotunda on the ground floor, balconies with wrought iron railings between sandstone posts, restrained, discreet facade decorations on the ground floor , distinctive dormers with crowns flanked by putti carrying fruit or flower baskets. The top is modeled on an overflowing fountain from which the water runs down over the dormers. The crowning of the tower is designed in a similar way - medallion with wreath and putti as well as a representation of flowing water, both wings mansard hipped roof with copper roofing, the tower with copper domed roof, guarded viewing platform and ox eyes. The villa is at the intersection of Humboldtstrasse, Georgenstrasse, Schumannstrasse and Reichenbacher Strasse. Originally located in a quiet and prime residential area directly at the Schwanenteichpark, the villa was created as the southern tip of a triangular block of houses over an idiosyncratic floor plan adapted to the location. While the basement contained only a small caretaker's apartment in addition to the housekeeping, cellar and storage rooms, the mezzanine floor and first floor were used for the representative living of its owner. The originally horticultural designed terrace with balustrade on the mezzanine floor and the floor plan structures with the centrally located oval living room on the mezzanine floor and the breakfast room on the first floor above are remarkable. Originally, the villa did not have a garden either, it was aligned with the opposite park (swan pond park), on the other hand the terrace was provided with a garden with trees. Today the villa has a decisive influence on this important intersection area through its design and location, which gives it great urban significance. Furthermore, the monument value results from the architectural significance, as an exemplary example of neo-baroque design language, the builder of the villa was the manufacturer Paul Wolf, who invented the safety pit lamp and produced it in Zwickau. The amount of attention the Zwickau villa aroused in the professional world immediately after its completion can be seen from a lavishly illustrated article that the Deutsche Bauzeitung in Berlin dedicated to the magnificent neo-baroque building on March 19, 1913. In it, above all, the “excellent grouping of the building sizes” is honored, “which echoes something like French models, but retains its full independence”. Despite a major renovation in 1960, combined with a conversion to a restaurant, essential room structures and the external architecture were largely preserved, although the original representative furnishings were lost, except for a few remains of the painting and some leaded glass windows. During the last major renovation work in the 1980s, the inside of the building was repeatedly tampered with, the exterior remained almost untouched. |
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| Apartment building in semi-open development, part of a double dwelling (belonging to No. 18) | Humboldtstrasse 16 (map) |
1874 | Architecturally striking plastered construction of architectural significance.
The rental house at Humboldtstrasse 16 in Zwickau is a cultural monument according to Section 2 Paragraph 1 of the SächsDSchG because of its architectural and urban significance (monument status), the preservation of which is of public interest (monument status). The striking building, located at an important traffic junction between the train station and the old town, was built in 1874 based on a design by the architect Hugo Frey. It forms a twin house with Humboldtstrasse 18, which was built seven years earlier. The three-storey apartment building with a taller corner tower and hipped roof is a historicist residential building typical of the time it was built, showing a multitude of structuring and decorative elements that are primarily reminiscent of design motifs from the Italian Renaissance. This includes the rustication on the ground floor and the highlighting of the following floor as a bel étage. The facade is characterized by girdle and sill cornices, regularly arranged rectangular windows and pilaster structures. The lost balconies on the corner tower can probably be reconstructed again without great effort, especially since the old architectural drawings are available. A characteristic of historicism was the imitation of the styles of bygone eras, such as Romanesque, Gothic, and Renaissance, to name just a few. The historical significance of the object to be assessed here emerges from the testimony to historicism, especially the second half of the 19th century. In addition, it also has an urban value. Together with the neighboring buildings, Humboldtstrasse 14 and Schumannstrasse 9 and 12, the corner building by the architect Frey leads to an unmistakable urban development history that has come about over time. There are no comparable building groups in Zwickau. In addition, the houses in the ensemble mentioned have a significant impact on the urban space and are visible from afar. The public interest in conservation results from the fact that Humboldtstrasse 16 in Zwickau is recognized as a cultural monument by a broad group of experts; comparable objects have been inventoried in other federal states for some time, from the documentary value for the architectural style of historicism, from the authentic character and the weight of the reasons for protection mentioned. (LfD / 2016, Michael Müller.) Three-storey plastered building with original facade design, ground floor plastered ashlar, belt cornice and window sill cornice, facade characterized by regularly arranged rectangular windows, which are emphasized on the first floor by horizontal window canopies, plastered ashlar and plaster grooves on the ground floor and 1st floor, four-storey corner projections with a flat tent roof, pilaster on the fourth floor , Balconies on corner projections not preserved, building closed by a hipped roof or saddle roof. |
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| Tenement house (with equipment) in half-open development, part of a double tenement house (belonging to No. 16) | Humboldtstrasse 18 (map) |
1867 | Architecturally striking plastered construction of architectural significance.
The apartment building originally had the same design as the neighboring house. Exterior description: three-story plastered building with 6 × 4 axes with four-story corner projections. The entrance to the house on the side is accessed by an outside staircase. Today the facade is simplified, whereby the cornice and window sill as well as the window frames and roofs have been preserved. The balconies on the corner risalit are also original, although the original lattice balustrades have been renewed. Parapets. Interior fittings: original two-winged front door with skylight and decorative grating, single spiral staircase, original apartment door from the construction period on the ground floor, on the first floor Art Nouveau apartment door and wooden partition with lead glazing, glass inserts of the apartment door with Art Nouveau glass etchings (flower ornaments), wall cladding as well as with niche and pedestal Stucco ceiling, originally the room structure on the first floor was different - the corridor may not have been separated from the stairwell or there was a different separation than the current one. The single-leaf apartment entrance door with a large etched glass insert, which is still in its original form today, dates from around 1900 to 1905 and was later supplemented by the already mentioned partition with glass inserts with lead glazing. This partition wall represents an independent, high-quality craftsmanship that is also worthy of a monument. The windows in the stairwell also have Art Nouveau leaded glazing with floral ornaments from around 1905. In the apartment on the 1st floor there are remarkable features such as wooden wall and ceiling paneling, built-in wardrobes, original single and double-leaf doors with fittings, stucco ceilings, ornamental designs Parquet floors, lead glazing, a floor-to-ceiling corner tiled stove, toilet equipment (decorative tiles, mirror cabinet with marble shelf) as well as carved or artfully forged decorative elements can be found, which significantly shape the monument value of the house. The original doors and stucco ceilings have also been preserved in the apartment on the 2nd floor. Refurbishment in 1999. |
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| Apartment building in half-open development, part of a group of three houses (with No. 4 and No. 4a) | Johannisstrasse 2 (map) |
1911 | very simple plastered building, as part of the group of three houses of urban value.
Three-storey plastered building with four-storey side elevation, here indicated bay window, few similar design elements as the neighboring houses, for this reason the monument status is retained, almost unstructured, ornamental band made of glazed bricks at height of the ground floor and cellar window frames made of bricks. |
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| Apartment building in closed development, part of a group of three houses (with No. 2 and 4a) | Johannisstrasse 4 (map) |
1910 | simple plastered building typical of the time, as part of a house ensemble of the same design and of architectural and urban value.
Three-storey, six axes, original door with a very high rung-split, preserved skylight, clinker composite construction, high clinker base over granite boss strips, remaining plastered area with sparse geometric decorations, ornamental band made of glazed bricks at height of the first floor, two-axis central projection on the 1st - 2nd floor, above it a trapezoidal roof bay with triple windows , Renovation 1996. |
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| Apartment building in half-open development, part of a group of three houses (with No. 4 and No. 2) | Johannisstrasse 4a (map) |
1910 | Simple, plastered building typical of the time in good original condition, of urban and architectural value.
Three-story simple plastered building, decorated with a glazed brick band at the height of the ground floor, with a suggested bay window on the four-story side projection, otherwise hardly any decorations, with the original front door on the gable side, renovation in 1996. |
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| Apartment building in half-open development, part of a double apartment building (with No. 12) | Johannisstrasse 10 (map) |
1900 | Time-typical, elaborately designed plastered building in good original condition, of architectural and urban value.
Three-storey with a four-storey side projection, this one with a bell roof and plaster ashlar at the corners, profiled cornice, horizontal window roofs on the 1st floor, triangular gable roofs on the side projection on the 1st floor, clinker pedestal, original dormers with bell-type roof, cornice, greatly simplified, as a temporary example of the building around 1900 Of architectural value, as part of a closed street of urban value that was built almost at the same time, renovation 1996. |
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| Apartment building in half-open development, part of a double apartment building (with No. 10) | Johannisstrasse 12 (map) |
1903 | Time-typical, elaborately designed plastered building in good original condition, of architectural and urban value.
Elaborate plastered construction, better preserved than the neighboring house, especially in the area of the eaves, same design as the semi-detached house. |
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| Bathing establishment with original Art Nouveau furnishings (a building complex with the Schlobighaus, the former bathing and sanatorium of Dr. Samuel Friedrich Schlobig), surrounding green area and fencing | Johannisstrasse 16 (map) |
1866-1869 | Richly structured complex in clinker brick construction with neo-Gothic facade, of great artistic and architectural significance, with remarkably well-preserved and high-quality interior - Art Nouveau (the remise, today Schlobigplatz 23, also belongs to the original inventory of the bathing and sanatorium, see there).
The construction of the Johannisbad ensemble begins in 1866/69 with the bathing and sanatorium of the doctor built according to plans by the Zwickau architect GL Möckel. Clunky. Möckel, influenced by the Hanover School, turned to neo-Gothic and brick construction at an early stage. With the Schlobighaus he created one of the first clinker brick facades of historicism in Saxony and thus an "incunable" for the countless subsequent buildings well into the 20th century. While the masonry on the “simple Gothic brick shell” of the Schlobighaus was not yet to the satisfaction of the architect due to ignorance of the “rational brickwork”, the facade of the Johannisbad, with its rich structure and its play of smooth, glazed and shaped clinker bricks, embodies the architectural and building material aspects High point of development. In 1890 the extension of the Schlobighaus towards Mulde began. On January 2, 1904, the new buildings of the municipal Johannisbad were opened to the public. The bathroom was designed by Kretzschmar, Zwickau's town planning officer. It is characteristic of him that he not only accepted what existed, but tried to perfect it with adequate means, without foregoing the greatest opportunities of the community, which was flourishing as a result of coal mining. In addition to the facade, he chose the centerpiece of the facility, the almost 1000 m² swimming pool, as the main bearer of the prestige claim. Only comparable to the church building, he designed it in the form of a three-story "gallery hall" all around. Like Möckel, he struggled to be as modern as possible when it came to dividing the space and the technical equipment. The bathing and sanatorium opened on September 14, 1869 and was available to the citizens of Zwickau for bathing in tubs and the like, as well as to sick people from abroad who could undergo a spa treatment. So there were also sick rooms on the upper floor. Irish-Roman baths, Russian steam baths, shower and shower baths, tub baths, spas and sand baths were administered. For this purpose, individual bath cells, a sudatorium, a frigidarium and a tepidarium were available. The doctors Dr. Schlobig and Dr. Braun are considered to be outstanding personalities in the western Saxon industrial area, whose work was particularly focused on public health. In terms of urban structure, size and architectural design, the Johannisbad is unprecedented in Saxony. In addition to this singularity, the particularly outstanding importance of the ensemble is based primarily on its structural-historical and scientific significance. With the two essential construction phases, the beginning and completion of the development of the Saxon clinker building are documented in a very small space. The bathroom was in operation until 1991 without any major interventions inside or outside. It has been preserved almost true to the original with all its facilities to the present day. After extensive renovation, it was reopened on May 5, 2000. |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development | Johannisstrasse 27 (map) |
1890 | originally with a shop, clinker brick building typical of the time, in good original condition, of urban and architectural value.
Three-storey corner house with a lateral gate entrance, polygonal corner design and four-storey corner projections, originally a shop there, now a shop entrance added, a design typical of the time with horizontal roofing windows on the 1st floor and simple window frames, above the former shop entrance triangular gable roofing with a plastic woman's head, two-axis roof bay window on the north-west side with red clinker strips in the area of the window sills and lintels, as well as design relief arches made of red clinker bricks above the windows. The monument value results from the historical and urban value as a counterpart to the Johannisbad as part of a street that was built at the same time and the good original condition. Refurbishment in 1994. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Johannisstrasse 29 (map) |
1890 | Typical clinker building in good original condition, of architectural value.
Three-storey, five axes, yellow clinker brick, segmented arched windows on the ground floor, profiled ledge and eaves cornice, base cornice, horizontal lintels with round arched decorative panels and red brick arches on the 1st floor, central two-axis roof bay window with arched windows, windows and front door renewed in keeping with the style, similar design to neighboring buildings Counterpart to the Johannisbad and part of a street that was built at the same time, of architectural and urban value, renovation 1993. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Johannisstrasse 31 (map) |
1890 | Typical clinker brick construction of architectural and urban value.
Similar design to number 33, just as well preserved, red clinker brick with glazed clinker strips and window arches, horizontal window canopies with decorative panels on the 1st floor, central biaxial roof bay window, house entrance arranged on the side with original two-winged house entrance door with finely barred skylight, historical and urban value, renovation 1996. |
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| Apartment building in half-open development | Johannisstrasse 33 (map) |
1890 | Typical clinker brick construction of architectural and urban value.
Three-storey, five axes, yellow clinker brick, glazed clinker strips, profiled belt and eaves cornice, horizontal window canopies on the 1st floor, front door on the side, two-winged with grooved skylight and colored panes from the time of construction, as a typical example of the construction period around 1900 of architectural historical value, as Part of a building ensemble of urban significance as well as urban value as a counterpart to the Johannisbad, renovation 2002. |
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| Apartment building in half-open development | Kleine Biergasse 3 (map) |
1893 | Broadly based building in mixed clinker construction in very good original condition, of architectural value.
Three-storey, ten axes, symmetrically arranged two large two-axis roof bay windows, window openings on the ground floor with a horizontal upper end, on the 1st floor with segmental arches and on the 2nd floor with round arches, windows and doors changed (not prototypical), otherwise high-quality facade design with clinker brick ornamentation - clinker strips or cantilever consoles, ground floor with plastering, in the middle, in place of the historical balconies removed decades ago, restoration in a modern conception, here on the ground floor originally a passage, monument value: building historical value, renovation 1998. |
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| Apartment building in closed development (part of a double apartment building, see also No. 5) | Kleine Biergasse 4 (map) |
1892 | clinker building typical of the time, of architectural historical value.
same design as number 5, also original front door preserved, window based on the original. |
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| Apartment building in closed development (part of a double apartment building, see also No. 4) | Kleine Biergasse 5 (map) |
1892 | clinker brick construction typical of the time with high-quality facade design, of architectural historical value.
Three-storey, four axes, orange clinker bricks with red clinker strips and decorations, the facade designed, among other things, overlap cornice, cantilever consoles on the cornice, German strip, original front door, monument value: historical value due to the very good original condition, renovation in 1993. |
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| Apartment building in half-open development | Kleine Biergasse 6 (map) |
1894 | Typical building in clinker mixed construction, of architectural value.
Three-storey, five axes, design elements typical of the time, plastering on the ground floor, base polygonal masonry made of porphyry tuff, both upper floors clad with red clinker facing, the windows accentuated by window frames and horizontal roofing or a triangular gable roofing, roof structure slightly changed, otherwise good original condition, historical value: building history Refurbishment 1997. |
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| Apartment building in open development | Kleine Biergasse 7 (map) |
1890 | clinker brick construction typical of the time, of architectural and artistic value (part of a double residential building, see also Große Biergasse number 8).
Three-storey building on an irregular floor plan, four-storey corner projections, unfortunately the cornice has not been restored in accordance with the listed building standards, the facade is lavishly structured by decoration with red clinker bricks, including ribbons, German ribbon, finials and terracotta decorations with floral motifs, and the console frieze also made of clinker brick, the basic tone of the facade are yellow clinker bricks, renovation 1997. |
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| Former court of arbitration for workers' insurance with apartments, today an administration building with a surrounding wall | Kolpingstrasse 8 (map) |
1905 | architecturally sophisticated art nouveau building in very good original condition.
Ironworks, Schlosserei Lange, Zwickau, remarkable staircase, three-storey plastered building, on the ground floor with natural stone masonry - roughly hewn granite bosses in different formats and sizes - in the attic partially with half-timbering, windows on the ground floor framed by natural stone, different window arrangements and different window formats, projections and recesses the facade with rounded corners, inside very good stock including Art Nouveau doors, stucco ceilings and typical Art Nouveau stair railing in a curved shape, abstracted symbol figure (Justitia) in porphyry above the house entrance, original double-leaf front door - coffered door with high skylight, corner tower with flat domed roof and lantern made of copper sheet , in the area under the eaves (August-Bebel-Straße) relief-like swan representations, valuable details such as B. Balcony, exits on August-Bebel-Straße and on the courtyard side, decorative elements and parts of the fence have already been lost over the years, the business premises of the arbitration tribunal were housed on the ground floor and 1st floor, the apartments were on the 2nd floor for the chairman of the arbitration tribunal government councilor Oswald Schmiedel and the chief masseur Ernst Reymann. |
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| Villa with enclosure and garden | Kolpingstrasse 22 (map) |
1893 | architecturally demanding clinker brick building in very good original condition.
with well-preserved interior of architectural and urban value, two-storey, red clinker building with sandstone structure, polygonal bay window with balcony above, stepped gable on the street side with segmented arches, rectangular staircase porch also with stepped gable, mansard roof with original dormers, all with the original Welsch hood door The original room doors and all windows with green glazed, finely grooved skylights have been preserved, including the original room structure, valuable equipment details and fencing, today used as a mother's center with a wide range of cultural and social offers; the director of the engineering school Paul Kirchhoff, renovation, lived in the rooms on the ground floor from 1899 onwards 1995/96 |
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| Villa with garden and enclosure | Kolpingstrasse 24 (map) |
1881 | architecturally sophisticated neo-renaissance building of great architectural and urban significance.
Villa: two-storey plastered building on an approximately square floor plan with the original structure and arcades in front of the terrace on the ground floor, fencing with balustrade, medallions over the windows on the first floor with festoons and putti, small medallions with portrait busts over the windows of the ground floor ( Bas-reliefs), window frames natural stone with horizontal window canopies on volute-like console stones, plinth and window sill cornices, frames of the plastered surfaces on the upper floor by narrow, circumferential sgraffito bands, glazed veranda with access to the garden, above the loggia on the upper floor, the original cantilevered cantilevered cantilever fence with gate, wicket door and granite columns, house entrance door and window based on the original, inside parquet floors and doors preserved, from 1890 the villa was owned by the Zwickau merchant and co-owner of the two department stores at Hauptstraße 15 and Inne right Plauensche Straße 2A, Eduard Meyer, renovation 1996, Garden: rhododendrons, magnolia, ash and horse chestnut. |
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| Villa with garden and enclosure | Kolpingstrasse 28 (map) |
re. 1899 | A remarkable neo-renaissance building in very good original condition in terms of both urban planning and architectural design.
Part of a group of houses consisting of four houses in the same design by the same master builder, with the same fencing: delicate iron mesh fence, the upper ends of the bars run out in a curve (reminiscent of a bishop's staff), the fence pillars also consist of square iron bars with scrollwork as a small crown, only At the entrance area natural stone fence pillars, residential building: on an irregular floor plan with projections and recesses, loggia and semicircular tower, this finally with a Welsche hood with crown, massive entrance canopy - fluted column and belt arches with lion's head as keystone, above a balcony with pierced stone railing, embedded in the same place Porphyry plaque with inscription: "Anno 1899", the edging and structural elements partly artificial stone in porphyria, but mostly Rochlitz porphyry tuff in the base area of yellow clinker, very sophisticated design, in excellent original condition, original two-winged house egg Entrance door with ornamental grating and sandstone edging, above it sandstone slab with the lettering "SALVE", inside doors, stucco ceilings, platform coverings etc. preserved, renovation 1999. |
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| Villa with enclosure and front garden | Kolpingstrasse 30 (map) |
re. 1901 | architecturally sophisticated neo-renaissance building of architectural and urban value.
Part of a group of houses consisting of four houses in the same street with the same fencing and the same design elements as the neighboring houses, also in very good original condition, above the house entrance plasterboard with floral decorations, dog's head and inscription "ANNO 1901", staircase with stone ball and iron railing in the base area yellow clinker brick and Rochlitz porphyry tuff, dividing elements partly made of colored artificial stone in porphyry clay, but mostly made of Rochlitz porphyry tuff, original color of the facade, richly structured building with protrusions and recesses, massive entrance porch with column and arches (canopy), stairwell protrusion with angled arranged staircase windows - these also framed by Rochlitzer Porphyrtuff, polygonal three-storey corner bay window, bay window crowned by Welscher hood, risalit with volute gables, different window shapes and formats, interesting tension between wall surfaces and wall openings ungen, a balcony on the 1st floor with a pierced stone railing (two-snow), high tiled hipped roof, inside doors, stucco ceilings, podium coverings, etc. have been preserved, on the 1st floor lived the well-known Zwickau merchant and co-owner of the Ury Gebrüder company and later himself a department store owner , Simon Schocken, owner of the villa was the authorized signatory August Günther from 1905, renovation 1999 |
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| Villa with enclosure and front garden | Kolpingstrasse 32 (map) |
re. 1901 | architecturally sophisticated neo-renaissance building, of architectural and urban value.
same design as neighboring houses, therefore of urban value, house has been preserved in very good original condition, only the windows have not been renewed in accordance with listed buildings, two-storey plastered building on an irregular floor plan with protrusions and recesses, polygonal corner bay window with flat sheet metal dome (extension from 1928), rectangular bay window here stylized banner without inscription and corner tower on the ground floor on a rectangular floor plan in the attic, tapering polygonal, tower hood unfortunately no longer available, structure partly with colored artificial stone in porphyry in the neo-Renaissance style, three sides with volute gables, window frames and partitions made of natural or artificial stone , with ribbons and cornices of different kinds, original dormers, in the stairwell leaded glass windows with painted hunting motifs in a round medallion-like central pane, these windows serve to illuminate the hallway and represent a connection between the apartments and the stairwell, in the stairwell Further ornamented leaded glass windows, original apartment and room doors on the 1st floor and in the attic, here with lead glazing, on the 1st floor fireplace in the hall area made of sandstone with sheet brass cover, here also wooden beam ceiling, keystone with owl and lizard, wood paneling and local terrazzo floor, on the 1st floor. Upper floor in the veranda room sliding window (extension from 1928), exterior view of courtyard facade: roof terrace, wooden winter garden with an integrated wooden bay window each arranged offset on the 1st floor and in the attic with a polygonal floor plan with vertical wooden cladding (extension from 1928), window sashes on the winter garden in the lower area with muntin, also muntin division of the skylight windows in the winter garden and bay window, but also partly on the other windows, the skylight windows partly with leaded glass windows, some window sashes with leaded glazing and in the middle oval medallion-like panes with landscapes in black plumb bob painting , lightly colored, on the entrance side porphyry board with integrated inscription: "ERBAUT ANNO 1901", above the entrance in the attic large round stone cross window, from 1905 the Zwickau City Theater Director Julius Otto lived on the first floor, great architectural and urban significance. |
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| Villa with front garden and fencing in a corner | Kolpingstrasse 34 (map) |
re. 1901 | architecturally demanding plastered building in the style of the neo-renaissance of architectural and urban significance.
Part of a similarly designed street section with individually standing apartment buildings and villas with identically designed enclosures, enclosure: Fence fields consisting of undecorated iron bars with a curve (similar to a bishop's staff), also gate and gate in the same design, fence pillars also iron bars at the top end in a kind of scrollwork , Residential house: two-storey plastered building with porphyry-colored window frames, corner tower with Welscher hood and crown, all window frames stained from porphyry stone, base area yellow clinker brick with corrugated ashlar at the corners, hip roof, stepped gable on both street-side risalits, on the 1st upper floor with balcony on Leipziger Strasse , on Kolpingstrasse with canopy roofed exit, here marked 1901, elaborate massive entrance canopy - column and stone arches (similar to a canopy) - porphyry colored with hipped roof, original front door, original dormer windows, inside The apartment entrance doors, stucco ceilings and platform coverings have been preserved, renovation in 1995. |
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| Apartment building in closed development, part of a group of three houses (belonging to No. 38 and Leipziger Straße 78) | Kolpingstrasse 36 (map) |
1900 | Striking clinker brick building on a square widening opposite the Moritzkirche, similar design to neighboring houses, relatively good original condition, original front door preserved, windows reproduced from the original, facade structure typical of the time with profiled belt cornices or window sill cornices, window frames with horizontal roofing, renovation 1996. |
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| Apartment building in half-open development, part of a group of three houses (belonging to No. 36 and Leipziger Straße 78) | Kolpingstrasse 38 (map) |
1901 | standing on a square opposite the Moritzkirche, of great urban significance.
Four-storey clinker brick building in different colors, yellow and red clinker bricks, changed on the ground floor, cornice not preserved, window frames typical of the time, simplified roof, only urban significance. |
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| Apartment building in semi-open development, part of a double apartment building (belonging to No. 42) | Kolpingstrasse 40 (map) |
1903 | Typical plastered building in good original condition of urban value.
5 × 2 axes, three-storey, side elevation, same design as the neighboring house, plaster ashlar on the ground floor and plaster structure preserved, simplified in the roof area, but original dormers, renovation 1992. |
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| Apartment building in half-open development, part of a double apartment building (belonging to No. 40) | Kolpingstrasse 42 (map) |
1903 | typical plaster construction. slightly changed, of urban value.
Three-storey, four-storey plastered building at the corner, 5 × 2 axes, side elevation, plaster structure only partially preserved, window frames typical of the time with arched keel or curtain arched windows, lead glass windows in the stairwell, simplified in the roof area, only urban development value, renovation in 1994. |
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| Apartment building in semi-open development, part of a group of three houses (belonging to No. 46 and 48) | Kolpingstrasse 44 (map) |
1902 | Typical plastered construction of architectural and urban value.
4 × 2 axes, three-storey, side elevation, same design as neighboring houses, changed in color, otherwise preserved in good original condition, the windows not reproduced prototypically, inscribed "1902" in the gable, refurbished in 1994. |
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| Apartment building in closed development, part of a group of three houses (belonging to No. 44 and 48) | Kolpingstrasse 46 (map) |
1902 | Typical plastered building of architectural and urban value in good original condition.
five axes, three storeys, emphasis on the central axis, same design as neighboring houses, similar facade design elements, original, centrally arranged front door, color scheme changed, changed in the roof area. |
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| Apartment building in half-open development, part of a group of three houses (belonging to No. 44 and 46) | Kolpingstrasse 48 (map) |
re. 1902 | Typical plastered building in the neo-renaissance style, changed in color, of architectural and urban value.
Three-storey house of 4 × 2 axes with window frames typical of the time, including keel arches or arched curtain windows, horizontal window canopies, different window formats, projections and recesses of the facade, color originally plastered, the colors of the garments in porphyry, now almost matched, the windows reproduced according to the original , marked “1902” on the gable. |
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| Apartment building in a corner in a semi-open development | Kolpingstrasse 54 (map) |
1904 | Part of an originally uniformly designed group of three houses (belonging to 50 and 52, no monuments), plastered construction of significant urban development, slightly simplified.
Three-storey plastered building with pilaster structure, 4 × 1 × 8 axes, polygonal corner, window modeled on the original, shop door also changed the house entrance, simplified in the roof area, dominant corner position, inside stairwell with wrought iron railing, Ortterrazzo platforms and apartment entrance doors have been preserved, renovation 1996. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Kreisigstrasse 1 (map) |
1883 | Typical Wilhelminian style building in very good original condition of architectural and urban value.
Three-storey, six axes, two-axis central projection, house entrance on the left in the passage of the house, on the ground floor and upstairs on the central projection, plastering, the windows highlighted by projecting sills on volute-like console stones and window canopies, (horizontal, with triangular gable and segmental arch) above the central projection Roof bay, renovation 1995/96. |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development | Kreisigstrasse 2 (map) |
1888 | with shop, representative clinker mixed building of architectural and urban significance.
Four-story corner house, ground floor plastered, upper floor orange-red clinker brick, first floor highlighted as a bel étage by elaborate window frames with horizontal window roofs, the corner of the house is polygonal and emphasized by balconies on the 1st and 2nd floor as well as window roofs with triangular gables and segmental arches - these with gaff heads, original front door, inside stair railing with cast iron supports, renovation 1999. |
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| Tenement house and Methodist church (in the yard of the property) | Kreisigstrasse 3 (map) |
1884-1885 | Today the Apostolic Church, elaborately designed Wilhelminian style house of artistic importance as well as a simple church building typical of the time with high-quality interior fittings as a courtyard, built for the congregation of the Episcopal Methodist Church in Zwickau in Saxony, purchased in 1932 by the Reformed Apostolic Congregation.
The cultural monument is a three-storey apartment building with a mezzanine floor and a passage, as well as a church building in the courtyard. Both were designed between 1884 and 1885 by the Zwickau architect August Otto and built under his direction. The well-structured, exceptionally richly decorated clinker brick facade of the front building is characterized by sandstone pilaster strips between each of the six window axes, which stand on the cornice and extend to the eaves and are provided with a chapter and base. The base shows the quarry stone masonry design typical of the time it was built and Kreisigstrasse. Renovation in 1998. The church was originally built as a “house of prayer for the congregation of the Episcopal Methodist Church in Zwickau i./S.”. The Zwickau master builder Robert Richter is responsible for the execution. In 1888 the two side galleries were installed according to designs by the Zwickau master builder Albin Queck. These side galleries with beautiful wrought iron railings are still in their original form today. The same goes for the stucco ceiling from the construction period and the interior doors. The building is characterized by a simple plastered facade with decorative and structuring elements typical of the period. The roof turret that dominates the building has unfortunately been lost in recent years. Refurbished in 2002. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Kreisigstrasse 4 (map) |
around 1890 | with shop and passage, clinker brick building typical of the time with terracotta decor in very good original condition, as part of a street that was built at the same time and of importance in terms of building history and urban development.
four-storey, five axes, side elevation with gate passage, alternating red and yellow clinker bricks, all windows with segmental arch roofing: clinker bricks with keystones or small crowns, various terracotta decorations, cornice with corbels and terracotta friezes, windows and doors renewed, renovation 1999. |
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| Apartment building in closed development, part of a semi-detached house (see also Kreisigstrasse 8) | Kreisigstrasse 6 (map) |
1889 | Traditional Wilhelminian style building with clinker cladding, of architectural and urban value.
six axes, four-storey, red and yellow clinker brick, window openings with segmental arches, the facade decorated with layers of red clinker brick or pilasters made of clinker bricks and a console frieze on the cornice as well as various terracotta decorations, renovation 2000. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Kreisigstrasse 7 (map) |
1887 | originally with a shop, traditional Wilhelminian style building of architectural and urban significance.
eight axes, four-storey, orange-red and red clinker brick, belt cornice, windowsill cornice, side elevation, horizontal window roofing or segmental arch and triangular gable roofing, gate passage, store bricked up today - no longer preserved, facade only partially renovated in accordance with listed buildings, the sandstone window frames marbled, renovation in 2000. |
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| Apartment building in closed development, part of a semi-detached house (see also Kreisigstrasse 6) | Kreisigstrasse 8 (map) |
1888 | Traditional Wilhelminian style building with clinker cladding, of architectural and urban value.
six axes, four-storey, red and yellow clinker brick, window openings with segmental arches, the facade decorated with layers of red clinker brick or pilasters made of clinker bricks and a console frieze on the cornice as well as various terracotta decorations, renovation 1997. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Kreisigstrasse 9 (map) |
1891 | high-quality clinker brick building with an ornamental brick bond in very good original condition of architectural and urban value.
Four-storey, three axes, of which the middle axis with twin windows, ground floor segmented arched and rectangular windows, house entrance on the side, front door renewed, base polygonal masonry, profiled cornice between the ground floor and 1st floor, in the middle of the house between the 1st and 2nd floor an ornamental brick bond with Bricks laid diagonally upright, horizontal window roofs on the 2nd floor, window sill cornices between the 2nd and 3rd floors, renovation 1995. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Kreisigstrasse 10 (map) |
1887 | with shop, typical of the time, broad clinker building of architectural and urban value in very good original condition.
Four-storey, nine axes, orange-yellow clinker brick, two shops on the ground floor, high-quality front door between these shops, double-winged wooden door with triangular gable roofing over the glass inserts, split skylight, cube frieze on the cornice, above the windows of the 1st floor segmented arched or triangular gable roofing over the windows On the 2nd floor horizontal roofing windows with crowns, very good original condition, only changes to the roof area. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Kreisigstrasse 12 (map) |
1888 | with shop, clinker brick building typical of the time of urban and architectural value in very good original condition.
with gate passage, five axes, four storeys, orange-yellow clinker brick with brown glazed clinker strips, on the ground floor today baker and gate passage, the house gate changed, on the 1st floor horizontal window roofs, the middle window with segmented arch roofs, on the 2nd floor horizontal window roofs, the middle window with Triangular gable roofing, 3rd floor segmented arched window, cornice changed. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Kreisigstrasse 13 (map) |
1890 | typical clinker brick building of urban value.
Four-storey, four axes, orange-red clinker brick (Siegsdorf leather-colored facing bricks), ground floor rectangular windows, house entrance on the side, original front door with two wings, glass inserts, fighter with cube frieze, skylight with colored glass windows, profiled cornice between the ground floor and first floor, first floor highlighted in terms of design, etc. due to set balusters in the window parapets and window roofing with horizontal beams and triangular gables, 2nd floor horizontal window roofing, roof zone changed. |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development | Kreisigstrasse 15 (map) |
around 1880 | with shop, belonging to Bosestrasse 16, artistically remarkable clinker brick building with terracotta shaped bricks in very good original condition of urban and architectural value.
Broad building, four-storey, 7 × 1 × 9 axes, ground floor generous shop area, shop window with segmental arch closure, original shop entrance at the corner of the house today added, entrance in Kreisigstrasse - slightly set back with single staircase, segmented arched window, the ground floor decorated with layers of dark red glazed runners Bricks, windowsill cornices between the ground floor and 1st floor as well as 1st and 2nd floors decorated with terracotta shaped stones, elaborately worked cornice with cantilever consoles also terracotta shaped stones. |
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| Apartment building in closed development, semi-detached house (see also Kreisigstrasse 21) | Kreisigstrasse 19 (map) |
1880 | Typical Wilhelminian style building in very good original condition of urban planning and architectural value.
Three-storey, five axes, central projection, ground floor with plastered ashlar, house entrance on the side with a large gate, two-winged with grooved skylight, segmented arched window, cornice between the ground floor and first floor, both upper floors with profiled window walls, slightly cantilevered sills, the window canopies connected with horizontal gables and triangular roofs with a continuous cornice, three-axis roof bay window without ornamentation flanked by two dormers with a gable roof without any design features. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Kreisigstrasse 20 (map) |
1883 | Typical Wilhelminian style building of architectural and urban value.
Three-storey, five axes, single-axis central projection, simplified on the ground floor, on the upper floor plastering on the central projection, the windows highlighted by projecting sills on volute-like console stones and window canopies, gaff heads on the 1st floor between the windows, renovation 1996. |
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| Apartment building in closed development, duplex (see also Kreisigstrasse 19) | Kreisigstrasse 21 (map) |
1881 | Typical Wilhelminian style building of architectural and urban value.
Three-storey, five axes, central projection over three axes, ground floor with plastered ashlar, house entrance on the side with large gate, two-winged with grooved skylight, segmented arched window, cornice between the ground floor and 1st floor, both upper floors with profiled window walls, slightly protruding sills, the window canopies through a cornice Connected to each other, window roofing: horizontal beams or triangular gable - all on console stones, three-axis roof bay window without ornaments flanked by two dormers with a gable roof without special design features, renovation in 1995. |
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| Tenement house with passage in closed development | Kreisigstrasse 22 (map) |
1885 | Wilhelminian style house of architectural and urban value.
Three-storey, five axes, house entrance on the side with a large gate, two-winged with grooved skylight, segmented arched window on the ground floor, cornice between the ground floor and 1st floor, both upper floors with slightly protruding sills on console stones, the window canopies connected by a cornice, window canopies: horizontal beams or Triangular gable and segment arch gable - all on console stones, three-axis roof bay window without ornaments. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Kreisigstrasse 23 (map) |
1882 | originally with a shop, typical Wilhelminian style building of architectural and urban value.
Three-storey, six axes, central projection with two axes, there originally a shop door, front door slightly set back, two-winged door with grooved skylight, cornice between the ground floor and 1st floor, the windows of both upper floors with horizontal window canopies, on the central projection with segmented arch roofing or triangular gable roofing, three-cornered roofing 1995. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Kreisigstrasse 24 (map) |
1888 | Typical Wilhelminian style building of urban and architectural value.
Part of a row of houses that was built at the same time, five axes, three-storey, ground floor: plastered ashlar, segmented arched window, side door passage with wooden door - two-winged with sprouted skylight, 1st floor: horizontal window roofing and triangular gable roofing, cantilevered sills on volute-like cantilevers, 2nd upper floor three-axis roof bay window. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Kreisigstrasse 26 (map) |
1886 | Typical plaster construction, part of a street that was built at the same time (see also number 28, as well as Moritzstraße 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 34, 36, 38).
four axes, three-storey, ground floor with plastering, rectangular windows, house entrance on the side, horizontal window roofing or triangular gable roofing, profiled cornice, two-axis roof bay window, renovation 1998. |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development | Kreisigstrasse 28 (map) |
1887 | with shop, striking plastered building of great urban significance (belonging to number 26 and Moritzstrasse 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 34, 36 and 38).
Four-storey, 4 × 3 axes (including two twin windows), horizontal window roofing, partly triangular gable roofing, plaster ashlar on the ground floor, base of polygonal masonry, large wooden gate on the side, renovation 1998. |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development | Kreisigstrasse 29 (map) |
1889 | originally with a shop, a striking clinker brick building, identical to the opposite building of great urban significance.
6 × 1 × 7 axes, s. Also Kreisigstraße 30, entrance particularly emphasized by plaster and stucco decorations (sandstone elements), the balcony on the 1st floor is no longer preserved, the shop has also been dismantled to the apartment, but the roof bay on the corner is originally preserved with a roof covering - fish scale stencil cover (rarely found in Zwickau), original front door, renovation 1995 |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development | Kreisigstrasse 30 (map) |
1889 | with shop, striking urban building in clinker composite construction in very good original condition, of architectural significance.
Three-storey, 7 × 1 × 6 axes, polygonal corner projections, polygonal masonry base, shop, shop window and shop door changed in the corner on the ground floor, house entrance on the side, plastered ashlar, cornice, on the 1st and 2nd floors orange-red brick, the windows with artificial stone surrounds and horizontal window roofing, on the corner of the house on the 1st floor balcony with decorated iron railing, the roof structure probably slightly changed, renovation in 1998. |
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| Tenement house with passage in closed development | Kreisigstrasse 31 (map) |
1889 | High quality clinker brick construction typical of the time, of architectural and urban value in very good original condition.
Three-storey, six axes, orange-red bricks on the 1st and 2nd floors, on the ground floor red bricks and original gate, arranged on the side, two-winged with skylight, the facade partly decorated with boss blocks or with colored bricks in decorative association (flower display), cornice between the ground floor 1st and 1st floor, in the two upper floors sandstone window frames with horizontal window roofing or triangular gable roofing, two biaxial roof bay windows, renovation 1996. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Kreisigstrasse 32 (map) |
1885 | Three-storey plastered building of urban and architectural value.
Three-storey, five axes, side entrance, original house entrance door, two-winged with skylight, side elevation, plastered facade, belt cornice between the ground floor and 1st floor, horizontal window canopies, bosses in the ground floor area, polygonal quarry stone base, renovation 2003. |
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| Tenement house with passage in closed development | Kreisigstrasse 33 (map) |
1891 | clinker brick building typical of the time in good original condition of urban and architectural value.
Three-storey, six axes, side elevation, orange-red clinker brick, house entrance arranged on the side, large two-winged wooden gate, the warrior decorated with a cube frieze, over the windows on the 1st floor in the arched field small angel heads and floral ornaments as plaster stucco decoration, in the 1st and 2nd Upper floor horizontal window roofs, on the first floor also heads above the windows, the cornice chipped off and the roof bay window simplified on the side elevation. |
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| Tenement house with passage in closed development | Kreisigstrasse 34 (map) |
1887 | Broad plastered construction of urban and architectural value.
Three-storey, six axes, ground floor plastered ashlar, base of polygonal masonry, side entrance, original wooden gate, two-winged with skylight, cornice, simple window frames with horizontal window canopies on both upper floors, roof bay window now four-axis, design changed, renovation 1997. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Kreisigstrasse 35 (map) |
1891 | simple clinker building of urban value.
with gate passage, three-story, six axes, simple window frames, chipped cornice, house entrance on the side projecting with original gate, two-winged, with skylight. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Kreisigstrasse 36 (map) |
1887 | today with a shop, plastered building typical of the time of urban and architectural value.
five axes, three-storey, base polygonal masonry, ground floor plastered ashlar, house entrance on the side with two-winged wooden gate and skylight, the windows on the ground floor enlarged to form shop windows, cornice between the ground floor and the first floor, smooth plaster on both upper floors, window frames with horizontal roofing, renovation in 1994. |
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| Tenement house with back building | Kreisigstrasse 37 (map) |
1900 (tenement) | Typical clinker brick building of urban and historical value, part of a street that was built at the same time.
Four-storey, six axes, side elevation, there gate passage with two-winged wooden gate and skylight, simple window frames, on the 1st floor horizontal window canopies, chipped cornice, orange-red clinker brick, roof zone simplified, rear building built as a stable with a coachman's apartment. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Kreisigstrasse 38 (map) |
1887 | Typical clinker brick building of urban and architectural value, in good original condition.
Three-storey, four axes, polygonal masonry base, red clinker brick facade decorated with plaster strips, house entrance on the side with two-winged wooden gate and split skylight, the fighter with cube frieze, cornice, simple ashlar window garments with horizontal roofing, on the 2nd floor in the blind arch shell ornamentation, two-axis triangular gable roof crowned, renovation 1995. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Kreisigstrasse 39 (map) |
1901 | with a shop, clinker brick building typical of the time, similar design to the neighboring house, of architectural and urban significance.
Four-storey, six axes, side elevation, house entrance in the side elevation, large wooden gate, two-winged with grooved skylight, shop front changed, orange-yellow clinker brick, belt cornice preserved, simple window frames, on the 1st floor with horizontal window canopy or segmented arched roofing, on the 3rd floor segmented arched window, roof zone changed , Renovation 2002. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Kreisigstrasse 40 (map) |
1887 | simple plastered building, presumably simplified, of urban value.
Door renewed, window not renewed prototypically, belt cornice removed, only the stone walls remained. |
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| Apartment building in a corner in a closed development, semi-detached house (see also Osterweihstraße 14) | Kreisigstrasse 41 (map) |
1900 | with shop, dominant urban and architecturally remarkable brick building in very good original condition, part of the uniformly designed front of the former Schützenplatz.
Four-storey clinker brick building with polygonal corner formation, shop on the corner of the house, bay windows over three floors on a polygonal floor plan from the 1st floor on the corner of the house, the facade decorated with shaped clinker bricks, under the eaves terracotta frieze with angels' heads and runners made of dark red glazed bricks, facade of orange-red clinker bricks, emphasis the vertical through the combination of the superimposed window axes by means of pilasters, original front door preserved, two-winged with ornamental grating and high skylight, roof zone changed, renovation 1996. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Kreisigstrasse 42 (map) |
1889 | Typical clinker brick building of urban and historical value in good original condition.
five axes, three-storey, simple decorations through bosses on the ground floor, original double-winged front door with skylight, on the transom with cube frieze, on the 1st floor window sill and horizontal window canopy, two-axis roof bay, renovation 1995. |
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| School with attached gym | Leipziger Strasse 1 (map) |
1860–1870 (school) | distinctive, Wilhelminian-style building that has a significant impact on the Neumarkt square, very good original condition, of architectural, historical and urban significance.
3-storey plastered building, broadly laid out, with polygonal corner formation, ground floor plastered ashlar, upper floor smooth plaster, window sill cornices between all floors, profiled eaves cornice, pilaster structure with plaster grooves, overlap cornices over the windows of the 1st floor, all windows designed as segmented arched windows, representative entrance area on Neumarkt, also framed by pilasters, risalit with entrance and single-axis roof bay window, one-storey gym extension added in Leipziger Strasse in the same design as the main building, from 1904 the second district school. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Leipziger Strasse 2 (map) |
1874 | with shop, sophisticated plastered building in very good original condition of urban and architectural value.
Four-storey, five axes, horizontal window roofing, belt and window sill cornices, cantilevered sills on console stones, ground floor plastering, shop and shop window modernized, windows based on the original design renewed, refurbished original front door, typical Wilhelminian style, egg bar or console frieze on the cornice. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Leipziger Strasse 13 (map) |
1876 in the core | with shop, remarkable plastered building in architecturally sophisticated design, facade remodeled by Gustav Hacault, of architectural significance.
originally presumably three-storey building, later heightened, facade overformed, five axes, windows modeled on the origin, with split bars of the skylights, shop front changed, as well as the house entrance, above the house entrance door a cartridge with the initial F. (possibly for the client), from 2. Upper floor two-storey biaxial bay window with typical expressionistic decorative elements as well as pilasters on the second floor, between the 1st and 2nd floor a small roof, on the bay window landscape vedute depicting Zwickau and a hiker with a stick and a hat removed, biaxial roof bay window, the windows provided with keel bow. |
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| Apartment house in a corner location in open development | Leipziger Strasse 14 (map) |
1883 | Urban development with a distinctive Wilhelminian era building with a shop on Neumarkt of architectural and urban value.
Three-storey plastered building with central and side elevation, typical profiled window frames with partial earing or horizontal roofing, polygonal corner formation with shop, shop door and shop window new, single-axis oriel above the shop entrance on the 1st floor on volute-like corbels, above small balcony, roof area changed. |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development | Leipziger Strasse 16 (map) |
1890 | with shop, clinker brick building typical of the time, of urban and architectural significance.
Four-storey, orange-red clinker brick, profiled cornice, horizontal window roofing and triangular gable roofing, corner projectile with shop on the ground floor, front door, shop door, shop window and window renewed, roof areas changed, important for the appearance of the Neumarkt square. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Leipziger Strasse 18 (map) |
1890 | with shop, clinker brick building typical of the time in very good original condition of importance in terms of urban development and architectural history.
Almost the same design as the neighboring house (brick color and window design), through gate and house entrance on the side, shop on the ground floor dismantled in 1996, partial reconstruction of the state after completion, but at that time there was still a shop window according to the construction file, in the meantime the ground floor was only used for residential purposes, shop entrance on the fourth Axis arranged from the left, client: Moritz Fink, master wheelwright, construction drawing signed. Friedrich Wilhelm Junghanns, master builder. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Leipziger Strasse 22 (map) |
1876 | Landing zone on the ground floor, partially changed, historicizing plastered building from the Wilhelminian era, of particular importance in terms of urban development.
Three-storey, six axes, side elevation with gate entrance, shop window front enlarged, these and the windows on the ground floor pulled down, both upper floors in traditional design with profiled, partially drilled window walls and window canopies - horizontal beams, triangular gable or segment arch - windows renewed, a parapet with balusters , Roof area probably simplified. |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development | Leipziger Strasse 25a (map) |
1897 | with a shop, typical of the time, building in clinker-mixed construction in its original condition, defining the street scene, of importance in terms of building history.
Four-storey corner house with corner projections, shop, shop window and shop door changed on the corner, windows renewed, ground floor plastering, upper floor orange-red clinker brick, window walls typical of the time with slight profiling and horizontal window canopies on the first floor, console frieze, dormers on the corner projecting original with stone facing, otherwise roof window. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Leipziger Strasse 31 (map) |
1882 | with shop, unique facade design in an expressionistic language of form, of architectural and artistic importance.
Three-storey, five axes, shop on the ground floor with original shop windows with grooved skylights, side two-winged wooden gate with glass inserts and grooved skylight with ornamental Art Nouveau decorations, cornice probably removed, color scheme not original, the window axes on the upper floor were combined into window groups by common window frames. This effect is reinforced by the window parapets of the windows on the 2nd floor, which are decorated with geometric plaster stucco decorations and fill the wall surface between the window openings on both floors. These expressionist decorations as well as the jagged frieze on the cornice and the formation of the dazzling gable are later additions (around 1923), gable field depicting a fist with a hammer. The house has a facade design that is rare for Zwickau and is one of the few residential houses of this type that were presumably redesigned in the 1920s. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Leipziger Strasse 33 (map) |
1884 | with shop, Wilhelminian style building in very good original condition, of architectural and urban significance.
On the ground floor two shops with original shop windows with molded skylights, recessed entrances and profiled pillars between the shop windows and the shop entrance, house entrance arranged in the center, presumably with a refurbished front door or a front door made from the original, profiled window frames, belt cornice, characteristic window frames on both upper floors, on the first floor with horizontal window roofing and triangular gables, two-axis roof bay window with round window and gable triangle flanked by two small roof houses with saddle roofs, very good original condition. |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development | Leipziger Strasse 35 (map) |
1886 | with shop, distinctive Wilhelminian style building of urban and architectural value.
Three-storey plastered building with polygonal four-storey corner projections, there butcher shop, the windows partially extended downwards in order to expand the shop window front, shop window and shop door changed, original front door, two-wing decorated with carvings, upper floor with pilasters and decorated with prefabricated artificial stone elements, Pilaster strips on the corner projections with plaster grooves, horizontal window roofs and triangular gable roofings above the window openings of the corner projections, high-quality construction of architectural and historical significance. |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development | Leipziger Strasse 37 (map) |
1888 | with a shop, well-preserved clinker brick building typical of the time and of urban and architectural value.
Apartment building, built in 1888 according to a design by the architect Wilhelm Junghanns. Broad, red clinker building with polygonal corner formation with a mansard roof. Shop on the ground floor, access on the corner of the house. The house entrance on the side with the building-time, elaborately decorated front door. The facade is characterized by different window roofs and in particular the corner bay on curved console stones, adorned with acanthus leaves. The house impresses with its authenticity, even if details have been changed. As a characteristic Wilhelminian style apartment building, the building acquires architectural historical value. The building is part of an apartment building developed at the same time, which gives the street its unmistakable appearance. This means that the building is also of urban significance. (LfD / 2011.) Broad, red clinker brick building with polygonal corner formation, on the corner shop with renewed shop door, side entrance with very beautiful, high-quality front door from the time of construction with carvings and applied decorations, keystones above the windows on the ground floor, upper floor with horizontal window canopies and triangular gables, bay windows above the shop entrance on pillar-like templates as well as curved console stones decorated with acanthus leaf, single-storey bay window, the windows flanked by fluted columns, balcony above bay window, original stone templates at the corner of the house and crowned by segmental arches, mansard roof with otherwise modified dormers. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Leipziger Strasse 39 (map) |
1894 | with a shop, a lavishly designed building with a clinker mix, typical of the time, in very good original condition of urban architectural value.
Four-storey, broad-based building, six axes, ground floor plastering, shutters simplified, house door renewed (but modeled after the original), arranged on the side, upper floors yellow clinker decorated with porphyry-colored artificial stone, window walls with earings and horizontal roofing or segmented arches also artificial stone porphyry-colored, elaborate Decorations (cartouches, seashells, busts, lion heads and dummy curtains on the window frames), cornice with cube frieze, changed mansard roof. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Leipziger Strasse 40 (map) |
1885 | with shop, characteristic Wilhelminian style building in very good original condition of architectural and urban value.
Three-storey, six axes, 1st floor with horizontal window roofing, plasterwork decoration on the window parapets, first floor: shop area changed, plinth subsequently clad, house entrance on the side with original double-leaf front door with sprued skylight, three-axis dormer window with arched windows, triangular gable with rose window, the dormers changed. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Leipziger Strasse 41 (map) |
1895 | Typical clinker mixed building, part of a similarly designed group of houses, therefore of importance in terms of urban development and architectural history.
Elaborate building in clinker composite construction, six axes, four-storey, plaster grooves on the ground floor, original house door arranged on the side with glass inserts and split skylight, belt cornice, red clinker cladding on the upper floor, elaborate window walls with earings and horizontal window canopies or segmental arch canopy, partly also decorated, on the fourth floor Arched windows, eaves cornice plastered with console frieze, mansard roof without dormers. |
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| Apartment building in closed development, part of a double dwelling (see also No. 44) | Leipziger Strasse 42 (map) |
1885-1886 | with subsequent shop installation, sophisticated plastered construction, partially changed, of architectural and urban value.
Three-storey, six axes, single-axis side elevation, shops on the ground floor, presumably built in retrospectively with extended windows, shop and front door set back with a small staircase, belt cornice removed, elaborately profiled window frames with earring and horizontal window canopies or triangular gable roofing, roof area changed. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Leipziger Strasse 43 (map) |
1894 | Typical of the time, high-quality mixed clinker building in very good original condition of urban and architectural value.
same design as number 39, but different coloring, design elements probably sandstone, window frame artificial stone. |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development, part of a double apartment building (see also Leipziger Straße 42) | Leipziger Strasse 44 (map) |
1886 | with shop, architecturally sophisticated Wilhelminian style building in very good original condition of urban and architectural value.
Three-storey with polygonal corner formation, cornice partly curved and cranked, belt cornice also profiled and cranked, bosses ashlar on the shop area, smooth plaster facade, on the corner on the 1st floor an elaborate balcony on curved consoles with perforated stone parapets, also the window parapets of the windows next to the balcony Decorated with set balusters, the window openings next to the balcony were further accentuated by elaborate window frames with fluted pilasters and triangular gables, gazing heads are located above the windows on the second floor of the corner projections, the wall surfaces of the corner projections are concave, as are the Cornices. |
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| Tenement house, in a corner in a closed development | Leipziger Strasse 45 (map) |
re. 1893 | Typical clinker brick building of urban significance.
Four-storey building with plastering on the ground floor, there shop, shop door changed, front door preserved, upper floors red clinker brick, cornice between the ground floor and first floor as well as the second and third floors, arched window openings on the third floor, segmented arched window openings on the second floor, otherwise rectangular window openings in regular rows, mansard roof with slate roofing, dormers and lavishly designed roof bay windows with stone facings on the corner, labeled "Anno1893" in the gable fields, the house stands on a square-like widening of Leipziger Strasse and is therefore of great urban significance. |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development | Leipziger Strasse 46 (map) |
1886 | with a shop, a landmark building from the early days of the city in very good original condition of architectural and urban value.
Three-storey corner house with polygonal four-storey corner formation, ground floor with plastered ashlar and keystones over the window openings, the house entrance with a wooden coffered door on the side, partly with diamond cuboids and rung-split skylight, first floor designed as a bel étage with elaborately designed window walls and canopies with ornamental decorations on the horizontal canopies Corner elevation triangular gable window roofing, on the second floor horizontal window roofing and profiled window frames, under the cornice frieze "Running Dog", roof area simplified, the building is part of a relatively well-preserved, Wilhelminian-era, three-story development, from which, in addition to the architectural value, also the urban significance Building. |
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| Villa with garden and enclosure | Leipziger Strasse 47 (map) |
1902 | Originally preserved neo-renaissance building of architectural historical importance.
Two-storey plastered building over an irregular floor plan with central projecting, smooth plaster facade, clinker brick base, house entrance on the side, iron roofing, original front door, window frames artificial stone (porphyry imitation), same design of the cornice, neo-renaissance volute gable, dormer roof with sheet metal cladding, a gable roof made of inserted and bent round bars, artificial stone fence pillars crowned by spheres. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Leipziger Strasse 50 (map) |
1888 | characteristic Wilhelminian style building in good original condition of urban value as part of the Wilhelminian development in this area of Leipziger Strasse.
Four-storey, six axes, ground floor plastering, central recessed house entrance with original cassette front door with split skylight, belt cornice, horizontal window canopies on the first and second floors, otherwise simple, typical design. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Leipziger Strasse 52 (map) |
1888 | characteristic Wilhelminian style building in good original condition of urban significance.
Almost the same design as the neighboring house, only the front door arranged on the side, the front door renewed, as well as the windows, very simple construction, only of urban significance as part of the Wilhelminian development of this part of Leipziger Straße. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Leipziger Strasse 54 (map) |
1888 | with shop, characteristic Wilhelminian style building in good original condition of urban value.
four axes, four storeys (presumably added later), design like the neighboring house, shop simplified, original front door arranged laterally with rung-split, high skylight, base of polygonal masonry. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Leipziger Strasse 58 (map) |
1895 | with shop, building in clinker mixed construction, of urban and architectural value.
Ground floor plaster with plastering, very wide shop windows, shop door and shop window renewed, arranged on the side, originally preserved coffered front door with raised skylight, cornice, upper floor yellow clinker with plaster tapes, windows bordered by profiled, drilled window frames, horizontal window canopies and segmental arch roofing renewed, all. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Leipziger Strasse 60 (map) |
1901 | Retrofitting of a shop, on the Leipziger Strasse a striking plastered building in a very good original condition of architectural and urban value.
Broad plastered building with shop, original front door with ornamental grille, two bay windows, on a rectangular floor plan over two floors, the windows highlighted by window canopies, inside porch door with high-quality Art Nouveau lead glazing and ceiling paintings in the stairwell partially exposed, wall painting also available, painted over - not exposed, wrought iron Flag holder between the bay windows, balconies in front of the former courtyard facade. |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development | Leipziger Strasse 62 (map) |
1900 | urban plastered construction, structurally simplified.
Four-storey, broad-based building, tapering to a point at the corner, slightly polygonal corner formation, belt and windowsill cornices, elaborate neo-renaissance gable with plaster decorations. Comment on the monument value: The roof area of the building was subsequently increased, so that the house is now five-storey, the facade has been simplified (especially the changes in the roof area create an engraving impairment of the external appearance), but due to the striking street location, the building has an outstanding appearance urban significance and is therefore left in the list of monuments. (Koch April 3, 2007). |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Leipziger Strasse 74 (map) |
1898 | with shop, simple clinker brick building of urban value.
Four-storey, five axes, single-axis side elevation with gate entrance, orange-red brick facade, shop and window changed, belt cornice profiled and cranked, horizontal window roofs and triangular gable roofs, gaff heads in the gable fields of the triangular gable. |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development | Leipziger Strasse 78 (map) |
1899 | with a shop, an important clinker brick building on a square widening the Leipziger Strasse.
Four-storey, yellow clinker brick building, corner risalit red clinker decorated with green glazed binder layers, risalit with lavishly designed window walls with artificial stone decoration elements and small gaff heads, house gate on the side original preserved, windows based on the original, roof design changed. |
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| Museum building with interior furnishings from the period of construction, green space, gardens and fencing, as well as archive and library with equipment | Lessingstrasse 1 (map) |
1914 | architecturally sophisticated functional building, traditional architectural language of the early 20th century.
The construction of the museum building goes back to the design of the architect Richard Schiffner from Zittau, who emerged as the winner of the specially advertised public competition among the architects living in the Kingdom of Saxony. Construction began in April 1912, and the opening ceremony took place on April 23, 1914 in the presence of King Friedrich August of Saxony. The building extends along Lessingstrasse and is therefore part of the development on the edge of the former Schießanger. The center of the building is the central or dome building that rises in the extension of the axis of the Poetenweg. In front of this is a broad terrace porch with an ashlar railing, rich sculptor vases and large figural stone carving work above the main entrance. The dome itself is in the lower part in rich ashlar architecture with stone carving, the dome itself including the tower structure is made of reinforced concrete with a copper roof. Intermediate structures, kept simple, provide a connection to the two side structures, which are identical on the outside, as an extension of the central axis. The facades show stone architecture with carefully distributed jewelry in sculptural work and lively plastered areas through division. The hipped roofs are covered with monk-nun tiles. The dormers, all covers, gutters and downpipes are made of copper. The rear wing, enclosed by two courtyards and a garden, is positioned perpendicular to the front building. This part of the building is used to accommodate the collection of paintings, which is also reflected in the existing skylight system. Inside the large domed hall marble floors, wide marble staircases left and right to the side buildings, as well as marble settings with four heads and four vases in marble carving, marble fireplaces and door frames. Here also lead glass windows with the inscriptions: work, trade, music, religion, industry, mining, play, agriculture, arts and crafts and science. In addition, traditional representations of figural and floral art. At the same height as the dome hall floor lies the painting wing in the depth axis. The height of the three painting rooms is different. All three halls have ceiling lighting and skylights. The first painting room is divided into two equal halves by a covered corridor made of pillars. The skylights are arranged on the side. The second painting room is intended as the highest room for the larger paintings and is illuminated by a single large skylight. To the left and right of the second painting room there are small side buildings. The left contains the third small painting room, the right three business rooms. Building grouped around a central domed hall with various exhibition rooms with skylights, office rooms, archive rooms and the council school library, museum: inside the complete fixed building equipment from the time of construction such as: doors, staircases, parquet floors, glass windows, floors and stairs covered with marble slabs in the central one Dome hall, there still fluted pillars supporting the gallery, portrait busts and decorative vases on the gallery. The left wing is reserved for the various collections. The staircase from the domed hall is followed by a vestibule, which, with its cross vaults and other details, creates a mediaeval spatial impression that fits in with the arrangement of the church's antiquity collection. The four halls of the main floor, which were originally intended for the rock collection, are at the same height. A staircase leads from the third stone hall to the weapons hall. This is also kept in the medieval style. The richly painted beamed ceiling, stairs, window seats and architectural parts made of Franconian shell limestone, the windows with antique glazing, the staircases with spanned vaults and central pillars and pointed arch settings give the room an atmospheric character. A small staircase leads from the weapons hall to the basement. Here are the collection rooms that were originally intended for the ancient collection. There is also a mezzanine floor, which is very simply designed and was originally intended for the Robert Schumann honor. The right side wing is the library wing. The area between the domed hall and the reading hall is the book store. The book holdings in the two-storey iron book insert with adjustable book shelves are easily manageable thanks to the pillar openings. (Ratsschulbibliothek: storage rooms along the windows) The historical shelving system with spiral stairs was built as a library system, called "library system", implemented by Panzer Aktiengesellschaft Berlin N.20. (Shelf system with gallery and iron railing, display table, old seating from the time of construction as well as historical lamps, in the offices and in the reception wall paneling and corresponding lamps from the time of construction, work tables and shelves, historical chandeliers in the reading room and historical seating and reading room furnishings with all lamps preserved) The manuscript room located in the porch of the terrace is accessible from the library. Like the 3rd stone hall on the north-western end wall, the reading room is rounded out on the north-east end wall. It is fully equipped for the time of construction. In the middle of the reading room is a large horseshoe-shaped table with comfortable armchairs. The walls are covered with tall wood paneling and bookshelves. The original chandelier, the historical reading lamps and the rest of the historical furniture as well as the color scheme based on the original round off the harmonious overall appearance. A setting decorated with carvings serves as a gallery to connect with the two rooms on the upper floor, formerly used as a study, and also as a special entrance for the book gallery (today the city archive). To the south of the reading hall, separated only by a glass wall with a door, is the actual book counter. The exit of this room leads to a side staircase via which the library and archive area can be reached regardless of the museum's opening times. The basement originally housed packing and storage rooms, a laundry room, utility and coal cellar, room for heating and the caretaker's apartment. Today there are offices here. From June 1, 1925 to March 31, 1930, Dr. Hildebrand Gurlitt Museum Director. |
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| Methodist church with attached rectory, garden and enclosure | Lessingstrasse 8 (map) |
1929-1931 | Elongated plastered building consisting of two structures in the functional Heimat style, architect: Paulus Zeuner, of architectural and architectural value.
Church: plastered building consisting of two structures, hall on a rectangular floor plan with slender rectangular windows, these framed by dark red clinker bricks, gray-blue façade discoloration (finding), slate-covered hipped roof with triangular dormers arranged in a row, roof turrets on a rectangular floor plan with a pyramid helmet with sound hatches, presumably a bell inside , the tower crowned by a cross, the church entrance on the eaves side connected to the entrance of the rectory, framed by dark red clinker bricks, front door and window from the time of construction, slightly offset, the rectory attached at right angles: two-storey plastered building in a simple design, windows also from Red clinker brick bordered, slender rectangular windows grouped together to form a group of four, staircase windows to the side (rectangle with broken corners and colored glass panes), church windows also colored glass panes, rectory closed by a slate hipped roof with triangular dormers and in the middle orderly four-axis large dormer, interior of the church z. T. received. Enclosure: simple clinker plinths with small pillars connected by iron bars. Garden: front garden without original plants. |
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| University building with adjoining former workshop | Lessingstrasse 15 (map) |
1902–1903 (main building and left wing) | representative building that shapes the plaza.
Laying of the foundation stone on March 15, 1902, inauguration by King George of Saxony on July 7, 1903, on a U-shaped floor plan (originally L-shaped), a building complex consisting of various structures with a representative main building: a broad 58 m × 23 m, three-storey building with complete sandstone cladding, central protrusion and representative main entrance, over the entrance a large female head and the inscription: "Engineering School" and other busts, over the central protrusion dome with a copper-covered lantern, basement with cladding of large sandstone bosses, representative facade design with niches, balustrades and different window shapes and different window arrangements, originally the business premises and the lecture and drawing rooms for mechanical engineering and chemistry were housed here, in the basement a carpenter's workshop, homemaker's apartment, laundry room, breakfast room for students, heating, chemical laboratory and lecture hall for chemistry, in Main floor conference room, management, administration office, teachers' room, library, lecture hall and drawing room, on the upper floor lecture and drawing rooms, on the left of the inner courtyard a single-storey side wing: from the time of construction 28 m × 12 m, originally housed here in the basement mechanical workshop, mechanical engineering and Electrical engineering internship and photometry room, followed by a small transverse building with engine system and accumulator room, on the main floor the physics room with collection and preparation room as well as the teachers' room and in the transverse building the auditorium with vaulted ceilings and skylight, on the right a two-storey building with a mansard floor from around 1927, the interior with original furnishings : so representative central staircase and doors, otherwise simple design. |
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| Former office building for the district tax collection, road and hydraulic engineering office and agricultural engineering office of Saxony, later a police building, plus molded concrete walls on Walter-Rathenau-Strasse and Kolpingstrasse | Lessingstrasse 17 (map) |
1914-1916 | Simple plastered building typical of the time and of importance for the plaza and the history of the place, walls a comparatively elaborate example of this type of GDR-typical artistic building equipment, historically and artistically significant.
Three-storey plastered building with a few plastered stucco decorations, porphyry stone base, central projectile with a representative entrance made of Rochlitz porphyry tuff, some grilles on the windows from the time of construction, portal slightly changed on the crown, front door not prototypically renewed, elaborately designed staircase, railing made of reinforced concrete with terrazzo top, Openwork railing, two-flight staircase with intermediate landings grouped around a stairwell, the rear, newer extensions along Kolpingstrasse without monument value on a U-shaped floor plan. |
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| Villa with remains of the enclosure | Lessingstrasse 23 (map) |
1910 | Architecturally sophisticated plastered building typical of the time, with good original furnishings.
One-storey with 2 extended mansard roof floors, windows with barbed skylights, various bay windows, covered entrance area with wooden construction, flower box brackets from the time of construction and wooden shingle cladding in the gable area, there window bay windows, mansard roof with forelock, interior fittings: wooden stairs and doors, fence: original fence pillars from the garden : without historical planting, free space in front of the house, renovation in 1995. |
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| villa | Lessingstrasse 25 (map) |
1906 | Typical plastered building with decorative framework in good original condition of architectural and artistic significance.
Two-storey plastered building on an irregular floor plan, stone plinth, different window formats with chipped skylights copied from the original, polygonal bay window crowned with Welscher hood, ornamental framework in the roof area on the tower and bay window, crooked hipped roofs, purlins supported by wooden struts, garden and fencing not preserved in original condition, renovation in 1991. |
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| Former servants 'residence at Villa Heinrich-Heine-Straße 17 (see also Obj. 09230217), at times part of a private clinic and nurses' home, today a villa with villa garden and enclosure | Lessingstrasse 27 (map) |
1927 | Plastered building with partially preserved interior fittings of architectural, urban and urban value.
Building history: Client: Merchant William Grosse had Heinrich-Heine-Strasse 17 built in 1927 as a stately home with an attached servants' residence (Lessingstrasse 27), in 1948 by the Dr. med. Georg Kühnel bought, he set up a private clinic with 30 beds in both houses on the ground floor and Heinrich-Heine-Str. 17 own apartment, in the upper floor rooms of Lessingstraße 27 sister apartments, (today Lessingstraße 27 private villa, Heinrich-Heine-Straße 17 kindergarten), clinic until 1979/80, then division into kindergarten (Heinrich-Heine-Straße 17) and private house (Lessingstrasse 27). Villa: functional two-storey plastered building with an approximately square floor plan with corner blocks, hipped roof, original front door, window renewed, the interior has been partially preserved with simple furnishings from the period of construction. Villa garden: the villa garden includes the parcels 1106/6 and 1106/12 (Heinrich-Heine-Straße 17 and Lessingstraße 27), access gate from the south with a pair of pyramid poplars (Populus nigra 'Italica') as gate trees, access with original paving, garden paths with polygonal natural stone slabs, old trees made of yew (Taxus baccata), hanging silver linden? (Tilia tomentosa f. Petiolaris) and weeping willow (Salis alba 'Tristis') as well as rhododendron (Rhododendron spec.) And laurel cherry (Prunus lauoceracus). Enclosure: wooden picket fence with brick and plastered posts and plinth, along the northeast and southeast side of the garden (parcels 1106/6 and 1106/12). |
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| Apartment building in half-open development | Lessingstrasse 39 (map) |
1940 | high-quality, simple plastered building, characterized by the Heimat style, of architectural and artistic value.
Characteristic example of residential buildings from the 1940s, only a few buildings in Zwickau from this period have been preserved in their original form, renovation has been carried out, the color is not original, three-story plastered building on a rectangular floor plan with a rectangular bay window in the center (with wooden window frames) from the 1st floor and a curved pyramid helmet on the side From the ground floor, a rectangular bay window (winter garden) on a rectangular floor plan, continued as a balcony in the attic (added later), curved hipped roof, very good original condition, renovation in 1999. |
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| Tenement house with restaurant in a corner in a closed development | Max-Pechstein-Strasse 2 (map) |
1867 | Typical plastered building in very good original condition, historical and urban significance.
Three-storey, broadly laid out residential and commercial building with a facade structure typical of this early period, neo-Gothic ornaments: quatrefoil, three-pass, plastered ashlar on the ground floor, simplified in the roof area. The monument value arises from the building-historical importance due to the very good original condition of the early time of origin and the urban development value as part of a completely preserved street ensemble, labeled "Anno 1867" on the coat of arms. |
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| Residential building in closed development | Max-Pechstein-Strasse 6 (map) |
1671 Dendro | Very old building belonging to the original Zwickau development with a partially preserved half-timbered upper floor, of great city and architectural value.
Deletion of the back building: 2003 back building, simple plastered construction without any special design features without any historical value, also structurally remodeled, front building: two-storey, shop fitting on the ground floor - probably in the original door area and window area, the front door shifted, upper floor partially preserved, but through Wide windows Damage to the half-timbering, saddle roof, the eaves cornice with the ship's valley from 1671, inside wooden ceiling on the ground floor - also preserved from around 1671, various additions in the courtyard without monument value, wooden ceiling with crawls and decking with profiling. |
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| Former hostel building, today administrative building | Max-Pechstein-Strasse 9 (map) |
1909 (hostel) | Elaborately structured plastered building with distinctive urban planning, used for a time as a »hostel to home« (Christian accommodation for traveling companions), of architectural, architectural and urban historical value.
Three-storey plastered building with plastered ashlar on the ground floor, side entrance, oval window above, otherwise very high basket-arched windows on the ground floor, central entrance with hipped mansard roof, 1st floor high rectangular windows, split bars with grooved skylights, including a small oval window in the skylight between 1st and 2nd floor. 2nd floor, inscriptions in the Art Nouveau script typical of the time, 2nd floor bound windows with chipped skylights, large consoles on the cornice, hipped mansard roof, three-axis roof bay, monument value: architectural, architectural and urban historical value. |
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| Residential house in closed development, free-standing on one side | Max-Pechstein-Strasse 10 (map) |
around 1870 | plastered construction typical of the time, of architectural value.
Two-storey, five axes, horizontal window roofs, window frames typical of the time, facades slightly simplified, especially changed in the courtyard area, as an example of the early construction period of architectural value. |
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| Assembly group consisting of a former residential building (Beuecheltsches Haus), a hose tower and a stable building for the fire station | Max-Pechstein-Strasse 11 (map) |
1904 | Building ensemble of urban and architectural value.
Originally only the community center known as the “Beucheltsches Haus” was located on this property. Later, the first Zwickau fire station with a fire station, a hose tower and a stable was built in the courtyard. Hose tower: four-storey clinker building with half-timbering on the upper storey, segment arch and round-arch window openings partially provided with shutters, laterally two-storey brick building with ornamental framework on the upper storey in the Swiss style, structurally slightly changed. Middle-class residential building: two-storey, broadly laid plastered building, 14 axes, with gate passage, side entrance, some window frames with a hollow on the ground floor preserved as well as cross-storey windows (box windows), expanded roof area, modernized inside. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Max-Pechstein-Strasse 15; 17 (map) |
1904 | with shop, remarkably richly decorated Art Nouveau house, of architectural and architectural value.
Rare Art Nouveau facade with rich decoration, window frames with plaster and stucco decorations as well as window parapets, plaster groove on the ground floor, original front door in the middle of the eaves side, shops on both sides of the house entrance, shop window front renewed, the two upper floors in very good original condition with plastered stucco decorations - Art nouveau decorations, floral ornaments and painted sun on the roof bay window |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development | Max-Pechstein-Strasse 19 (map) |
1894 | with shop, brick building that is significant in terms of urban planning.
Three-storey, four-storey corner and polygonal design, orange-red brick, windows and doors renewed, inscribed on the window walls on the 1st floor: 18M.M.94, simple facade, of urban development value. |
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| Apartment building with former shops in a corner in a closed development | Max-Pechstein-Strasse 22 (map) |
re. 1898 | High-quality clinker brick building typical of the time, used today as a school, of architectural and urban value.
Three-storey clinker brick building with polygonal corner formation and corner projections, a shop on each corner of the house and in Max-Pechstein-Straße, the facades structured by sandstone pilasters, cornices, window roofs and window frames - sandstone, partly triangular gable roofs on the corner, original shop front in Max-Pechstein- Street, marked on the gable: "18 HEZergiebel.98". Monument value: historical value due to the very good original condition and urban value as part of a closed development and corner development. |
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| Former rope factory with residential house and cable car (rope factory building), outbuildings and enclosure | Max-Pechstein-Strasse 24 (map) |
1882 | Building ensemble from the 2nd half of the 19th century, preserved in a relatively closed manner, of regional historical importance.
Residential building / front building: originally with a shop - today added, two-story brick building plastered, 3 × 5 window axes with side wing, two-story, closed by a gable roof, belt cornice, projecting brick layer plastered, simple construction without design features, building of the former rope factory in the courtyard - called a cable car: Elongated building, which was used to turn the ropes, as an old Zwickau craft building of the 19th century of regional historical importance, the head building of the rope factory designed by the Zwickau master builder Möckel with the typical design in clinker composite construction, on the residential building a wooden winter garden with colored glass panes or glass etchings: probably landscapes. |
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| Former guest house with a hall, a striking, broadly laid out plastered building with a structure typical of the time, in very good original condition, of architectural and urban historical value | Max-Pechstein-Strasse 31 (map) |
1870 |
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| Residential house in semi-open development | Max-Pechstein-Strasse 37 (map) |
1868 | with subsequent shop installation, structurally remodeled house, built according to a design by the Zwickau master builder Möckel, therefore of importance in terms of building history.
Two-storey, narrow building in mixed clinker construction, ground floor zone structurally changed with a large shop window from around 1910, upper floor in mixed clinker construction with clinker strips as well as cantilever consoles and cube frieze on the cornice, two-axis roof bay window, clinker brick in the typical Möckel design, the saddle roof with oversized pike and too large dormers that disfigure the house - later removed from the list of monuments. |
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| Residential building in closed development | Max-Pechstein-Strasse 51 (map) |
1707 | with shop, plastered building that has been reformed several times and structurally changed, presumably a building from the 18th century, of architectural significance.
Inside: based on the interior design, it can be concluded that this is one of the oldest buildings in this street. The monument value results from the historical value of the building. |
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| Residential house in closed development, free-standing on one side | Max-Pechstein-Strasse 53 (map) |
1718 | Outwardly inconspicuous plastered building, structurally several times overformed, probably one of the oldest houses on this street.
Two-storey three-axis plastered building, externally several times overformed with a gable roof, beaver tail double covering, the interior of the house suggests that it is a building from the 18th century. For this reason, the monument value results from the historical building value. |
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| Apartment building in half-open development | Max-Pechstein-Strasse 68 (map) |
1897 | Originally preserved building in clinker mixed construction of urban and architectural value.
very narrow yellow brick building, on the ground floor with plastering, very good original condition, building decoration typical of the time. Monument value: historical and urban value. |
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| Apartment building in half-open development | Max-Pechstein-Strasse 70 (map) |
1909 | clinker brick building typical of the time with shop of architectural and urban value.
Red clinker brick building with a modified ground floor, there plaster and large, wide shop windows, traditional clinker brick facade. Monument value: historical and urban value. |
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| Apartment building in a corner in a semi-open development | Max-Pechstein-Strasse 75 (map) |
1899 | Striking urban plastered building in very good original condition of architectural and urban value.
Four-storey plastered building that characterizes the street scene, with the original facade structure with natural stone window frames or door portals typical of the time, the windows faithfully reproduced. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Moritzstrasse 5 (map) |
1907 | Remarkable plastered building with rare window cores and distinctive bay windows in the middle of the house, of urban and architectural value.
Original painting in the entrance area of the stairwell, extensive reconstruction in 1996, the windows were made new according to historical models, colored skylight windows projected, remarkable window bay windows in the three upper floors on both sides of the facade, centrally arranged bay window on a rectangular floor plan over three floors, different plaster structures, on the ground floor plaster blocks , on the bay window and on the window parapets ridge plaster, of architectural, artistic and urban value as part of a closed preserved street, renovation 1996. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Moritzstrasse 7 (map) |
1904 | architecturally demanding plastered construction of architectural, architectural and urban value.
On the ground floor there are partly bosses ashlars, the facade enlivened by different plaster structures - among other things, comb plaster, also bay windows, shutters and elaborately designed balcony with original grilles, windows with finely braced skylights with green glazing, based on the original, five axes, four storeys, inside: in the Entrance hall with different plaster structures, banisters, apartment doors, intermediate doors, terrazzo floors and original staircase windows. The monument value results from the architectural, architectural and urban significance as part of a street that was created at the same time. Renovation 1995, |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Moritzstrasse 8 (map) |
1910 | Typical plaster construction (the plaster is completely removed today), as part of a similarly designed house ensemble of urban value.
Built in 1910 for master stonemason Arthur Modes according to a design by architect Karl Frey. Four-storey (originally) plastered building made of brick masonry, the upper storey presumably rebuilt, original windows and front door preserved, similar design to the neighboring buildings, therefore of urban value despite the chipped plaster, plastered stucco ornamentation preserved in the passage. LfD / 2011. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Moritzstrasse 9 (map) |
1904 | Elaborately designed plastered building of architectural and urban value as well as architectural significance.
Distinctive four-storey plastered building with bas-reliefs with figural representations, different comb plastering, shutters on the upper floor, elaborate bay window on a rectangular or polygonal floor plan in the center of the house opening into a balcony with iron lattice balustrades, above it a two-axis roof bay window with a staggered curved upper end, the front door, the facade design as well as the parapet of the railing and the shutters, windows with finely grooved skylights with green glazing, based on the original. Inside, plastered stucco decorations in the vestibule with different plaster structures as well as original swing door, original apartment entrance door on the ground floor and banisters from the time it was built, as well as the house's sign - there today with the inscription "Moritzstraße 9, built in 1905 for the builder Hugo Frey, completely renovated in 1997 and expanded by the community of owners ”. The monument value results from the architectural, architectural and urban significance as part of a street that was created at the same time. Refurbishment 1996. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Moritzstrasse 10 (map) |
1911 | Broad plastered building of architectural and urban value in good original condition.
Broad, four-storey plastered building with original front gate and door from the time of construction with partially curved muntins in the glass inserts, shutters on the central windows of the two upper floors, otherwise sparing plastered stucco ornamentation. Left and right an oriel extending over three floors on a segmented arch floor plan. The monument value results from the historical building value as a typical example of the time of construction and from the urban development value, renovation 1997. |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development | Moritzstrasse 11 (map) |
1909 | originally with a shop, a striking plastered building of architectural value in terms of urban planning.
Four-storey plastered building with a simple, functional design, different plaster ornaments and bay windows, striking in terms of urban planning due to its structural dimensions, renovation in 1996. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Moritzstrasse 12 (map) |
1911 | Typical plastered building in very good original condition of architectural and urban value.
Four-storey plastered building with a distinctive biaxial bay window and a centrally located house entrance with a very beautiful, elaborately designed front door from the time it was built and windows based on the original. The monument value results from the architectural and urban development value as part of a similarly designed house ensemble, renovation 1997. |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development | Moritzstrasse 13 (map) |
re. 1901 | originally with a shop, a sophisticated clinker brick building in very good original condition with a remarkable front door, of architectural, historical and urban significance (see also Poetenweg 28, 30, 32, 34 and 36).
Four-storey red brick building with polygonal corner formation, the shop originally on the corner on the ground floor, no longer preserved today, the door in neo-Gothic design, with gaffing heads, the same design as Poetenweg 28, 30, 32, 34 and 36 Upper floor with "AD1901". The monument value results from the architectural and historical value as a typical example of the time in very good original condition with an elaborate facade and for urban planning reasons due to the corner location and as part of a uniformly designed street, renovation 1994. |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development | Moritzstrasse 14 (map) |
1904 | with a shop, a striking plastered building with art nouveau decorations of architectural, artistic and urban value (with Poetenweg 22, 24 and 26 forming a uniformly designed group of houses).
Four-storey plastered building with filigree Art Nouveau decorations, distinctive bay windows that characterize the façade and lavishly designed entrance area, original front door and windows modeled on the original with colored skylights and split bars in the skylight, renovation 1993. |
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| Apartment building in closed development, part of a double dwelling | Moritzstrasse 15 (map) |
1892 | Typical plastered construction of architectural and urban value (belonging to number 17).
Four-storey, five axes, facade design typical of the time, typical example of the master builder Otto, who built several buildings on this street. The monument value arises from the historical value as a typical building in good original condition and the urban value as part of a similarly designed street, renovation 2000. |
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| Apartment building in closed development, part of a double apartment building | Moritzstrasse 16 (map) |
1890 | plastered construction typical of the time of architectural and urban value (see also number 18).
s. Number 18, redevelopment. |
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| Apartment building in closed development, part of a double apartment building | Moritzstrasse 17 (map) |
1891 | plastered construction typical of the time of architectural and urban value (see also number 15).
Four-storey, six axes, design typical of the time with plastering on the ground floor, large wooden door arranged on the side and different window roofs on the two middle floors, as a typical example of construction around 1900 of architectural value and as part of a similar street of urban value, renovation 1998. |
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| Apartment building in closed development, part of a double apartment building | Moritzstrasse 18 (map) |
1890 | Typical plastered construction of urban and architectural value (see also number 16).
Four-storey plastered building with side gate entrance in very good original condition, with plaster grooves, cornices and window canopies and base with polygonal masonry. The monument value results from the architectural and urban development value, renovation 1996. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Moritzstrasse 20 (map) |
1903 | Typical clinker brick building with a distinctive bay window, of architectural and urban development value.
Four-storey red clinker brick building in good original condition, simple but typical facade design, in very good original condition, for this reason of architectural value, as part of a closed street also of urban value, renovation in 1998. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Moritzstrasse 23 (map) |
1889 | with shop, historicizing clinker-stone building with a restrained, but at the same time appealing design that blends in with the environment, of architectural and urban development value. |
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| Apartment house in closed development in a corner | Moritzstrasse 24 (map) |
1888 | with shop, part of a row of houses built at the same time in the same design, of urban and architectural value (see also numbers 26, 28, 30, 32, 34, 36, 38 and Kreisigstrasse 26 and 28).
s. also number 38, with the original suspension for the street lamp and flag holder, renovation 1998. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Moritzstrasse 25 (map) |
1890 | with shop, simple clinker brick building of urban value.
Three-storey, five axes, orange-red clinker bricks, decorative segment arches made of red clinker bricks above the windows with a straight lintel, decorative panels in the fields in between, windows based on the original, original double-leaf house door with skylight (the facade simplified), renovation 1998. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Moritzstrasse 26 (map) |
1889 | Part of a row of houses built at the same time, of urban and architectural value (see also numbers 24, 28, 30, 32, 34, 36, 38 and Kreisigstrasse 26 and 28).
s. also number 38, renovation 1995. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Moritzstrasse 27 (map) |
1903 | Elaborately designed plastered building with half-timbered bay windows typical of the time, of architectural and historical and urban value.
Four-storey, six-axis plastered building with house entrance gate arranged on the side, original preserved, distinctive three-storey bay window on a rectangular floor plan continued polygonally, designed as a half-timbered bay on the 2nd and 3rd floors, curved roof bay above, ground floor segmented arched windows, 1st and 2nd floor horizontal lintels, 3rd floor. Upper floor arched window. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Moritzstrasse 28 (map) |
1889 | with subsequent shop installation, as part of a row of houses built at the same time in the same design, of architectural and urban value (see also numbers 24, 26, 30, 32, 34, 36, 38 and Kreisigstrasse 26 and 28).
s. also number 38 |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Moritzstrasse 30 (map) |
1889 | Part of a row of houses built at the same time in the same design, of architectural and urban value (see also numbers 24, 26, 28, 32, 34, 36, 38 and Kreisigstrasse 26 and 28).
s. also number 38, renovation 1997. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Moritzstrasse 31 (map) |
1910 | Broadly based plastered construction typical of the time and of architectural and urban value.
Broad, four-storey plastered building with seven window axes and centrally located house entrance, the front door preserved in its original form, the windows reproduced from the original, three-storey bay windows on both sides on a rectangular or semicircular floor plan, valuable staircase, strict geometric facade design. The monument value results from the building historical value as an example of the construction time and the urban development value as part of a closed street of a similar construction period, renovation. 2000 |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Moritzstrasse 32 (map) |
1889 | Part of a similarly designed street, of urban and architectural value (see also numbers 24, 26, 28, 30, 34, 36, 38 and Kreisigstrasse 26 and 28).
s. Number 38, renovation 1997 |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Moritzstrasse 33 (map) |
1907 | with retrofitted shop fittings, urban plastered construction with a striking architectural value.
Four-storey plastered construction, two oriels and a corner bay on the street side, each three-storey, a roof bay above the middle bay, characterizing the Neumarkt square due to its location, original facade design typical of the time. Interior: original equipment of the staircase - tiles, terrazzo steps, wooden banisters, leaded glass windows, the monument value results from these reasons from the urban and architectural value of the house, renovation 1998. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Moritzstrasse 34 (map) |
1888 | Part of a row of houses that was built at the same time with a similar design of urban and architectural value (see also numbers 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 36, 38 and ??). |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Moritzstrasse 35 (map) |
1899 | A striking urban building in mixed clinker construction of architectural value.
Four-storey building with a distinctive, polygonal bay window, clinker composite construction, shop on the ground floor and defeat of the cabinet maker “Gebr. Kästner ", above the house entrance door a keystone with a bearded head with a pushed up lion mask, the door flanked by columns, the house is part of the front of the Neumarkt square, therefore of urban value, due to the high-quality and well-preserved facade also of architectural value, renovation 1993. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Moritzstrasse 36 (map) |
1888 | Part of a row of houses that was built at the same time in a similar design of urban and architectural value (see also (belonging to numbers 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 34, 38 and Kreisigstrasse 26 and 28)).
s. also Moritzstr. 38, renovation 1996. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Moritzstrasse 38 (map) |
1888 | Part of a row of houses built at the same time with a similar design, plastered buildings in good architectural quality (see also house numbers 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 34, 36 and Kreisigstrasse 26 and 28).
Four-storey, four axes, side entrance, original front door, plastering on the ground floor, roofing of windows on the two upper floors, polygonal masonry in the base, the other buildings on the street in a similar design - only slightly different. The monument value of the street results from the historical and urban value. (Renovation 1995). |
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| Tenement house with enclosure in closed development | Moritzstrasse 40 (map) |
1904 | Elaborately designed plastered building of architectural, historical and urban value.
Four-storey plastered building on an approximately square floor plan with an elaborate facade design and a striking bay window that characterizes the building, the original facade design, plaster and stone as well as an original front door with decorative grating and separate skylight. The monument value therefore results from the architectural and historical importance as well as the urban planning importance as part of the Römerplatz development. Inside in the vestibule there are paintings from around 1925 as well as green glazed bricks and plastered stucco decoration, swing door, original tiles from the time of construction and other plastered stucco decorations, balconies accessible from the stairwell with original grilles and original doors, apartment doors all renewed, two-flight spiral staircase Enclosure: original Art Nouveau iron grilles, probably the last construction by the important Zwickau master builder Franz Wolf, renovation 1995. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Moritzstrasse 42 (map) |
1889 | with retrofitted shop fittings, plastered construction typical of the time (originally clinker composite construction) of urban value.
Three-storey plastered building with five axes, on the ground floor with drawn down windows converted into a shop window, structurally simplified and modernized, as part of the front of the square at Römerplatz of urban value, renovation 1997. |
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| Factory building | Moritzstrasse 45 (map) |
around 1920 | Typical industrial building of architectural value.
From 1914 Sächsische Bürsten- und Knopfmaschinen Werke GmbH, five-storey tower-like head building of 4 × 4 × 2 axes and four-story wing of 9 × 3 axes, clinker facades, cornices and window frames made of shaped stones and special design of the association such as z. B. Deutsches Band, etc., in the work rooms support and bar construction made of riveted steel girders. |
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| Apartment building in closed development, part of a group of three houses (see also No. 3 and 5) | Osterweihstrasse 1 (map) |
1902 | Architecturally high quality rendered building of architectural and urban importance.
same design as number 5, remarkable glare gable with horizontal comb plaster, otherwise same design as neighboring houses, also in the stairwell, renovation 1998. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Osterweihstrasse 2 (map) |
re. Anno 1902 | Typical plastered construction of architectural and urban significance as part of the uniformly designed front of the former Schützenplatz.
Art Nouveau facade, refurbished original windows with stained glass panes in the skylights, original passage gate with Art Nouveau ornamentation, single-leaf with movable side parts, original apartment entrance doors, renovation 1995, as part of the former Schützenplatz of great urban development value. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Osterweihstrasse 2a (map) |
1901 | as part of the square front of the former Schützenplatz of great importance in terms of urban development and architectural history.
Original entrance door, typical red clinker brick building with porphyry-colored contrasting natural stone and plaster elements as well as decorative elements made of red glazed brick and window frames with floral decorations typical of the time, very good original condition, as part of the former Schützenplatz of great urban value, renovation 1996. |
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| Apartment building in closed development, free-standing on one side | Osterweihstraße 2b (map) |
around 1900 | with shop, brick building that is remarkable in terms of urban planning.
Original front door, as part of the relatively uniformly designed square front of the former Schützenplatz of great urban value, four-storey, red brick, central entrance, very good original condition, window and door frames typical of the time with floral decorations and decorations made of red glazed bricks, renovation 1994. |
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| Apartment building in closed development, part of a group of three houses (see also No. 1 and 5) | Osterweihstrasse 3 (map) |
1902 | Architecturally elaborately designed plastered building of architectural and urban significance.
Similar design to the neighboring house, two-winged front door with stained glass panes divided by bars, polygonal oriel porphyry colored from the 1st floor into the 2nd floor, split skylight windows with stained glass panes, stucco ceilings and original doors inside, renovation 1996/97. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Osterweihstrasse 4 (map) |
1903 | Striking clinker brick building of architectural value, part of the development of the former Schützenplatz.
high-quality red clinker building with green glazed bricks or white glazed bricks decorated like a checkerboard, central entrance with original two-winged front door with chopped glass inserts, art nouveau ornamentation, otherwise relatively simple, objectively designed facade, monument value: historical and urban value, renovation 1996. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Osterweihstraße 4a (map) |
1902 | Typical plastered building in very good original condition of urban development importance as part of the uniformly designed front of the former Schützenplatz.
Art Nouveau facade, reconditioned original windows with stained glass panes in the skylights, original passage gate, original apartment entrance doors, renovation 1995, same design as number 2, same front door as the neighboring house (no ornamental grating), otherwise similar design elements, floral decorations. |
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| Apartment building in closed development, part of a group of three houses (see also No. 1 and 3) | Osterweihstrasse 5 (map) |
1902 | Architecturally sophisticated rendered building with stone window frames and door portal as well as elaborately designed bay windows, of architectural quality.
Three-storey, windows combined to form window groups, different window formats, lattice-divided skylights with stained glass panes, large elaborately designed bay windows, initially on a rectangular floor plan, then polygonal and triangular continued with floral decorations and coats of arms, on the ground floor below the bay window bay windows, the base made of ashlar with decorations as well as sandstone, inside good original equipment including scratch plaster or differently structured plaster surfaces in the vestibule, terrazzo floors, original apartment doors and intermediate door, richly decorated cast-iron column on the ground floor and wrought-iron banisters with wooden handrails, colored glass windows in the stairwell, iron stairs with wooden steps and windows with ornamental grating in the Staircase, spiral single flight staircase. |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development | Osterweihstraße 6a (map) |
1903 | with a shop, an important residential building in clinker composite construction in a very good original condition, part of the square front of the former Schützenplatz.
Four-storey building, plastered ground floor simplified, upper storeys red clinker brick, polygonal corner formation, there shop with shop door, from the 1st floor four-storey bay window, corner projecting, gable crown with symbolic head representation with sun rays, flowers and wings (suns, seasons, fertility). |
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| Apartment building in closed development, part of a double dwelling (see also No. 9) | Osterweihstrasse 7 (map) |
1884 | High quality rendered building in very good original condition of architectural and urban value.
same design as number 9, renovation 1997. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Osterweihstrasse 8 (map) |
1894 | Architecturally richly structured plastered building in very good original condition of urban and architectural value as part of the front of the former Schützenplatz.
Four-storey, five-axis plastered building with elaborate window roofing and decorations on the two upper floors and plastering on the ground floor as well as natural stone plinth, original front door, cantilever consoles on the cornice, renovation 1996. |
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| Apartment building in closed development, part of a double dwelling | Osterweihstrasse 9 (map) |
1884 | high-quality plastered building typical of the time, of architectural and urban value (see also number 7).
Three-storey, with the neighboring house number 7 forming a uniformly designed house, common central projectile with house entrances, each house has five axes, plastered grooves on the ground floor, simply decorated window frames on the ground floor, on the upper floor delicate plastered grooves set with diamond cuboids, common biaxial roof bay, whose crown is obviously reduced , Renovation 1995. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Osterweihstrasse 12 (map) |
1899 | Typical clinker brick building in very good original condition of architectural and urban value as part of the front of the square to the former Schützenplatz.
Four-storey, six-axis, yellow clinker brick building with the originally preserved gate entrance: single-winged with movable side parts and grooved skylight, simple window frames with lavishly designed roofs: triangular gables, segmented arched gables or horizontal roofing, underneath figural and floral decorations. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Osterweihstraße 13 (map) |
1896 | clinker brick building typical of the time in very good original condition of architectural and urban value.
Similar design to neighboring buildings, four-storey red clinker brick building, five axes, windows replicated according to the original, original wooden gate arranged on the side: two-winged with rung-split skylight, red clinker brick, horizontal window roofing or triangular gable roofing, renovation 1995. |
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| Apartment building in closed development, part of a double apartment building (belonging to Kreißigstr. 41) | Osterweihstrasse 14 (map) |
1899 | Remarkable clinker brick building in terms of architectural history and urban development, part of the almost uniformly designed front of the former Schützenplatz.
Four-storey red brick building, decorated with stretcher and binder layers made of dark red glazed bricks and hard-fired shaped stones, the plastered polygonal bay window made of sandstone (possibly partially natural stone cladding) forms a design accent: two-storey from the 1st floor, ending with a balcony on the 3rd floor, Arched segment or arched window, decorative grille on the front door marked "RR". |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Osterweihstraße 15 (map) |
1895 | with shop, traditional clinker brick building in very good original condition of architectural and urban value.
Four-storey, five axes, red clinker brick, shop door and shop window as well as house gate preserved in the original, design elements typical of the time such as horizontal window roofs or triangular gable roofs, windows reproduced according to the original, renovation 1997. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Osterweihstrasse 17 (map) |
1896 | Traditional clinker brick construction of architectural and urban value, similar design to neighboring buildings.
Architectural historical value due to the very good original condition, window frames and window crowns typical of the time, including horizontal beams, red clinker brick, renovation 1998. |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development | Osterweihstraße 18 (map) |
1891 | originally with a shop, architecturally intricately structured clinker brick building, part of the front of the former Schützenplatz.
Four-storey, multi-axis corner house with polygonal corner formation, window frames and roofs typical of the time, including horizontal beams, segmental arches or triangular gables, corner raised like a tower, polygonal masonry base, renovation 1998. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Osterweihstrasse 20 (map) |
1890 | Typical of the time, architecturally demanding clinker brick building of architectural and urban value, part of the uniformly designed front of the former Schützenplatz (see also number 22).
Similar design to number 22, three-storey, five axes, yellow clinker brick renovated in good quality, recessed entrance on the side, window frames typical of the time and roofs, including horizontal beams or triangular gable roofing, centrally arranged three-axis roof bay window, renovation 1998. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Osterweihstrasse 21 (map) |
1902 | Typical plastered building with distinctive comb plaster on the ground floor, of architectural and urban value.
Relatively simple, partially poorly renovated building, remarkable the horizontal comb plaster on the ground floor, typical window structure and window design with decoration typical of the time, dormers disfiguring simplified, renovation 1995. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Osterweihstraße 22 (map) |
1890 | Typical of the time, architecturally elaborate clinker brick building of architectural and urban value (see also number 20).
Similar design to number 20, yellow clinker, horizontal window roofing or triangular gable roofing and three-axis roof bay window arranged in the middle, front door set back on the side, renovation 1998. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Osterweihstrasse 24 (map) |
1889 | Time-typical, elaborately designed red clinker brick building of architectural and urban value (see also number 26).
Similar design to number 26, four-storey, broadly mounted red clinker building with a two-axis central projection, laterally arranged gate passage with two-winged wooden gate and skylight, traditional window frames crowned with floral ornamentation and window canopies with horizontal beams or triangular gables, three-axis roof bay window, house is higher than most other this square front. Monument value: historical and urban value, renovation 2004. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Osterweihstrasse 26 (map) |
1887 | Typical red clinker brick building of architectural and urban value, attention part removed (see also number 24).
Similar design to number 24, gate only different, four storeys, six axes, two-axis central projection. |
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| Apartment house in closed development in a corner | Osterweihstraße 32 (map) |
1881 | Formerly with a shop, architecturally high-quality plastered construction of urban and architectural value, part of the development on the edge of the Römerplatz.
Broadly mounted three-storey plastered building with plaster grooves on the ground floor, laterally arranged gate passage with two-winged original wooden gate with skylight, polygonal corner formation and bay windows at the corner on large volute-like corbels, three-storey, window canopies with horizontal beams, segmental arches and triangular gable elements, etc. Pilasters and floral decorations, renovation 1998. |
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| Apartment building in half-open development | Osterweihstrasse 40 (map) |
1898 | traditional clinker brick building of urban value.
Relatively simply designed yellow clinker brick building, the window frames and window canopies with horizontal beams, triangular gables or segmental arches as well as floral decorations, on the gable side on the 1st and 2nd floor each have a refurbished lead glass window, renovation 1998. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Osterweihstrasse 42 (map) |
1897 | with shop, four-storey building in clinker composite construction, of urban value.
Four-storey, six axes, upper storey yellow clinker brick, ground floor plastering and extended shop window, side gate passage with two-leaf wooden gate and skylight, traditional design. Monument value: urban significance. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Osterweihstrasse 44 (map) |
1897 | traditional clinker brick building of urban value.
Similar design to neighboring buildings, similar design elements, new dormers, renovation 1997/98. |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development | Osterweihstraße 44a (map) |
1903 | with a shop, a broad plastered building of architectural and urban value, an example of Zwickau's Art Nouveau architecture.
Building with a wide structure, structured by pilasters, with polygonal corners, original front door, window frames with curved ears, between the window openings on the 3rd floor, lion's head medallions with rings in their mouths, renovation in 1992. |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development | Osterweihstrasse 58 (map) |
1897 | Typical plastered construction of urban and architectural value.
Traditional plastered construction with polygonal corner design with shop and shop door, traditional structural elements such as corner blocks, horizontal window roofing and triangular gable roofing on the corner of the house, completion of the corner projecting presumably simplified, original dormers replaced by roof lounger windows, the monument value of the house results primarily from its urban value as a corner house and component a closed neighborhood education, renovation 1995. |
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| Urban green space between August-Bebel-, Osterweih-, Walther-Rathenau- and Lessingstraße with an elliptical middle section as a lawn, circumferential path and wooded plants with roses, along August-Bebel-Straße Roteichenallee | Friendship Square (Map) |
Created in 1904/1905 | urban development and urban planning significance.
In 1893/94 the facility is referred to as the edge promenade on the Schießanger in the administrative report of the city of Zwickau. |
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| Former urban infant care facility in open development | Poetenweg 1 (map) |
1886 | in very good original condition, of urban, architectural and socio-historical value.
Free-standing building, 3 × 5 axes, single storey, red brick facade, on the eaves side a risalit-like projection with three window axes on the ground floor, front gable with three coupled windows, these are flanked by two single windows, in the gable triangle finally a round window, this ornamental gable is flanked and crowned by obelisks on pedestals. The window openings on the risalit-like projection have been designed as stone cross windows. The facade is still characterized by a circumferential cornice and profiled window frames. Entrance portal with blown triangular gable and obelisk. The building decorations are made of sandstone, the base of granite. |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development | Poetenweg 3 (map) |
1928 | with shop, functional clinker mixed building in the traditions of the new building of architectural and urban significance.
Mixed clinker construction, shop front and other facade areas veneered with different colored clinker bricks, street-side part of the building with plastered facade, ground floor differently colored hard-fire bricks, four-storey, 4 × 1 axes, wide plastered window casings running trapezoidally inwards, wide belt cornice made of hard-fire bricks, arranged in the manner of a vertical ridge plaster original dormer windows, rear part of the building with hard-fired brick facade, six storeys, two axles, flat roof, original front door, two-winged with finely slotted skylight, original two-winged porch door, lead glass window in the stairwell, renovation 1999. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Poetenweg 3a (map) |
1928 | House committed to the new building in clinker mixed construction of architectural historical and urban significance, in very good original condition.
The cultural monument is a four-storey apartment building with a partially expanded attic. It was designed in 1927 by the master builder Martin Förster from Zwickau and built in 1928 under his direction. The construction work was incumbent on the Zwickau master builder Heinrich Köcher, who himself also acted as the building owner. The plaster facade is designed with great technical and design care. Every detail, whether the trapezoidal inward running, smoothly plastered window walls, the vertically structured lower cornice of the bay-like porch made of shaped stones, the pilaster strips on both sides of the windows on the porch and gable or the two reliefs made of shaped stones on the left and right of the window on the 2nd floor of the porch, last but not least, the window and front door design are equally important. In addition, there are numerous interior fittings that have been preserved from the construction period, such as porch doors, apartment entrance doors, banisters and lead-glazed staircase windows. Both in the choice of building materials and in the chosen design language, the design of the house is on the one hand still committed to traditional building concepts, on the other hand it is already oriented towards the ideals of "new building". The architectural concepts characteristic of the 20s of the 20th century have been creatively applied in the design of this house and, in their idiosyncratic composition, represent an example of unique singularity and originality of supraregional importance. Renovation 2000. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Poetenweg 5 (map) |
1909 | Typical plastered building in very good original condition, of urban and architectural value.
Four-storey, with a centrally arranged polygonal bay window over three floors, plastered grooves on the ground floor, all windows with grooved green glazed skylights, different window formats including arched and rectangular windows, some narrow slit-shaped windows that are grouped together, the bay window is elaborately structured with plastered grooves and plaster -Stucco decorations including mermaids with fruit baskets, the house entrance door remained original: single-winged with two fixed side parts and grooved skylight, renovation 1995. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Poetenweg 7 (map) |
1909 | Elaborately structured plastered building typical of the time with bay windows and loggias in good original condition.
The cultural monument is a four-storey tenement house with a partially expanded attic and mezzanine floor. It was designed in 1909 by the Zwickau master builder Max Schäfer and built under his direction. The building is part of a group of houses uniformly designed by Max Schäfer. The plastered facades are characterized by decorative and subdividing elements typical of the period, such as cornices, plastered mirrors, bezels, parapet fillings and consoles, all of which are made of plaster. The brown wooden windows of different widths with their finely braced skylights are an important design element. However, the facade is particularly emphasized by the bay porch, which extends over two floors, includes two closed window axes, loggias (partly in half-timbered construction) and balconies with wooden parapets and rests on four solid consoles. A dwarf building on a trapezoidal floor plan rises above the two closed window axes, decorated with two relief representations typical of the period. Inside the house, the architecture and furnishings from the time of construction have been preserved, especially in the stairwell. There are original leaded glass windows, apartment entrance doors, banisters and ceiling paintings, renovation 1995. |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development | Poetenweg 7a (map) |
1910 | with shop, high-quality rendered building typical of the time and of architectural and urban value.
The cultural monument is a four-storey apartment building with a mezzanine floor and a partially expanded attic. It was designed in 1910 by the Zwickau architect M. Kinne. The Zwickau master builder Max Schäfer was responsible for the execution. The building is located in a prominent urban corner at the intersection of Poetenweg / Moritzstrasse. With its two neighboring buildings Moritzstraße 12 and Poetenweg 7 it forms a single design. The plastered facades are characterized by decorative and subdividing elements typical of the period, such as cornices, plastered mirrors, bezels, parapet fillings and consoles, all of which are made of plaster. The noble character of the clear vision is particularly underlined by the brown windows of different widths with their finely braced skylights. The corner design in the attic is unusual. Here, in a filigree manner, a fifth floor, which was atypical for the city of Zwickau at that time, is designed in a half-timbered construction. The corner tower that is otherwise common for such solutions is simply moved and now flanks the half-timbered upper floor on both sides. Underneath these two turrets there is an oriel porch extending over two floors. A third bay marks the outer right window axis at the transition to the neighboring building, in the stairwell tiles from Gebr. Lorenz Cementwarenfabrik Zwickau i. S., renovation 2003. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Poetenweg 9 (map) |
1909 | Typical plastered building with ornamental framework on the bay window as well as ceramic inlays and colored plaster structure.
Four-storey, on the ground floor four window axes as well as front door with skylight and triangular gable roofing, from the 1st floor arranged approximately in the middle oriels over three floors starting on a triangular floor plan, continued polygonally, on the upper floor of the oriel with ornamental framework, on the cornice painted frieze decorated with ceramic inlays, two-axis Roof bay, renovation 1998. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Poetenweg 11 (map) |
re. 1904 (in the arch of the gable) | quality art nouveau building of architectural and urban value.
Four-storey, on the ground floor four window axes, one of which is a bound window axis, the house entrance is arranged on the side with a two-winged original front door with glass inserts and grooved skylight, from the 1st floor a single-axis two-storey bay window closed off by a balcony on the 3rd floor with original Art Nouveau grilles, all windows with grooved windows Skylights, in the middle of the house above the slightly protruding central projection a curved glare gable, inscribed 1904 in the arched area of the gable, leaded glass windows in the stairwell, renovation 1995. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Poetenweg 12 (map) |
1908 | with shop, high quality plastered building with decorative framework of architectural and urban value in very good original condition.
The cultural monument is a four-story tenement house with a plastered facade and a tiled mansard roof. It was built in 1908 based on a design by the architect M. Kinne. The building is characterized by a two-axis bay window that extends over three floors. This is designed as a half-timbered construction on the third floor. The windows in their various shapes and sizes and the many small blue inlay tiles are essential design elements. The large three-wing house entrance gate has been preserved from the construction period, as is the access to the staircase on the side in the passage and the staircase itself, including the railings, platform coverings, leaded glass windows and apartment entrance doors. Passage with well designed access to the stairwell. |
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| Apartment building in closed development as well as back building (former production and office building, today still production of doors, bags and packaging made of paper) | Poetenweg 13 (map) |
1903 | Typical plastered buildings of the time with an elaborate Art Nouveau structure (front building), in very good original condition of architectural and urban value.
Passage with well-designed access to the stairwell, rear building: rectangular buildings built at an angle to each other, two-storey, covered entrance area with column with cube capital, segmented arched and rectangular windows, in the gables also large arched windows, ornamental framework, this office and production building built on an angular floor plan is with connected to the front building with a connector structure. Front building: inside very good original condition, the house has not yet been renovated, four lead glass windows in the stairwell with opal glass inlays in a high-quality design, four-storey with different window arrangements and formats and gate passage, above the gate passage inscription: “Rich. Weinberger ", in the passage green tiles on the wall, laterally arranged spiral single-flight stairs as access to the stairwell, stair stringer with a coat of arms depicting grapes, facade with elaborate Art Nouveau decorations, plaster grooves, embossed cuboids, grilles for flower boxes, ornamental framework, single-axis three-storey bay window, from 1 Upper floor with rounded corners, three-axis curved ornamental gable, also with Art Nouveau decorations. Mistake |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Poetenweg 14 (map) |
1907 | with shop, high-quality plastered building of architectural and urban value in very good original condition.
The cultural monument is a four-story apartment building with a loft, courtyard passage and shop. It was designed in 1907 by the Zwickau architect A. Henning in the style of Art Nouveau and built under his direction. The facade is characterized by decorative and subdividing elements typical of the period, such as decorative panels, window canopies, gable decorations and entire areas made of artificial stone. The central bay porch, which ends at the top in different heights and shapes, is of particular design importance. The windows in different shapes and sizes also have a decisive influence on the painterly graphic effect of the facade, particularly due to the originally existing fine spruing of the skylights. Construction elements such as apartment and room doors, stucco ceilings and stairwell with railings and leaded glass windows determine the monument value of the house. Renovation 2000. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Poetenweg 15 (map) |
1903 | clinker brick construction typical of the time of architectural and urban value, in very good original condition.
Four-storey, six axes, red clinker brick, central projection with house entrance, windows and doors with artificial stone edging, stylized floral depictions with Art Nouveau influence in the arched fields, original two-winged front door with glass inserts, three-axis blind gable above the central projection with side crowns, renovation 1999. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Poetenweg 17 (map) |
around 1900 | clinker brick construction typical of the time of architectural and urban value, in very good original condition.
Four-storey, six axes, two-axis central risalit, segment, arched or rectangular windows, the house entrance is arranged on the side with a basket arch, two-winged original front door with glass inserts and skylight with curved bars, the windows are modeled on the original, the facade is with orange-red bricks Faced, the window openings are framed by profiled artificial stone walls, a single-axis glare gable above the central projecting, renovation 1997. |
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| Apartment building in closed development, part of a semi-detached house (belonging to No. 20) | Poetenweg 18 (map) |
1907 | high quality art nouveau building of architectural value.
Four-storey, five axes, on the ground floor plastering and elaborate plaster and stucco decorations (influenced by Art Nouveau), all windows with grooved skylights, partly curved muntin bars, on the central web marked with carved initials "EO", arranged in the center, single-axis three-storey house entrance arranged on the side, Double-winged front door with grooved glass inserts, separated from the front door by a stone walkway - the skylight with curved muntins, a single-axis three-storey bay window arranged in the center, in the gable area with elaborate plastered stucco decoration, among other things, a depiction of an eagle, the gable of the house with elaborate high-quality Art Nouveau plaster Stucco decoration, between the 1st and 2nd 2nd floor and yellow ceramic inlay in the eaves area, renovation 1996. |
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| Apartment house in a corner location in a closed development, part of a semi-detached house | Poetenweg 20 (map) |
1910 | high-quality art nouveau building of architectural and urban significance (belonging to number 18).
Narrow four-storey plastered building with rectangular and segmented arched or basket-arched windows, the skylights of the windows with muntin division, partly with curved muntins, original front door with cracked glass inserts, the skylight separated by a stone bridge - also with curved muntin bars, drawn with carved initials on the middle bridge "EO", on the ground floor plastering, between the 1st and 2nd 2nd floor and yellow ceramic inlays in the eaves area, otherwise ornamental geometric plaster and stucco decorations, renovation 1996. |
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| Apartment house in a corner and closed development | Poetenweg 22 (map) |
1906 | striking Art Nouveau building in very good original condition, as part of a similarly designed street of architectural and urban value (see also Poetenweg 24, 26 and or and Moritzstraße 14).
Four-storey, four-axis plastered building, one of which is a window axis designed as a bound window axis, the house entrance on the side, the skylight separated from the door leaf by a massive transom, single-wing house door with two fixed side parts, all windows renewed prototypically with molded green glazed skylights, one-axis bay window arranged approximately in the middle over three floors Art nouveau decorations typical of the time on the facade, including stylized flower ornaments, head representation above the house entrance, same design of the facade on Poetenweg, designed as a corner house, running very narrowly towards the rear, with another three-storey bay window on a semicircular floor plan at the corner of the house, the parapet fields with plaster decorations, renovation 1998- |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Poetenweg 24 (map) |
1905 | striking Art Nouveau building in very good original condition, as part of a similarly designed street of architectural and urban value (see also Poetenweg 22, 26 and Moritzstraße 14).
Four-storey, four-axis plastered building, one of which is a window axis designed as a bound window, the house entrance on the side, the skylight separated from the door leaf by a massive transom, single-wing house door with two fixed side parts, all windows renewed prototypically with chopped skylights, one-axis bay window arranged in the middle, typical Art Nouveau decorations on the Facade including stylized flower ornaments, head representation above the house entrance, renovation 2000. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Poetenweg 26 (map) |
1905 | striking Art Nouveau building in very good original condition, as part of a street that was designed in a similar way at the same time and of architectural and urban value (see also Poetenweg 22, 24 and Moritzstraße 14).
Four-storey, four-axis plastered building, one of which is a window axis designed as a bound window, the house entrance on the side, the skylight separated from the door leaf by a massive transom, single-wing house door with two fixed side parts, all windows renewed prototypically with spruced skylights, one-axis bay window arranged approximately in the middle, over three floors, Art nouveau decorations typical of the time on the facade, including stylized flower ornaments, over the house entrance head depiction, renovation 1995. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Poetenweg 28 (map) |
1901 | clinker brick construction typical of the time, as part of a street that was built at the same time, of architectural and urban significance (see also Moritzstraße 13 and Poetenweg 30, 32, 34).
Four-storey, six axes, central projecting over two axes, similar design to neighboring houses, original front door preserved, transom and skylight division massive, renovation 1993. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Poetenweg 30 (map) |
1902 | With a shop, clinker brick building typical of the time, as part of a street that was built at the same time and of architectural and urban value (see also Moritzstraße 13 and Poetenweg 28, 32, 34).
Broad clinker building, six axes, four-storey, middle section protruding slightly over two axes from the 1st floor like a bay window, windows and doors bordered or crowned with artificial stone walls, the window walls with bar profiles, arched windows on the ground floor, segmented arched or rectangular windows on the upper floor The house entrance is arranged on the side with a basket arch, ending with an original double-leaf house door with glass inserts and a skylight with curved bars, the original shop on the side, renovated in 1999. |
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| Apartment building in closed development with a memorial plaque for the Erzgebirge singer Hans Soph | Poetenweg 32 (map) |
1902 | clinker brick construction typical of the time of urban and historical importance (see also Moritzstraße 13 and Poetenweg 28, 30, 34).
six axes, four storeys, orange-red clinker brick, central projectile, windows and doors bordered with artificial stone, partially profiled, original front door with two leaves with glass inserts, curved bars and skylight, next to the house entrance a memorial plaque for Hans Soph with the inscription: “IN THIS HOUSE THE ERZGEBIRGS LIVE -SÄNGER / HANS / SOPH / 1869–1954 ", renovation 1997 and 2005. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Poetenweg 34 (map) |
1902 | clinker brick construction typical of the time, as part of a simultaneously built and similarly designed street of urban significance and architectural historical value (see also Moritzstraße 13 and Poetenweg 28, 30, 32, 36).
Four-storey, five axes, one-axis risalit on the side, orange-red clinker brick, original two-winged front door with skylight, glass inserts with curved bars and panels with carved trees, rectangular windows, sandstone window frames and crowns, partly decorated with profiles and keel arches, inside with original apartment doors and terrazzo floors Entrance hall ceiling painting depicting cranes (reminiscent of Chinese painting), iron stair railing with wooden handrail from the time it was built, renovation in 1991. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Poetenweg 36 (map) |
1900 | Remarkable architecturally lavishly structured clinker brick building of architectural and urban value (belonging to numbers 28, 30, 32 and 34 and Moritzstrasse 13), part of the front of the former Schützenplatz.
3 × 1 × 10 axes, windows with lead glass skylights, original front door, remarkable staircase, inscribed on the gable of the corner risalite "Emil Otto 1900" and on the bay window: "Whoever trusted God has built well", four-story clinker brick building with different window formats, in the Ground floor round arched windows, in the upper floor rectangular or segmental arched windows, polygonal corner projections with plastering and changed with shop, shop door and shop window, at the corner from the 1st floor four-story bay window on a rectangular floor plan, apparently supported by brackets (painted zinc sheet), another three-story in Poetenweg Oriels also on a rectangular floor plan, the house entrance and shop door flanked by turned columns, original single-winged house door with two fixed side parts and skylight, glass cutouts with ornamental grilles in Art Nouveau ornamentation above the door woman's head, on the ground floor four gaff heads between the windows (Jäge rrepresentations), windows on the upper floor with skylights with lead glazing, window parapets partially decorated with artificial stone reliefs, among other things, coats of arms, lavishly designed roof houses with segmental arches, shell decoration in the arched area, crowned by stone balls, elaborate facade, important for the townscape, facade facing the Friendship of Nations Square, inside Stucco ceiling in the vestibule and leaded glass windows in the stairwell from the construction period, renovation in 1993 and 1998. |
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| Plaza | Römerplatz (map) |
Created in 1889/1890 | extensive square with centrally arranged green area and avenue trees, of urban historical and urban development importance.
Flanked on both sides by multi-storey tenement houses from the time before 1900, in front of the houses there is a street for local traffic with a sidewalk, green area today in the middle, in the central axis the thoroughfare for the main traffic flow, which is to be dismantled, the street flanked by linden trees. |
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| Apartment building with back building in closed development | Römerplatz 4 (map) |
1910 (back building) | Broad plastered building, part of the closed front of the square, of importance for urban planning and building history.
Formerly three-storey plastered building, extended by one storey during the renovation in 1999, originally emerged from two apartment buildings, right part of the building original, left half in 1999 as a copy, as part of a closed square front, of urban significance, rear building: two-storey clinker brick construction, upper floor plastered, ground floor in Brick shell, without cornice, transition running in a wavy line, shows elements of late Art Nouveau, originally a workshop building, today a residential building, renovation in 1999. |
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| Apartment building in closed development, today with the church hall of the Old Lutherans on the ground floor and in the back building | Römerplatz 5 (map) |
re. Erected in 1887/1888 | Formerly with a pub Zur Römerhalle, a striking clinker brick building of historical and architectural significance
On the ground floor church hall of the St. Petri parish. Interior in a modern, Gothic style with a beamed ceiling. Leaded glass window with symbols (word-baptism-last supper-Luther rose), four-storey orange-red brick building, broadly mounted, six axes, two side elevations coupled here, one entrance and roof bay each, on the ground floor with an inscription on the side elevation, s. Building name denotes 1887/1888, elaborately designed, inside the church hall, which extends from the ground floor of the front building into the rear building, the monument value of the house results from the historical and urban value as part of the closed front of the Römerplatz, renovation 1999. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Römerplatz 6 (map) |
1883 | with a shop, architecturally sophisticated plastered building typical of the time and of importance in terms of urban planning and building history.
Three-storey plastered building with facade structure typical of the time, the windows were modeled on the original, the roof bay was slightly structurally simplified, nevertheless very good original condition, subsequent shop installation from 1913 important as part of the closed front of the square on Römerplatz, the monument value results from the urban and architectural value , Renovation 1996. |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development | Römerplatz 8 (map) |
1889 | with shop, architecturally lavish clinker brick building of urban and historical value.
Four-storey orange-yellow clinker brick building, 7 × 1 × 5 axes, on the ground floor with subsequently added shop windows, side entrance gate with original two-winged wooden gate with skylight, balconies on the corner of the house with well-designed wrought-iron balcony railings, the window parapets partly with docks, window roofing: horizontal gables . The monument value of the house results from its architectural quality, from its architectural historical value and from its urban development value as a striking corner building on Römerplatz. Refurbishment in 1999. |
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| Tenement house, part of a twin house | Römerplatz 9 (map) |
1891 | Elaborately designed building in clinker mixed construction, of architectural and urban value (see also Römerplatz 10).
Building in mixed clinker construction with orange-red clinker bricks on the upper floors and sandstone cladding on the ground floor, elaborate facade design with original, double-winged front door with decorative grating and basket arch skylight, windows modeled on the originals, the monument value of the house results from its architectural value due to its elaborate facade design and the architectural historical value as part of the closed, preserved building ensemble along Römerplatz, designated in the ornamental grating of the door WJ after the builder Wilhelm Junghans, two windows on the ground floor expanded to form shop windows, one window to the shop entrance converted, renovation 1999. |
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| Apartment building in closed development, part of a double dwelling | Römerplatz 10 (map) |
re. 1891 | with shop, elaborately designed building in clinker mixed construction of architectural and urban value (see also Römerplatz 9).
Elaborately designed building in clinker mixed construction with loggias and original front door, loggias with balustrade parapets made of sandstone, the windows were copied from the original, orange-yellow clinker brick on the upper floors, the ground floor with sandstone cladding, the monument value of the house results from the urban development value as part of the apartment house front that has been preserved in a closed structure along Römerplatz and based on the historical building value as an original, high-quality example of construction around 1900, renovation in 1999. |
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| Tenement house with subsequently furnished shops in closed development | Römerplatz 11 (map) |
1889 | Broadly based building in clinker mixed construction with a sophisticated facade design of architectural and urban value.
Four-story house in mixed clinker construction, sandstone cladding on the ground floor with elaborate structure and gate passage, on the upper floors orange-red clinker brick, centrally arranged balcony with baluster and on the upper floors elaborately designed facade structure with cornices and window canopies, refurbished staircase windows with lead glazing and original apartment entrance doors. The monument value of the house results from the urban development value as part of the development on the edge of the Römerplatz as well as from the architectural historical value as an elaborately designed example of the construction method at the turn of the century. In the courtyard are two wings of the former Nobis & Hartung liqueur factory, which was founded in 1907. Refurbishment in 1999. |
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| Apartment building in closed development, part of a similarly designed group of four houses | Römerplatz 12 (map) |
1891 | An important building in terms of urban development and architectural history in a very good original condition (see also Römerplatz numbers 13, 14 and 15).
Four-storey clinker brick building in the same design as numbers 13, 14 and 15, forms with these buildings a uniform ensemble of houses along Römerplatz, very good original condition, windows on the ground floor, 1st and 2nd floors as well as the entrance gate, facade design and interior doors in the original , The monument value of the house results from its architectural historical value due to the high quality facade design and the very good original condition and its urban development value due to its location as part of a closed house ensemble along the Römerplatz. |
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| Apartment building in closed development, part of a group of four | Römerplatz 13 (map) |
1891 | Architecturally sophisticated clinker brick building of urban and architectural value (see also Römerplatz 12, 14 and 15).
Four-storey clinker brick building, orange-red, same design as neighboring houses 12 and 14, sophisticated facade design and very good original condition. So stayed z. B. original windows and doors as well as the facade design. The monument value results from the historical and urban value. |
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| Apartment building in closed development, part of a uniformly designed group of four houses | Römerplatz 14 (map) |
1891 | High-quality clinker building of architectural and urban value (see also Römerplatz numbers 12, 13 and 15).
Four-storey clinker brick building with orange-yellow bricks, original facade design, the doors and windows were renewed, the monument value of the house results from the historical value as a typical example of the construction at the turn of the century and from the urban value as part of a closed ensemble along the Römerplatz. Refurbishment in 1994. |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in closed development, part of a uniformly designed group of four houses | Römerplatz 15 (map) |
1892 | Elaborately designed clinker brick building of urban and architectural value (see also Römerplatz numbers 12, 13 and 14).
Clinker brick building with orange-red and red clinker bricks, four storeys, 6 × 1 × 4 axes, same design as the neighboring buildings. The monument value of the house results from the historical and urban value. Refurbishment in 1994. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Römerstrasse 1 (map) |
1868 | Plastered construction typical of the time, of architectural and urban value.
Two-storey plastered building with a broad base, designed by Möckel and later redesigned, for this reason of architectural historical value, remarkable roof design with roof core or dormers with floating gables, original front door - two-winged with ornamental grilles in the skylights, the ornamental grilles (tendrils with leaves), the gable design in the Möckel-characteristic clinker mixed construction with pointed arcade blind arcades, attached rear building with the same gable design as the main building, there the initials GLM in wrought iron for Gotthilf Ludwig Möckel. |
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| Tenement house with restaurant in closed development | Römerstrasse 2 (map) |
1868 | Typical clinker brick building of the Hanoverian School, building by Gotthilf Ludwig Möckel, part of a simultaneously built and uniformly designed street of architectural, historical and urban significance (see also Römerstrasse 4, 6, 8).
Two-storey, six-axis building in clinker mixed construction in the brick Gothic typical of the Hanoverian area, with cornices and window frames by clinker, console frieze as well as two distinctive roof cores, pointed arched door frames, as a characteristic example of the architectural conception of Möckel, of great architectural and historical importance Part of a similarly designed street. |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development | Römerstrasse 2a (map) |
1869 | with a shop, a striking plastered building in terms of urban planning, of architectural value.
Three-storey, regularly designed plastered building with square corner pilasters and window sill cornices, typical example of the construction period, therefore of architectural historical value, dominant in terms of urban planning due to the corner location, relatively good original condition, although the windows and the shop windows have been changed, with two-storey side wing and a large gate passage in Römerstrasse . |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Römerstrasse 4 (map) |
1868 | Typical building in clinker mixed construction according to the Hanover School, of great architectural and artistic importance as well as urban development value (see also Römerstrasse 2, 6, 8).
Largely original room in the rear building, with wallpaper, doors and stove. Balcony door with stained glass and balcony with wrought iron railing. Typical building built according to a design by Möckel in clinker-mixed construction, in the courtyard two balconies from the time of construction with wrought-iron balcony grilles in a singular design, a balcony door with slug panes and colored glass insert with landscape representation, original furnishings in this room on the 2nd floor, front door and window based on the original, typical design features of Möckel's buildings. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Römerstrasse 6 (map) |
1868 | as a typical example of the building method of the master builder Möckel of great architectural and historical importance as well as urban development value (see also Römerstrasse 2, 4, 8).
Three-storey building with seven axes and a central projection in clinker composite construction, example of the Hanover school, neo-Gothic construction with console friezes, cornices made of profiled clinker bricks, pointed arch and segmented arched windows, dominant front gable. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Römerstrasse 7 (map) |
1872 | Simplified plastered construction typical of the time, of urban value.
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| Apartment building in closed development | Römerstrasse 8 (map) |
1868 | High-quality building typical of the time in clinker mixed construction, typical example of the construction method of the master builder Möckel, of great architectural, historical and urban significance (see also Römerstrasse 2, 4, 6).
Two-storey building with side elevation and console and cube frieze on the cornice, door and window replica based on historical models. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Römerstrasse 9 (map) |
1874 | Simple plastered building typical of the time of urban and architectural value (similar design to number 11).
simple construction, which is an example of the early construction period. In this case, the monument value results from the historical and urban development value, this building is best preserved compared to the neighboring development. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Römerstrasse 11 (map) |
1874 | simple plastered building typical of the time and of urban value.
probably more simplified plastered building, two-storey, five axes. |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development | Römerstrasse 13 (map) |
1874 | with a shop, simple, structurally simplified plastered construction of urban significance.
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development | Römerstrasse 14 (map) |
re. 1875 | Striking corner building of great importance in terms of urban development, architectural history and architectural art (belonging to numbers 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28 and 30 as well as Bosestrasse 29).
Example of the construction by the master builder Möckel, part of a closed residential area or row of houses in the same design. The buildings are strongly influenced by the Hanoverian School and the brick Gothic, all have similar design features. The buildings are characterized by large plastered areas, structured by clinker design elements - clinker brick decorations, window frames or cornices of various kinds. This building is characterized by the rich roof structure, including a tower with a truncated pyramid and elaborately structured roof cores or dormers with bound windows and round windows, restaurant on the ground floor. The house row 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28 and 30 is composed as a street. The two corner buildings have the same design. The entire street is a mirror image with a dominant central building. The buildings on this street are social housing and all designed by Gotthilf Ludwig Möckel. |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development | Römerstrasse 15 (map) |
1874 | with shop, plastered building typical of the time and of urban value.
Three-storey, partially four-storey plastered building in traditional design with horizontal window roofing or triangular gable roofing and segmental arch roofing, gate passage, the shop is changed today, as part of a contemporary development of urban significance. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Römerstrasse 16 (map) |
1874 | Characteristic building in clinker mixed construction, of great architectural, historical and urban significance (see also numbers 14, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28 and 30 as well as Bosestrasse 29).
s. Number 18, two-story, five-axis, house entrance on the side, front door and window modeled on. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Römerstrasse 18 (map) |
1874 | Characteristic building in clinker mixed construction, of great architectural, historical and urban significance (see also numbers 14, 16, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28 and 30 as well as Bosestrasse 29).
s. also number 16, two-story, five-axis, building entrance on the side, front door and window modeled. |
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| Apartment building with subsequently built-in shops in closed development | Römerstrasse 20 (map) |
1876 | Typical residential building in clinker-mixed construction based on a design by Möckel, structurally slightly redesigned, of architectural, historical and urban significance (see also numbers 14, 16, 18, 22, 24, 26, 28 and 30 and Bosestrasse 29). |
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| Apartment building in a closed development with subsequently added shops and a large gate passage | Römerstrasse 22 (map) |
1876 | as a central building of the street of great urban significance as well as of architectural and architectural importance (see also numbers 14, 16, 18, 20, 24, 26, 28 and 30 and Bosestrasse 29).
s. Neighboring houses, same design, only three-storey, seven-axis, broad-based building, with shop windows on the ground floor. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Römerstrasse 23 (map) |
1884 | architecturally demanding plastered building in very good original condition, of architectural, architectural, historical and urban significance.
Three-storey plastered building with central projection and rich facade decoration, including cranked cornices, plaster grooves, elaborately designed window frames and window roofing with horizontal beams or triangular gables and triangular gable on the central projection, originally preserved gate. AT THE |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Römerstrasse 24 (map) |
1876 | Elaborately designed building in mixed clinker construction, same design as number 22, of great architectural and artistic importance as well as urban development value (see also numbers 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 26, 28 and 30 and Bosestrasse 29).
s. Neighboring houses including number 22, two window axes drawn down to form shop windows. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Römerstrasse 25 (map) |
1886 | Typical plastered construction of architectural and urban value.
Three-storey, four-axis plastered building in a design typical of the time, including window frames and window canopies, original front door. The monument value results from the historical and urban value. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Römerstrasse 26 (map) |
1877 | Typical building in clinker mixed construction, of great architectural, historical and urban significance (see also numbers 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 28 and 30 and Bosestrasse 29).
s. Neighboring buildings |
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| Apartment house in closed development in a corner | Römerstrasse 27 (map) |
1887 | with shop, plastered building typical of the time of urban and architectural significance.
Four-story plastered building with polygonal corner formation, there balconies on ornate console stones, the facade adorned with plaster grooves, cornices and window roofing. The historical value results from the good original condition in the time-typical, elaborate design. The urban development value results from the dominant corner location to Römerplatz. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Römerstrasse 28 (map) |
1877 | Neo-Gothic building in mixed clinker construction, of great architectural, artistic and urban significance (see also numbers 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26 and 30 as well as Bosestrasse 29).
s. Neighboring development, two-story building, changed in the roof area. |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development (belonging to No. 14) | Römerstrasse 30 (map) |
1878 | Neo-Gothic building in mixed clinker construction, of great historical, artistic and urban development importance (see also numbers 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26 and 28 as well as Bosestrasse 29), with a shop, striking urban construction, elaborately designed building in clinker mixed construction of great importance in terms of building history, architecture and urban planning.
Same design as the neighboring buildings, remarkable original front door with quatrefoil in the panels and grooved skylight, delicate facade design with clinker brick decorations |
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| Park | Schlobigplatz (map) |
between 1890 and 1910 | Former 3.2 hectare hospital garden, well-preserved park with old trees and partially preserved pathways, expanded with newer design elements of urban historical and garden architectural value.
On the edge of the park were the orphanage - still available today, the military hospital and city hospital - demolished today, the infirmary - still available, as well as the Johannisbad. The park (formerly hospital garden) was created in connection with these social facilities for recreation and supply (fresh fruit and vegetables) for the inmates of these facilities at the request of the doctor Dr. Samuel Friedrich Julius Schlobig created. After his death in 1887, the garden and building were bequeathed to the city of Zwickau. |
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| Former orphanage, later a city hospital and home for babies and women, today an outpatient rehabilitation center and medical facility as well as the green area belonging to the Schlobigpark | Schlobigplatz 20 (map) |
1882/1883 | Striking clinker brick building of urban historical and architectural value as well as urban development.
Laying of the foundation stone on May 4, 1882, celebration on October 14, 1882, inauguration on October 10, 1883, two-wing red clinker building 62 m in length with a raised central section, there the main entrance with a well-crafted original front door: two-winged with glass inserts and split skylight, three-storey central risalit Various clinker friezes, arched friezes and cloverleaf motifs, pilaster strips, roof crowns, roof bay windows, two-storey side wings decorated with a pointed arch frieze, base polygonal masonry, on the back of one side wing open portico: wooden construction in Swiss style, on one gable side balcony: Prussian capes resting on iron girders Balcony railing (singular balcony construction), originally 16 large living rooms and dormitories as well as "a larger room for holding house devotions and for use on festive occasions". |
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| Former infirmary, originally part of the city hospital and remise, originally part of the Schlobig'schen bathing and sanatorium | Schlobigplatz 23; 23a (card) |
1887–1888 (infirmary) | clinker buildings typical of the time in very good original condition of architectural and urban historical importance.
Infirmary: opening on July 7, 1888, used as a homeless shelter with delousing facility from November 1924, broad red brick building, two-storey, windows joined together to form groups of windows, brick ornamentation: cube frieze or console frieze, small two-axis roof bay, hipped roof, very narrow only three-axis building, today Connected to the shed by a glass extension (originally with a carriage shed and horse stable), single-storey, narrow building with clinker brick facade: segmented arched windows, console frieze, saddle roof, double-stepped gable, very narrow, tapering building, work by the Zwickau master builder Möckel, renovation 2001. |
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| Residential house in open development with green area of the Schlobigpark | Schlobigplatz 24 (map) |
1881 | clinker brick building typical of the time, villa-like extension for the Schlobig'sche bathing and sanatorium, used as an administration building in 1904, of urban and architectural value.
Monument value: building historical value. The cultural monument is the villa-like new building of a two-storey clinker brick building with a mezzanine floor and an extended attic that was built by Leichsenring in 1881 as an extension of the Schlobig's bathing and sanatorium. The urban development significance of the solitary structure corresponds to the tower-like gable structure of the broken corner area and the high pyramid roof of the stairwell. It must be understood as a special achievement that Leichsenring and later City Planning Councilor Kretzschmar continued and perfected the Gothic brick architecture specified by GL Möckel at the site with their extensions. Refurbishment in 1999. |
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| Apartment building in closed development, part of a double dwelling | Schlossstrasse 5 (map) |
1887 | clinker brick building typical of the time of architectural and urban value (see also number 7).
same design as number 7, the building was sold to the prison overseer (Schloss Osterstein) Hermann Riedel immediately after its completion. Refurbishment 1998. |
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| Apartment building in closed development, part of a double dwelling | Schlossstrasse 7 (map) |
1887 | clinker brick building typical of the time in very good original condition of architectural and urban value (see also number 5).
Three-storey clinker brick building with a single-axis side elevation, this forms a two-axis central elevation within the semi-detached house, five axes, the facade is decorated with different colored clinker strips and patterned window frames or glazed stones, very beautiful original dormers preserved in their original design as well as elaborately designed roof bay windows with three filigree Acroteries as the upper end together with number 5, the building was sold to the privateer Karl Wilhelm Schubert immediately after its completion. Refurbishment 1998. |
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| Former parish of the Nepomuk community, today a monastery building in closed development | Schlossstrasse 9 (map) |
Built in 1886 | Broad clinker building, same design as the neighboring building, of architectural and urban historical value (belonging to number 11).
same design as number 11, only the designation “Catholic parish” on the side elevation as well as a coat of arms-like shield with a cross and initials “OMI” above the entrance, this shield was subsequently attached, renovation in 1998. |
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| Catholic parish of the Nepomuk parish, formerly a Catholic school | Schlossstrasse 11 (map) |
1881 | Broad clinker building with the neighboring building forming a uniform building ensemble, of architectural and urban historical value (associated with number 9).
four axes, two-storey, side elevation with an elaborately designed entrance including a blessing Christ in a shell-shaped niche, inscribed on the side elevation: "Catholic School", very good original condition, same design as the neighboring house, sandstone cuboid embossed on the base, original front door with two leaves with skylight, window through Sandstone walls bordered, on the ground floor with a segment arch, on the upper floor with a straight arch, the corners on the ground floor of the side elevation and the intersection of the two building halves are provided with sandstone blocks, cornice also made of sandstone and provided with consoles as well as a small cube frieze, renovation in 1998 monument value: architectural and urban history Value. |
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| Half of a double rented house in a closed development | Schloßstraße 13 (map) |
1862 | Broad plastered building, same design as the neighboring building, of architectural and urban value (belonging to number 15).
same design as number 15, renovation 1999. |
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| Double tenement house in closed development | Schloßstraße 15 (map) |
1862 | high-quality, broad-based plastered construction, of architectural and urban value (belonging to number 13).
Part of a row of streets from the middle of the 19th century that was built almost at the same time, these buildings are only very rarely found in West Saxony and also in Zwickau and in this quality they are even unique for Zwickau, five axes, three-storey, similar design to the neighboring buildings, front door and windows newly made according to the original, neoclassical building with plaster grooves on the ground floor, a single-axis side projection on each side, the left with the right of house number 13 within the semi-detached house forms a two-axis central projection, cornice, window parapets on the 1st floor with plaster stucco -Decoration provided as well as window frames in the manner typical of the time, projecting sills on the 2nd floor on volute-like console stones, cornice as a console frieze designed with acanthus leaves, original gate preserved. The monument value is then derived from the architectural and urban development value. Refurbishment in 1999. |
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| Tenement house in a group of three in closed development | Schlossstrasse 17 (map) |
Built in 1861 | high-quality plastered construction, belonging to numbers 19 and 21, of architectural and urban value.
Part of a row of streets from the middle of the 19th century that was built almost at the same time, these buildings are only very rarely found in West Saxony and also in Zwickau and in this quality they are even unique for Zwickau, five axes, three-storey, similar design to the neighboring buildings, ground floor with shutters, front door and window newly made according to the original, neoclassical building with emphasis on the central axis, belt cornice, window parapets on the 1st floor with simple plaster and stucco decoration as well as window frames in a time-typical manner, protruding sills on the 1st floor designed as windowsill cornices, on the 2nd floor on small console stones, eaves cornice provided with a serrated frieze. The monument value is then derived from the architectural and urban development value. Refurbishment in 1999. |
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| Tenement house in a group of three in closed development | Schloßstraße 19 (map) |
Built in 1861 | Plastered construction typical of the time, belonging to numbers 17 and 21, high-quality facade design, of architectural significance and urban value.
Part of a row of houses that was built at the same time, a unique example of this construction period in West Saxony and Zwickau, only a few buildings and ensembles from this period in a similar design have been preserved in this landscape area or in the city of Zwickau, three-story, five axes, similar design to the neighboring building, window parapets Decorated with reliefs on the 1st floor - including palmettes, eaves cornice designed as a console frieze, emphasized the central axis, window frames on the ground floor made of porphyry, all windows with upper segmental arches, triangular gable roofing on elongated support brackets above the middle window on the 1st floor, renovation 1992. |
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| Tenement house in a group of three in closed development | Schlossstrasse 21 (map) |
1861 | Typical plastered construction, belonging to numbers 17 and 19, of architectural and urban value.
Characteristic building from the middle of the 19th century, construction method seldom encountered in West Saxony, building belongs to a row of houses that has been preserved in a closed row consisting of five three-story buildings, cornice, house entrance in the middle and set back, horizontal window canopies on the first floor, central windows accentuated by fluted Pilasters, cornice with notched frieze, as well as the circumferential gable triangle, window frames on the ground floor made of porphyry, renovation 1992. |
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| Apartment building in semi-open development, part of a double apartment building (with No. 22a) | Schlossstrasse 22 (map) |
1891 | clinker building typical of the time, of architectural historical value.
Three-storey, yellow and red clinker brick, clinker brick ornamentation, including flap cornice, belt cornice and friezes, side elevation with original two-winged passage gate with wrought-iron ornamental grilles and split skylight preserved, windows not prototypically renewed, monument value: building historical value, renovation in 1998. |
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| Apartment building in half-open development, part of a double apartment building (with No. 22) | Schloßstraße 22a (map) |
1891 | Typical clinker building in good original condition, of architectural value.
Three-storey building, yellow and red clinker bricks, clinker brick ornamentation, among other things, overlap cornices, belt cornices and friezes, side elevation with original double-leaf passage gate with wrought-iron ornamental grating and split skylight preserved, windows not prototypically renewed, Monument value: historical value, originally shutters on the ground floor - no longer preserved today. |
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| Half of a double rented house (belonging to No. 4) in closed development | Schumannstrasse 2 (map) |
1897 | with shop, rich
structured building with elaborate sandstone structure of architectural and urban significance. Very beautiful sandstone facade, six-axis with a two-story bay window from the 2nd floor, there balconies and window parapets with set balusters as well as other structuring elements such as bosses, two-barrel, pillars, pilasters, pilaster strips, window groups, arched and rectangular windows as well as elaborate openwork stepped gables with crowns, marked on the Façade above the windows on the 2nd floor: "ES" |
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| Half of a double rented house (belonging to No. 2) in closed development | Schumannstrasse 4 (map) |
1897 | with shop, elaborately structured building of architectural and artistic importance.
Very beautiful sandstone facade, four-storey, four axes, elaborate sandstone structure including three and two-bolt, columns with lavishly designed capitals, bosses, neo-Gothic elements and window designs as well as volute-like roof bay windows with crowning and ox eyes as dormers. |
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| Residential and commercial building in closed development | Schumannstrasse 6 (map) |
1924-1925 | strictly vertically structured sandstone facade of architectural and architectural significance.
Four-storey, six-axis, each side with balconies with decorated iron lattice parapets, channeled pilaster strips connect the upper floors with each other, the window parapets between the upper floors were decorated with gaffers, original front door with ornamental grating from the construction period, shops simplified and changed, otherwise the facade is original, remarkable design of the center arranged roof bay window with presented vases, in the entrance area inscription: "Housing / des Zwickauer / Handwerks / 1924–1925 / Arch. Johe. Carpenter ”. |
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| Residential and commercial building in closed development | Schumannstrasse 8 (map) |
1895 | Remarkable commercial building with a well-structured sandstone facade of architectural and historical importance.
Four-storey, five-axis building with a central risalit, there house entrance with original front door, two-winged with skylight with glass inserts, shop front on both sides of the entrance, shops in the original design, rectangular windows, an arched window on the central risalit, entire facade with sandstone cladding, window frames partly with horizontal roofing, partly plant-based decorations , small uniaxial roof bay window that simplifies dormers |
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| Residential and commercial building in a corner location in a closed development | Schumannstrasse 12 (map) |
1895 | Magnificent corner house with richly structured sandstone facade of architectural and urban significance
Four-storey building, on the ground floor with a generous shop area with bosses, decorated window parapets, coats of arms and cartouches over the windows, windows partly combined to form window groups, elaborate balconies on large consoles, these partly decorated with palm leaves, including floral decorations, elaborate roof core with volutes and segmental arched closures, Round windows and oval windows, the dormer windows crowned by vases, inside also received elaborate interior fittings, in the vestibule tiles from the building period as well as reliefs and stucco ceilings, preserved intermediate and apartment doors as well as tiles in the stairwell area, iron stair railings as well as decorated stair soffits and leaded glass windows from the building period . |
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| Apartment building in closed development, part of a row of houses built at the same time (belonging to No. 4, 6, 8, 10 and 16) | Walther-Rathenau-Strasse 2 (map) |
1882 | Typical of the time, filigree structured plastered building of urban and architectural value.
Three-storey, side elevation and door entrance on the left, five axes, plaster grooves on the ground floor, profiled cranked cornices between the two upper floors, window frames made of sandstone - partly with spherical frieze, on the first floor plaster and stucco decorations on the side elevation, here triangular gable roofing on consoles, below in the middle a male mask in the manner of a keystone, original double-winged gate, profiled cranked cornice, renovation 1992 |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development | Walther-Rathenau-Strasse 2a (map) |
re. 1898 | Architecturally and urbanistically remarkable neo-renaissance building.
Three-storey corner house, on the ground floor painted artificial stone cladding partially in porphyry color, three-storey bay window at the corner of the house - reaching from the 1st floor to the attic - over a polygonal floor plan with a bell helmet, facade structure with artificial stone decorations and architectural elements in porphyry color, various floral and figural decorations, both upper floors white glazed bricks, two remarkable volute gables decorated with tracery and pinnacles, inscribed "1898" above the coupled group of three windows on the 1st floor, slight changes in the roof area, very beautiful original front door with Art Nouveau decorations, above the door a decorative keystone depicting a lion skin clad male mask, all windows preserved in their original form and restored with blinds, inside: mural painted over in the vestibule - depictions of flowers, stucco ceilings, apartment entrance doors, room doors and parquet floors preserved, in d he apartment on the first floor lived until 1905 by the district court director, senior justice advisor Karl Traenkner, briefly in 1908/09 the Zwickau businessman Simon Schocken lived on the second floor, renovation in 1997. |
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| Apartment building in closed development, part of a row of houses built at the same time | Walther-Rathenau-Strasse 4 (map) |
1882 | Typical of the time, filigree plastered construction of urban and architectural value (belonging to numbers 2, 6, 8 and 10).
Three-storey, side elevation and gate entrance on the right, five axes, plaster grooves on the ground floor, profiled cranked cornices between the two floors, window frames made of sandstone partially with spherical frieze, on the first floor plaster and stucco decorations on the side elevation, here triangular gable roofing on consoles, in the middle below a male mask in the kind of a keystone, original two-winged gate, very well renovated building, refurbishment of the sandstone walls and good replication of the original windows, profiled cranked cornice, between 1885 and 1900 the important sculptor and Zwickau city councilor Joachim Hinrich Ramcke lived here, renovation 1996. |
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| Apartment building in closed development, middle part of a row of houses built at the same time | Walther-Rathenau-Strasse 6 (map) |
1880 | Typical of the time, filigree structured plastered construction of urban and architectural value (belonging to numbers 2, 4, 8 and 10).
Three-storey, two side elevations, gate entrance on the right side elevation, six axes, plaster grooves on the ground floor, profiled cranked cornices between the two floors, window frames made of sandstone, on the first floor plaster and stucco decorations over all windows, each centrally arranged male mask in the manner of a Keystone, triangular gable roofs on consoles, but only on the risalits, original two-winged gate on the right, window not reproduced true to the original, middle house of this row of houses consisting of five houses, which is symmetrical, profiled cranked cornice. |
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| Apartment building in closed development, part of a row of houses built at the same time | Walther-Rathenau-Strasse 8 (map) |
1881 | Typical of the time, filigree structured plastered building of urban and architectural value (belonging to numbers 2, 4, 6 and 10).
Three-storey, side elevation and gate entrance on the left, five axes, plaster grooves on the ground floor, profiled cranked cornices between the two storeys, window frames made of sandstone, on the first floor plaster and stucco decorations on the risalit, here triangular gable roofing on consoles, below in the middle a male mask in the manner of a man Keystone, original two-winged gate, well-renovated tenement house, example of construction from the end of the 19th century, house identical to number 4, renovation in 1996. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Walther-Rathenau-Strasse 10 (map) |
1880 | Part of a row of houses built at the same time, a filigree plastered building typical of the time, of urban and architectural value (belonging to numbers 2, 4, 6 and 8).
Three-storey, side elevation and gate entrance, five axes, originally plastered grooves on the ground floor, profiled cranked cornices between the two storeys, window frames made of sandstone, on the first floor plastered stucco decorations on the risalit, here triangular gable roofing on consoles, below in the middle a male mask in the manner of a man Keystone, original two-winged gate, well renovated tenement house, example of the construction from the end of the 19th century, the windows not true to the original, house identical to number 2, renovation in 1995. |
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| Villa with enclosure, today the YMCA clubhouse | Walther-Rathenau-Strasse 12 (map) |
re. 1905 | Plain, structurally simplified plastered construction with good interior fittings of architectural value.
Simple, two-storey plastered building built on an irregular floor plan with an extended attic, the plaster structure is now simplified - is to be reconstructed, winter garden, above terrace, oriel on a circular floor plan reaching from the ground floor to the attic, projections and recesses of the facades, curved open stairs to the main entrance wrought iron railing, massive, covered entrance porch, original plaster and stucco decorations not preserved, windows originally preserved with grooved z. Partly green glazed skylights, lead glass windows in the winter garden, high-quality interior fittings largely preserved - including tiles in the vestibule area, all room doors - refurbished, parquet floors in most rooms and in the hallway, stucco ceilings on the ground floor, a wooden beam ceiling (possibly also stucco), Two-flight wooden stairs with wooden banisters and wall paneling, on the facade in the stairwell area a blind arch with plastered area with details of the construction time. |
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| Residential house in open development, with fencing and remnants of the garden | Walther-Rathenau-Strasse 18 (map) |
1928-1929 | Clinker brick building built in the style of the new objectivity in very good original condition, in Zwickau a unique building of architectural historical importance.
Former home of the Zwickau sawmill and planing mill owner Saupe, two-storey clinker building built on an approximately square floor plan with natural stone bosses in the base area, simple, without any ornamentation or decoration, only dividing elements form rolling layers instead of the usual cornices in the window sill and lintel area, windows bordered by narrow, unadorned, rounded stone slabs, two-axis, three-axis and four-axis roof bay windows with small triangular gables attached, massive arched entrance porch, front door from the construction period, windows renewed, street facade with a distinctive bay window, the front wall of which is convexly curved, and a balcony with brick parapet above the bay window original sliding windows in the winter garden, inside: original wooden stair railing and connecting door, renovation 1995. |
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| villa | Walther-Rathenau-Strasse 20 (map) |
1887 | simple clinker building of urban value.
Two-storey red brick building with five axes, natural stone plinth made of quarry stone masonry, cornices, corner reinforcement, bay windows as well as window frames and roofs on the 1st floor and partitions in the manner of stone crosses made of sandstone, on the ground floor segmental arch roofing made of edgewise bricked clinker bricks and keystones as well as combat stones made of sandstone, Two-storey bay window on the south side over a polygonal floor plan, main entrance no longer in the original location, window color not original, unfortunately no monument values preserved inside, renovation 2003. |
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