List of cultural monuments in Mitte-West
The list of cultural monuments in Mitte-West contains the cultural monuments in the Zwickau district of Mitte-West 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 .
Mid-west
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| Individual monument of the whole swan pond park: fountain with water basin, swan sculpture, surrounding pergola and vase on a base | Alte Reichenbacher Strasse (map) |
1935 | Part of the swan pond system of artistic importance (see group 09301889, same address).
The part of the park was separated from the original Schwanenteichpark by the creation of a new section of Reichenbacher Strasse, but its original layout with the old trees, the fountain, the pergola, the staircase and the vase has been preserved and is still one of the Swan ponds, plastic base, fountain basins and pillars of the pergola made of shell limestone, three swans (the swans were melted down during World War II and in 1945 they could be restored thanks to a foundation) and water outlets of the bronze fountain, bronze plaque with the inscription: “Albin donated this fountain Ad. Barth in the years 1932 and 1945 to the citizens of the city of Zwickau / Saxony “, a round fountain arranged in the middle and surrounded by a pergola consisting of two semicircular parts, as well as a staircase in the south and a wall with a view of the Schwanenteichpark, today a view of the VVN memorial, large green and Rhododendrons preserved from the original planting, large green mostly oak, also ash and maple. |
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| Residential and commercial building in a corner location in open development, originally a cafe and pastry shop Weiser, later a restaurant "Parkcafe" | Alte Reichenbacher Strasse 2 (map) |
1870 | Urban planning distinctive, elaborately designed plastered building, of urban planning, architectural history and architectural significance.
The cultural monument is a three-storey residential and commercial building in open development, with a loft and guest rooms on the ground floor. It was designed in 1870 by the important Zwickau master builder Franz Wolf and subsequently built under his direction. The client was Carl Goldammer, a citizen of Zwickau. In 1875 the Weiser confectionery with a cafe and billiards room was set up on the ground floor. From 1885 the restaurant was called Conditorei und Cafe Bruno Hentsch . To this day the building is known under the later name "Parkcafe". This eventful history is connected with countless renovations. The most extensive renovation took place in 1977 under the management of the HO restaurants. Unfortunately, a large part of the original substance was lost. Nevertheless, in terms of its cubature and its location, the building is of great urban significance for the city of Zwickau. Located directly at the fork in Alte Reichenbacher Strasse / Bahnhofstrasse, the building is a striking start when coming from the city center towards the main station. Refurbishment 1999/2000. |
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| villa | Alte Reichenbacher Strasse 4 (map) |
re. 1871 (at the roof bay) | Lavishly decorated plastered building with well-preserved interior of architectural, architectural and urban significance.
The cultural monument is a two-storey villa with a loft, mezzanine floor and building sculpture. It was designed in 1870 by the important Zwickau master builder Franz Wolf, then built under his direction and completed in August 1871. The builder and client was the Zwickau manufacturer Charles Brod, technical director of Zwickauer Maschinenfabrik AG . The richly structured plastered facades are characterized by elements of the neo-Renaissance style. Particularly noteworthy here are the area of the street-side central projection, which was originally provided with a sandstone balcony, the artistically sophisticated sculpture in the wall niche on the first floor on the south-west side and the entrance portal on the north-east side of the building the original house entrance door and skylight. Inside, unfortunately, only the stairwell with its extensive color findings, the ornamental tiles on the pedestals, the columns, balustrades and sandstone steps testify to the former above-average quality of the furnishings. During the reconstruction and conversion of the building into a restaurant and office space in 1979/80, some monument values inside and on the facades were unfortunately lost. Refurbishment 2003. |
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| Reception building (with fittings: lead glass windows, sculptures and mural) as well as recreation buildings, underpasses, platforms with roofs and fencing along Bahnhofstrasse, heat distribution station (pump cellar), elevator system with drive mechanism and station forecourt with a small green area opposite the station | At station 1 (map) |
1932 (platforms) | Remarkable ensemble, stylistically shaped by the architecture of the Third Reich, in a singular design of importance in terms of railway history, urban planning, architectural history and architectural art.
Entrance building: Foundation stone laid in May 1933, inauguration on December 17, 1936, multi-wing complex, main building with entrance hall, entrance area with tall, very narrow windows between green stone pilaster strips, undivided wall surfaces on both sides of the window front with clinker facing and a large station clock, flanked by closed side projections above the Entrance large concrete roof, supported by four columns and four wall pillars made of green stone, facades made of reduction fire bricks or flame bricks, structured by decorative clinker layers and ornaments, including finials, slightly protruding binder layers, right next to the entrance area, three-storey side wing with a passage and regularly arranged rectangular windows, number and size of the windows differs per floor, to the left of the entrance hall a small, single-storey extension also with a passage (pergola-like transition to the former telegraph building), hipped roofs with copper sheet cladding in lanes. Inside: vestibule, reception hall, spacious staircases and formerly large luggage room, former 3rd class waiting room, former 2nd class waiting room, former dining room, coffee shop, kitchen wing, barber shop, shops, former barrier hall, toilets, staff, service and business premises , this z. Some of the original is still preserved. Equipment: in the restaurant in the basement, which is separately accessible from the outside, lead glazing with painting - designed and executed by Gebr. Schilling from Aue, in the station hall two sculptures slightly larger than life made of Meissen ceramics - miner and car mechanic - by Georg Türke, ticket office with "pushing tables", Cover of the pushing tables made of violet Marienfels marble, inscriptions made of plastic letters, original clock, original handrails and surrounding 3 m high wall cladding made of Meissen ceramic plates, in the barrier hall a mural with the city silhouette of the painter Ricken, in the baggage claim Schwanenbrunnen by Georg Türke, in the former waiting room 2nd class marble floor composed of different formats and types, wall paneling and radiator cladding, in the heat distribution station almost all units and fittings such as pressure gauges, heat exchangers, control valves, switch cabinet, blower and oil bath change air filter are preserved (components de r initial equipment fully functional), elevator system with pump station, accumulators and luggage lifts also original and fully functional. Platforms with roofs and underpasses: Platforms riveted metal construction, butterfly roof with internal drainage, two separate pedestrian tunnels lead to the platforms, two staircases with granite steps per platform, wall cladding also here made of Meissen ceramic plates, entrance structures made of steel and glass construction, small single-storey buildings on the platforms On an elongated rectangular floor plan with lounge and service rooms, polygonal at the ends, clinker brick facades. Enclosure (ancillary facility): demarcation between the tracks and the street, consisting of wide clinker pillars with integrated advertising display cases, cover and base made of greenish artificial stone and iron fence panels made of riveted flat steel. Lounge: for railway workers with lounge, kitchen and dining room |
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| Administration building, formerly the telegraph office, railway maintenance office and apartments on the upper floors, now part of the train station | At station 2a (map) |
1935-1936 | Clinker brick building in the same design as the station complex, of urban, architectural and historical value.
Broadly mounted (11 axes) three-storey clinker brick building made of reduction fire bricks or flame bricks, among others in the Märkischer Verband, facade decorated with decorative clinker clinkers, finials and slightly protruding ribbons, risalit with entrance, this edged with green stone, eaves cornice made of greenish artificial stone, door and window based on the original , partly with original grating, slim staircase window above the house entrance that extends over all floors, single-storey wing at right angles at the rear, hipped roof, same design as the station complex, two basement floors, the lower one built as an air raid shelter, workshop rooms on the ground floor, on the 1st floor Office space on the first floor, apartments on the 2nd floor. |
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| Former Warehouse | At station 4 (map) |
1890 | Broad clinker building, typical industrial architecture of the turn of the century in very good original condition of building and industrial historical importance.
The cultural monument is a two-storey warehouse with a full basement and 2 × 8 axes. It was designed in 1890 by the Zwickau master builder Amandus Hermann August Höffner and built under his direction. The builder and client were the two Zwickau merchants, Karl Hermann Gräßer senior. and Karl Hermann Gräßer junior, owner of the company JB Gräßer , glass factory and glass goods dealers Gros. Originally there was also a market helper's apartment in the building. The clinker brick facades are designed quite attractively for such a purpose-built structure. The elongated building is divided into eight axes by a pilaster structure, the right and second from the left have a gate. Otherwise, there are large six-part segment arched windows with shaping brick lintels and keystones on the ground floor. The window openings on the upper floor are designed in the same way, but each consist of two two-part, coupled windows. Due to the terrain, the base consists of a strip of granite bosses and a wedge-shaped substructure made of polygonal quarry stone masonry. The back of the building is three-story because the basement is accessible from the ground floor. Inside, the monument value is limited to the historical supporting structure in the form of riveted steel columns and the steel / wood staircase with a railing made of filigree cast rods. Renovation 2006. |
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| Former Railway post office with back buildings, gatekeeper's house and enclosure, today the post office's administration building with a preserved counter hall | At station 5 (map) |
1934-36 | Broad, three-storey building with hard-fired bricks, the same design as the station ensemble, of urban, architectural and artistic value.
Inscription between the two entrance doors: “This / building / was started in / August / of the year / 1934 / and was opened to / traffic in / August / 1936 / the year / of the Olympic / Games.”, Laying of the foundation stone in October 1934 , three-storey, 11 × 2 axes, regularly arranged, lattice-divided rectangular windows based on the original, on the ground floor almost twice as high as on the two upper floors, base of runstein layer masonry, facade made of reduced-fire bricks or flame bricks, entrance in the middle with shell limestone surround, small side entrance on the left, strict Structure, interesting tension between wall opening and facade, original grating of the windows on the ground floor, preserved inside the counter hall, characteristic example of the architecture of the Third Reich, ornamental grating of the large skylight above the entrances, coat of arms of the city of Zwickau in the middle, rear building one to two storeys in the rear buildings originally packing chamber, p Sanitary areas, loading, garages and workshops, the arrangement of the buildings creates a spacious inner courtyard, to the left of the main building, a clinker-brick gate pillar, wrought-iron wicket gate, further gate pillar, wrought-iron entrance gate and clinker-brick wall, a detached gatehouse behind the wall, single-storey clinkered building. |
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| Residential and commercial building in corner location in open development | At station 7 (map) |
1868 | Plastered construction based on a design by the master builder Gotthilf Ludwig Möckel from Zwickau, remodeled, from personal history, building history and
urban significance. Three-storey plastered building, originally with an office and storage rooms on the ground floor, structurally remodeled, but many details of the Möckel building still preserved, polygonal corner, on the south side a four-storey side elevation on the left with a suggested stepped gable, on the north side a staircase porch also with a gable structure in Möckel style , Lead glass windows in the stairwell, interesting wooden porch as an entrance canopy in the form of an arbor, a few restrained plaster and stucco decorations, mansard hipped roof, window openings with segmental arches, belt and window sill cornices, intermediate door on the ground floor preserved, labeled "PO" for Paul Oberländer in one at the corner of the house window-sized coat of arms from the renovation phase of 1916, wrong facade coloring alienates the architectural design. |
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| Apartment house in a corner location in open development | Bachstrasse 16 (map) |
1893 | clinker brick building typical of the time and of architectural value.
Three-storey orange-red clinker brick building, free-standing, 5 × 2 window axes, windows laterally framed with bar-shaped profile clinker bricks, segmented arched windows on the ground floor, horizontal window roofs on the upper floors, semicircular shell-like stucco filling on the 1st floor, angel heads in the segmented arched roof filling, slate-covered mansard hipped roof profiled eaves and cornice |
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| Apartment building in half-open development | Bachstrasse 28 (map) |
1894 | architecturally demanding clinker brick building of importance in terms of urban planning and building history.
Orange-red clinker brick building, three-storey with two four-storey side projections, five window axes, the right one with coupled window, profiled ledge and base cornice, continuous rectangular windows, on the ground floor indicated segment arches made of brown and yellow bricks with keystone, on the 1st floor horizontal window canopies and triangular gable canopies in the area of the Side elevations, exactly the other way around on the 2nd floor, dividing elements and window frames made of sandstone, decorative elements made of stucco, in the triangular gables depictions of women's and men's heads, polygonal quarry stone plinth, slate roof, new windows based on the original. |
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| Apartment house in a corner | Bachstrasse 32 (map) |
re. 1888 | Typical plastered construction of urban and architectural significance.
Three-storey plastered building, corner house with an angled floor plan, street front divided into three areas with 3 × 4 × 3 window axes, four-axis central part with two-axis roof bay window flanked by two massive dormer windows, here on the ground floor house entrance, ground floor with plaster grooves, corner accentuation by cuboid plaster, on the ground floor indicated segment arch openings, On the 1st floor horizontal and segmented arched window roofs, horizontal structure with plaster strips and profiled cornices, roof bay windows with pilaster structure, two arched windows, triangular gables and a small obelisk as the upper end. |
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| The whole of the district hospital, consisting of the individual monuments: old district hospital (Wer Dauer Strasse 7 - Object 09231001), former bed house (later pavilion of the Knappschafts- und Berufsgenossenschaft, today chamber music hall of the Robert Schumann Conservatory and the former laboratory building and isolation house (today Robert Schumann Conservatory ) - Stiftstraße 10 - object 09231295) as well as the former operating theater and children's and men's ward (today market hall - Bahnhofstr.2f - object 09230067) | Bahnhofstrasse 2f (map) |
1845–1906 (several construction phases) | Building complex in the city center of Zwickau, largely preserved in its original form, of great importance in terms of urban history, social history and architectural history (see also the list of individual monuments under the addresses and property numbers given).
For a description of the individual features, see the individual feature list. |
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| Individual monument and aggregate: Former Zwickau hospital with pavilion, surgery department and former children's and men's ward, place of activity of Heinrich Braun (see also aggregate 09301853), today market hall | Bahnhofstrasse 2f (map) |
1896–1898 (former operating theater as well as children's and ???) | The most important building of the existing building stock of the former district hospital, the oldest hospital in the city of Zwickau, of great importance in terms of urban and structural history, today used as a shop and market hall.
Pavilion with operations department, children's and men's ward, Heinrich Braun's place of work, today the inner courtyard is covered, accommodates the Norma shop |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development | Bahnhofstrasse 4 (map) |
1898 | with shop, elaborate neo-renaissance building of great importance in terms of urban planning, architectural history and architectural art (belonging to Stiftstrasse 1).
Comprehensively renovated and partially restored in 1996, a striking urban building in a corner location with a polygonal corner design, large shop front with segment-arched shop windows, recessed entrances, four-story corner bay windows from the first floor on console stones with lion heads, initially on a rectangular floor plan, then continued polygonally, continued in the roof area on a round floor plan Conical roof, blind gable, roof bay with stepped gables (slightly simplified) and roof bay with volute gables, facade richly decorated with porphyry-colored stone, facade white glazed brick facing, neo-renaissance or neo-gothic ornamentation, e.g. B. palmettes, window parapets with set balusters, two-winged windows, etc., different window formats - rectangular windows and segmented arched windows, partially bound windows, two polygonal bay windows from the first floor with balconies on the third floor, artistically sophisticated original front door - two-winged, glass inserts with ornamental grating, carved flower ornaments , Cube frieze, rotated column on the skylight and rung, in the vestibule original tiles including ornamental tiles and stucco ceiling painted, upper wall area with frieze, ceiling painting depicting chestnut trees marked by Art Nouveau, two-flight staircase with wrought iron railing, today in the stairwell elevator, apartment doors, stucco ceilings and Original room doors preserved. |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development | Bahnhofstrasse 5 (map) |
1873 | with shop, striking plastered building, remodeled in 1927, of architectural and urban significance. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Bahnhofstrasse 6 (map) |
re. 1898 (below the bay window) | with shop, elaborately designed neo-baroque plastered building of architectural, urban and historical value.
Four-storey plastered building, six axes, plaster ashlar and elaborate plaster stucco decorations (medallions, garlands and also depictions of fish) of the entire facade, pilaster structure, centrally arranged house entrance with two-wing carved front door with glass inserts and ornamental grilles as well as a raised, double-storeyed skylight above the round-arched floor on the house With rich plaster and stucco decorations, including putti and floral ornamentation, above a balcony with stone parapet, this also richly decorated with plaster and stucco decorations of a floral nature and coats of arms, the balcony door set back in a niche, this niche-like recess is framed by a richly decorated gable , Windows of different shapes - segmented or round arched windows, window parapets partially decorated with balusters, the shop window front changed, triangular gable window roofs on the 1st floor, marked 1898 below the bay window. |
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| Residential and commercial building in closed development and a Jewish prayer room in the back building | Bahnhofstrasse 8 (map) |
1898 | striking building in clinker mixed construction of architectural, architectural and urban value.
Ground floor red clinker plinth and sandstone cladding, all three upper floors veneered with white glazed bricks, architectural structure sandstone, partially overlapping cornices, window parapets with floral ornamentation, windows partially grouped together and crowned by blind arches, further keel arches over the windows, small polygonal balcony in front of the roof bay, crowning of the dormer not completely preserved, two dormers on both sides of the dormer - presumably simplified, cornice also provided with plant decorations, window and front door not original, high-quality architectural facade, originally the seat of the Jewish community, in the back building was the Jewish prayer room, still preserved today other use. |
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| Residential and commercial building in closed development | Bahnhofstrasse 10 (map) |
1897 | architecturally demanding plastered building in very good original condition of urban, architectural and artistic value.
Four-storey, six axes, ground floor with a large shop front, this presumably slightly changed, large arched gate entrance with a keystone and head depiction as well as an elaborately designed wrought-iron gate, original front door - also richly decorated with carvings, glass inserts, strong fighter with cube frieze, different window arrangements and window formats - rectangular windows , Arched and arched windows, all windows with typical muntin division, above the windows horizontal window canopies or triangular gable and segmented arch canopies, single-axis bay window over two floors on two console stones, rich plaster and stucco decoration of the facade, windowsill and belt cornice, on the cornice console frieze and designation: “1897”, roof bay end with truncated pyramid - simplified, also the dormers simplified. Leaded glass window in the stairwell with stained glass. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Bahnhofstrasse 12 (map) |
1889 | Architecturally sophisticated building in very good original condition of great importance in terms of architectural history, architecture and urban development.
Four-storey, seven axes, ground floor and first floor with sandstone cladding, arched windows on the ground floor, house entrance arranged in the middle - also arched with an original house door, a small console frieze on the spar, house door with glass inserts, large gate passage at the side with two-winged wooden gate and ornamental grating, large round-arched skylight, on the fighter also console frieze, above the door keystone with the head of a bearded man, in the middle of the house a single-axis bay window over two floors on large console stones, on the window parapet on the second floor inscribed 1898, more simple, profiled natural stone walls, windows up to the third floor all original Preserved, only on the 4th floor not prototypically renewed and on the ground floor in the right half of the house, console frieze on the cornice, six small dormers with gable roofs, centrally arranged roof bay window changed, in the stairwell lead glass windows with slug panes e rhalt, marked AS in the decorative grating of the front door. |
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| Residential and commercial building in closed development | Bahnhofstrasse 14 (map) |
1907 | striking Art Nouveau building in very good original condition of great architectural, historical and urban significance.
Broadly mounted four-storey plastered building with eight window axes, centrally arranged bay window with a rectangular floor plan over three floors from the first floor, on the third floor bay window with ornamental framework, shop front on the ground floor lavishly designed, partly with plastered ashlar, plastered stucco decorations with heads and foliage, round-arched shop windows , side gate passage with indicated skylight with stone structure and wrought-iron grille, the windows of the building all with grooved skylights, colored glass panes in the skylights, windows not prototypically renewed, only approximately according to the prototype, simple plaster and stucco decorations above the shop door marked 1994 for the Time of renovation, slightly changed in the roof area, the skylight windows of the gate passage and the shop entrance with leaded glass windows. |
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| Residential and commercial building in a corner and closed development | Bahnhofstrasse 16 (map) |
1907 | distinctive, architecturally sophisticated plastered building in very good original condition of architectural, architectural and urban value (belonging to: Lutherstrasse 2).
Distinctive corner building with polygonal corner formation, there shop, on the ground floor windows and doors with basket arches or round arches, the facade is enlivened by bay windows with a rectangular floor plan over three floors from the first floor, in the upper area the bay window ornamental framework, and loggias on one of the bay windows Columns or pillars and arches, all windows with lattice-split skylights and colored glass panes in the skylights, windows simplified, still a bay-like protrusion in the side street, this one also with ornamental framework, glare gable with restrained plastered stucco decoration, windows mainly rectangular windows of different formats and arrangements, partially combined as triplet windows with a common sill and arched windows, marked on the roof bay window 1907, dormers. |
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| Residential and commercial building in a corner location in a closed development | Bahnhofstrasse 17a (map) |
around 1910 | Striking plastered construction in terms of urban planning with sophisticated facade design of architectural, historical and urban value.
Four-storey building with a polygonal or semicircular corner, two bay windows over three storeys on a segment-shaped floor plan or polygonal floor plan with plastered stucco decorations, elaborate roof bay windows - four-axis also with plastered stucco decorations and volute-like closure, on the ground floor plastered cuboids, large shop windows with arched end, original front door with curved transom and sprouted skylight. |
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| Tenement house with restaurant in a corner in a closed development | Bahnhofstrasse 18 (map) |
1907 | Typical plastered building with representative facade in very good original condition of architectural, architectural and urban value.
Four-storey plastered building with polygonal corner formation, corner bay windows from the first floor on a rectangular floor plan extending into the attic, on the street facade facing Bahnhofstrasse further bay windows over three floors on a rectangular floor plan connected with loggias with iron railings, different window formats, predominantly rectangular windows, on the ground floor round arched windows, originally lattice-split skylights , these in the new windows with internal bars, restrained facade decoration with abstract plaster and stucco decorations, mansard hipped roof. |
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| Apartment building of a group of three houses in closed development (belonging to No. 21b and 21c) | Bahnhofstrasse 21 (map) |
1892 | with shop, clinker brick building in a design typical of the time of architectural and urban value.
Four-storey, five axes to the street side, side elevation, simple facade design on the ground floor, shop window front and facade simplified, original front door with ornamental grating, upper floor traditional sandstone window frames with triangular gable roofing as well as horizontal window roofing, roof simplified, mansard roof, subsequent balcony extensions in adapted construction. |
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| Apartment building in closed development, middle house of a group of three houses (belonging to No. 21 and 21c) | Bahnhofstrasse 21b (map) |
1894 | with shop, typical building in clinker mixed construction in very good original condition of architectural and urban value.
Ground floor sandstone cladding, upper floors red clinker brick, central projectile with a representative entrance, keystone decorated with the head of a bearded man, above a balcony with iron railing, also on the second floor a smaller balcony, windows with natural stone edging and horizontal window roofing, partly also triangular gable and segmented arch roofing, cranked cornice and window sill , Roof area simplified. |
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| Apartment building in closed development, part of a group of three houses (belonging to No. 21 and 21b) | Bahnhofstrasse 21c (map) |
1891 | with shop, traditional brick building, identical to number 21, of urban and architectural value.
same design as number 21, on the ground floor plaster blocks, but also slightly changed, upper floors orange-red clinker brick, window frames and window roofing sandstone, roof area simplified. |
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| Apartment building with parish office of the Luther Church | Bahnhofstrasse 22 (map) |
1864 | Three-storey plastered building typical of the time, part of the original development on Bahnhofstrasse.
with parish office of the Luther Church, three-storey, first floor subsequently built-in shop front with large rectangular shop windows with lattice-split skylights, probably around 1910, side house entrance with segmental arch, belt cornice and window sill cornice, both upper floors six axes segmented arched window openings, natural stone window surrounds of the windows, on the first floor with horizontal and roofing windows Triangular gables, cantilevered sills on volute-like console stones, simple plaster structure, gable roof. |
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| Tenement house | Bahnhofstrasse 23 (map) |
1863 | simple apartment building of urban value.
House not renovated in accordance with monument regulations, windows, doors, floor coverings, plaster roof area. |
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| Double tenement house in closed development | Bahnhofstrasse 28; 28a (card) |
1894 | Originally preserved plastered building of architectural and urban value.
Three-storey, broad-based building consisting of two houses, both buildings designed identically, both with side entrances and originally preserved house doors with ornamental grating, bosses on the ground floor, bay-like protrusions and bay windows from the first floor above a rectangular or polygonal floor plan, plaster and stucco decoration typical of the time, Profiled window frames with horizontal roofing, arched windows, crown missing, house numbers in the skylight windows above the doors, original lettering preserved, roof area changed, two-axis roof bay window with twin windows. |
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| Apartment building in closed development and memorial stone for Hermann Max Pechstein (honorary citizen of the city of Zwickau) | Bahnhofstrasse 36 (map) |
1857 | with shop, historically significant building, birthplace of painter and graphic artist Max Pechstein .
Birthplace of the Zwickau artist Max Pechstein. It was designed in 1857 by the master builder C. Schubert from Zwickau and built under his direction. There are two shops and a passage on the ground floor. A memorial plaque is attached to the left of the passage. |
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| Apartment building in closed development, former home of the brass caster Wilhelm Kiele | Bahnhofstrasse 47 (map) |
Erected in 1867 | Architecturally sophisticated residential building of architectural and personal historical importance.
Oak gate with carved owl. |
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| Today a pension with a restaurant, originally a hotel with a restaurant | Bahnhofstrasse 51 (map) |
Erected in 1867 | Original plastered building with filigree plaster and stucco decoration of architectural, architectural and urban value.
5 × 8 axes, three-storey, plastered façade, rounded corners, windows combined vertically into groups with plastered stucco borders and filigree plastered stucco decorations, floral ornaments, above the house entrance a depiction of an owl as a symbol of the restaurant name, roof area changed. |
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| Fixed equipment of the hotel restaurant and the hotel entrance area | Bahnhofstrasse 58 (map) |
1928 (furnishing of the vestibule) | Originally preserved furnishings from the renovation period in 1928 of artistic and historical value.
The hotel was built in 1868 as a pub and residential building and was part of the early development of the station suburb. In 1911 Paul Huhndorf bought the inn. Since then, the building, which has been converted into a hotel, has been owned by the family. In 1912 a first modernization took place, in 1928 the current interior was installed and the building was extended. In 1966, the facade was smoothed and the attic was expanded. This means that the building itself is no longer of monumental value. However, the equipment remained unchanged. In 1992 the house was completely renovated while maintaining the furnishings from 1928 in the vestibule and the guest rooms on the ground floor. Foyer: ocher-colored marble cladding of the walls, chimney-like heating cladding, marble floors, swing doors and front door with glass inserts and some with glass etchings (inscriptions), forged handrail. Equipment guest room: wood paneling of the walls, possibly from Möbel Bauer, wall clock presumably clock cock, swing doors with glass inserts and etched inscriptions, lead glass windows between reception and guest room, parquet floors, stucco ceilings. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Bahnhofstrasse 60 (map) |
1888 | with shop, broad clinker building of architectural and urban value.
Four-storey, eight axes, ground floor shop - remains of it original, at the side of the gate entrance with a round arch, wrought iron grating, belt cornice - natural stone, sandstone and other sandstone structures, otherwise red clinker brick, simple rectangular windows with keystones, these keystones decorated with lion heads or female heads, partially Horizontal window roofs on volute-like console stones, as well as cantilevered sills, otherwise simple facade design. |
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| Former official residence I of the royal Saxon state railway, later Reichsbahnamt, then administration building | Bahnhofstrasse 69 (map) |
1890 | Distinctive plastered building, dominant in urban planning, near the train station, of importance in terms of urban history, traffic history and urban development.
Broad plastered building, three-story central wing with eleven axes, two four-story side wings with five axes each, flat sloping hipped or saddle roofs, arched windows on the ground floor, otherwise regularly arranged rectangular windows, on the 1st floor with horizontal window canopies or triangular gable roofing, house entrance in the middle, cornice between the ground floor and the first floor and between the third and fourth floors on the side wings, facade simplified. |
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| Residential house in open development | Brunnenstrasse 1 (map) |
1876 | one of the few original testimonies of this construction period, of great architectural and artistic importance.
Two-storey plastered building with central projection, six axes, central projection with two axes, two-axis roof bay window with triangular gable with a small medallion, roof bay flanked by two dormers with a gable roof, ground floor of the house with plaster grooves, cranked cornice, upper floor pilaster strips with plastered roof grooves, horizontal or stucco triangular plaster roofs -Ornamental work, gable roof. |
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| Church with furnishings and surrounding green area with paved driveway to the church as well as a memorial for the dead of two world wars | Brunnenstrasse 24 (map) |
1902-1906 | The most striking building in the suburb of Zwickau, one of the most important buildings from the Art Nouveau period in the Zwickau area.
44 m long and 30 m wide, monumental brick building with external sandstone cladding and a large number of decorative animals and plants in Art Nouveau style. The 65 m high tower halfway up with a circumferential gallery and a 6 m high, gilded cross, is decorated with larger than life figures of the four evangelists. Remarkable main portal with larger than life sandstone figures of the apostle Paulus and the reformer Martin Luther (modeled by the sculptor Offermann and made by Zehme & Pietsch), as well as a sandstone relief with M. Luther preaching from the Zwickau town hall in 1522 (executed by Gustav Walther based on the model of the artist Wedemeyer). The valuable altarpiece (1905) by the painter Fritz von Uhde shows Jesus entering a basement room and courting those who are there to step out into the light of the sun and freedom. The Dresden companies Hofmann, Gebr. Liebert and Urban supplied the glass paintings. The interior of the nave is 22 m long, 14 m wide and 18 m high. Around 850 people can be seated here. On the north side there is a 3.5 m wide aisle with a gallery (150 seats), on the south side a 2.5 m wide without a gallery. The barrel vault made of reinforced concrete was made by Loswau & Knauer from Berlin. Mainly Dresden artists designed the decoration of the church. The two murals “The Four Evangelists” are by the painter Rößler, the plaster angels next to the altar by August Schreitmüller and the bronze reliefs cast in the art workshop Milde & Co by the sculptor Hartmann-Maclean. Also worth mentioning are the remaining sculptures on the facade by Johann Brodt, the altar in the sacristy by Gebr. Kästner and Wesche & Ramcke, the altarpiece by Otto Weg and the organ by the Jehmlich brothers, all from Zwickau. The three bells ring - mechanically operated - in the sound gis-hd, weigh 4.0, 2.25 and 1.5 tons and were manufactured in the Bochum cast steelworks . Sandstone facade. Memorial for the dead of two world wars: simple stone plinth with the inscription: "The dead of two world wars admonish", as a kind of brazier to top it off. |
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| Residential house in a corner location in a semi-open development | Brunnenstrasse 25 (map) |
1859 | neo-Gothic plastered building in excellent original condition of great importance in terms of architectural history.
Two-storey, five axes, central projecting with a set-back house entrance, two-winged front door with neo-Gothic ornaments, including two-nooks, niches, overlap cornices above windows and front door, segmented arched or rectangular windows, cranked windowsill cornice between the ground floor and first floor, plaster grooves on the ground floor, plastering under the windows on the ground floor Stucco decorations in neo-Gothic design, decorated cornice, three-axis wing construction in Helene-Heimann-Strasse, richly decorated gable, gable roof, two-axis roof bay window with gable roof. |
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| Apartment building in a corner in a semi-open development | Brunnenstrasse 33 (map) |
1899 | with shop, four-storey brick building with striking urban design in good original condition.
Four-storey, polygonal corner with corner projections and shutters, orange-yellow clinker brick, ashlar - facade decoration, among other things, profiled walls and horizontal window roofing and roofing with segmented arches, the structure at the corner also reduces the eaves area, vacant 2004 |
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| Apartment building in closed development (see also Carolastraße 4 and 6) | Carolastraße 2 (map) |
1888 | Typical building in clinker mixed construction of architectural and urban value.
Three-storey, five axes, extended attic, ground floor plaster partially with plaster ashlar, profiled cornice, upper storeys red clinker decorated with orange-red clinker and blue glazed brick surfaces on the window parapets, same design mansard floor, windows and doors changed. |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development | Carolastraße 2a (map) |
1886 | with shop, clinker brick building typical of the time with slightly modified ground floor of urban and architectural value.
Three-storey, four-storey corner, polygonal corner formation, shop in the corner, corner projections, base plaster ashlar, ground floor new clinker, upper floors orange-red and yellowish clinker with sandstone surrounds, sandstone window frames and roofs as well as decorative elements, dormers changed. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Carolastraße 4 (map) |
1888 | (see also Carolastraße 2 and 6) Typical building in clinker mixed construction of architectural and urban value.
Three-storey, five axes, developed attic, first floor plaster partially with plaster ashlar, profiled cornice, upper storeys red clinker decorated with orange-red clinker and blue glazed brick surfaces on the window sills, the mansard floor is also designed, windows and doors disfigured, on the ground floor the plaster structure changed . |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Carolastraße 6 (map) |
1888 | Part of a group of three houses (see also Carolastraße 2 and 4), high-quality residential building in clinker composite construction.
Four-storey, five axes, rectangular windows on the first floor, segmented arched windows upstairs, first floor plaster with grooves and ashlar, house entrance set back, original two-winged front door with skylight, upper floor red clinker brick and yellow clinker brick ornaments, windows not original, otherwise good original condition, historical building value. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Carolastraße 10 (map) |
1888 | Architecturally sophisticated rendered building in very good original condition of urban and architectural value.
Three-storey with an extended attic, plastered facade, on the ground floor with plastered ashlar, profiled cornice, upper floors with lavishly profiled window frames and window canopies with horizontal beams or segmented arched roofing, the window parapets partially decorated with balusters, original double-winged front door with rectangular glass inserts and diamond blocks on the ground floor Upper floor segmented arched windows, mansard floor with arched windows, there dainty plastered fields with plastered stucco framing. |
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| Apartment building in half-open development, part of a double apartment building (belonging to Stiftstrasse 15) | Carolastraße 11 (map) |
1912 | Typical of the time, filigree decorated plastered building in very good original condition, of architectural and urban value.
Three-storey plastered building built on an approximately square floor plan, slightly protruding bay window in the middle over two floors - single-axis, bay window decorated with plaster and stucco decorations typical of the time with abstract plant ornaments, windows based on the original with spruced skylights but no original profile, single-axis roof bay window with volute-like closure with filigree plaster and stucco decoration. |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development | Carolastraße 12 (map) |
1890 | striking, architecturally sophisticated residential building in clinker composite construction of great importance in terms of urban development and architectural history.
Singular design, four-storey, on the ground floor: embossed artificial stones, arched window openings as well as centrally arranged gate entrance - also terminating with arched arches, keystones set with heads (female and male bearded heads), very good reproduction of the original windows and the gate, upper floor: yellow clinker brick, the window frames and facade decoration with artificial stone or natural stone slabs with colored marbling, triangular gable roofing on the first floor, second floor window surrounds with earing crowned by masks, also extended mansard floor, marked with the initial "CR" on the central projection, on the first floor a small balcony on a segment-arched floor plan, house doors and Apartment doors with original glass etchings, as well as the original vestibule door on the ground floor, double-leaf with high skylight and glass inserts, some with glass etchings. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Carolastraße 14 (map) |
1894 | traditional building in clinker mixed construction in very good original condition of urban and architectural value.
Four-storey, five axes, base polygonal porphyry tuff, ground floor plastering, entrance set back with steps, upper floor red clinker stone, window frames and roofs on the first floor, brackets for the window boxes made of wrought iron, traditional design, traditional plaster and stucco decoration, small hanging plates on the cornice . |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Carolastraße 20 (map) |
1896 | Elaborately structured plastered building in very good original condition of architectural, historical and urban value.
Historicism facade in a sophisticated design, five axes, four-storey, plastered grooves on the ground floor, entrance slightly set back with the original two-winged front door with glass inserts and decorative grating, upper floors decorated with plaster strips and profiled cornices and meander frieze, cornice with console frieze, window canopies, arranged in the middle with a triangular gable roof On the first and second floors balconies with stone parapets on large console stones, the window parapets on the first floor also have balusters, dormers changed. |
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| Apartment building in half-open development, part of a double apartment building (with No. 23) | Carolastraße 21 (map) |
1906 | with extensive construction equipment, plastered construction typical of the time of architectural and urban value.
Plastered brick masonry, cantilevered bay windows at the corner and the facade over a segment-arched floor plan, windows in different formats, some narrow windows or rectangular windows arranged to the side, house entrance slightly set back, very high, with raised skylight, inside the original apartment entrance door, no photo due to renovation , apartment entrance, vestibule and room doors from the construction period, 1 original tiled stove, beautiful wrought-iron banister and remains of the original staircase socket. |
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| Apartment building in half-open development, part of a double apartment building (with No. 21) | Carolastraße 23 (map) |
1907 | Plastered building typical of the time with original interior fittings of architectural and urban value.
Three-storey plastered building, house entrance on the side, simple and slightly modified facade, high-quality interior fittings received on the inside: apartment doors, room doors, some tiled stoves. The apartments are large with spacious hallways. The rooms on the street side each form an enfilade. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Carolastraße 24 (map) |
1898 | with shop, architecturally sophisticated plastered building in very good original condition of architectural, architectural and urban value.
Broad plastered building, seven axes, four-storey, ground floor plastered cuboid, laterally arranged gate passage, round arched, two-winged with skylight with original door, business floor with shop and shop door as well as large windows (presumably former workshop with shop), upper floors smooth plaster, window frames with earring with neo-baroque form elements including curved window roofs, triangular gable roofs and roofing through horizontal beams, centrally arranged balconies on the first and second floors, on the first floor on volute-like console stones with acanthus leaves and heads, the railing designed as an openwork stone balustrade, on the second floor also a balcony with large volute-like console stones Curved railings, further plastered stucco decorations, gate passage with terrazzo floor and the inscription "Salve" plus groin vaults with belt arches, upstream pilasters in the gate passage, courtyard door as well all original and intermediate door, these with glass etchings, original tiles in the staircase from the time of construction, two-flight spiral staircase at least on the ground floor, straight two-flight staircase upstairs, wrought-iron banister with wooden handrail, apartment doors presumably a replica of the original apartment doors with partial use of the original glass inserts, these partly with glass etchings, in the gate passage above the gate an inscription: “My house, my castle” and a coat of arms with the initials “CR” for the builder. |
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| Double apartment building in open development | Carolastrasse 30; 32 (card) |
1910 | architecturally sophisticated plastered building in good original condition with striking balconies and bay windows, of architectural significance.
Three-storey, broadly positioned, two identical buildings, each with a central bay window with different window openings, some with triple windows or, on the ground floor, arched windows, all with lattice-split skylights, the windows are modeled on the original, the bay window to the side is original balconies with iron railings, large balcony doors with curved struts , also grooved skylights, hipped mansard roof, dormers, over the balconies also in the roof area balconies with iron railings, roof area slightly changed during renovation in the 1990s. |
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| Savings bank building | Crimmitschauer Strasse 1 (map) |
1936-1937 | Representative building clad with travertine in an architectural design that is unique for Zwickau and of great importance in terms of building history and urban development.
Three-storey, functionally designed functional building with a rectangular floor plan, regularly arranged slim rectangular windows, on the ground floor on the entrance side and on the 1st floor on the gable side particularly high rectangular windows - on the upper floor with narrow balconies in front, important design elements of the facade are the exciting wall-opening ratio , furthermore the row of the different sized rectangular windows and the sandstone cladding of the facade, today the glass entrance porch, the original representative entrance area with larger-than-life-size sculptures - depictions of a farmer with ears or sickle in their hands preserved (clear influences of the art of the Third Reich noticeable ), at the side there is a new single-storey extension with a rounded corner, also with sandstone cladding, decorated with the city coat of arms, which serves as a connector to a new building, the new building and the new connector building are not under monument protection. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Crimmitschauer Strasse 3 (map) |
1886 | traditional residential building in clinker mixed construction of urban and architectural value.
Three-storey, four axes, ground floor and base plaster, slightly simplified on the ground floor, upper floors of orange-red clinker brick, traditional window frames and roofs, original front door, roof structures slightly changed. |
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| Apartment building in half-open development | Crimmitschauer Strasse 7 (map) |
1907-1908 | Former residential and office building of the Zwickau master builder Karl Frey, elaborately designed plastered building, of architectural, personal and urban value.
Former home and construction site of the important Zwickau master builder Karl Frey. The cultural monument is a three-story residential and commercial building with a mezzanine floor, a loft, an extension and a fence. In the middle of the facade there is a three-axis bay window on a rectangular floor plan over two floors, ending with a balcony. The street facade shows the plaster decorations characteristic of the construction period. Noteworthy are the windows from the period of construction with grooved skylight windows, which are an important design element of the facade. In addition to rungs that cross each other, rungs arranged in rays can also be found. In some cases there are original stained glass panes in the skylight windows. The original front door as well as the office door remained original. The office entrance is in a two-storey extension on the side. The windows on the first floor of this extension also have stained glass panes. The house was designed in 1907 by the Zwickau master builder Karl Frey and built under his direction. Karl Frey, son and successor of the important Zwickau master builder Hugo Frey, created his own office, office and residential building with the building. The remarkable facade design and the high quality of the staircase as well as the interior design are to be regarded as a reference for the construction business. Overall, the house is to be regarded as a special representative, both inside and out, for its construction period. |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development | Crimmitschauer Strasse 13 (map) |
1895 | with shop, clinker brick building typical of the time in very good original condition, of urban and architectural value.
Wide, three-storey red brick building with original decorative elements, partially decorated with colored bricks, cornice made of plastered bricks, front door changed, gate entrance not preserved in its original form, roof area somewhat reduced, base polygonal masonry, e.g. Currently empty. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Crimmitschauer Strasse 15 (map) |
1901 | representative plastered building in very good original condition of architectural value.
Axially aligned, three-storey plastered building with four-axis roof bay window with volutes, flanked by two dormers, house entrance arranged in the center: with side sandstone cladding, original front door, triangular gable roofing, simple, profiled window frames (sandstone) - on the 2nd floor with keel arches. |
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| Objective: residential complex with a green area in front of it (all material elements) | Crimmitschauer Strasse 17; 19; 21; 23; 25; 27; 29; 31 (card) |
1953-1954 | Multi-family houses with gate passage, arcades and bay windows in a design typical of the time in very good original condition, of architectural value.
Green area: simple meadow area, important for the appearance of the residential complex, an important element of social housing is the embedding of the residential buildings in spacious green spaces, original planting not preserved, residential complex: three-storey or one-storey plastered buildings on an angular floor plan with saddle roofs, bay windows and balconies, with two-tone Plaster, sgraffiti flower ornaments on the window parapets of the bay window, rectangular windows in simple rows, reclining windows in the roof. |
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| Apartment building in a corner in a semi-open development | Emilienstraße 10 (map) |
1894 | originally with a shop and bakery, a striking clinker brick building of architectural value.
Three-storey, four-storey red brick building on the corner with an angular floor plan with polygonal corner formation, corner projections with pyramid helmets, originally a shop on the corner, today converted into an apartment, ground floor segment arched window, first upper floor rectangular window, second upper floor segmented arched window, profiled cornice, the window canopies and window frames in Elaborate design, on the corner projections including gaff head and triangular gable roofing, otherwise windows framed with profiled clinker bricks, in arched fields above the windows of the 1st floor shell and gaff heads, saddle roof with simple dormers. |
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| Apartment building in half-open development, former administration building | Emilienstraße 24 (map) |
1903 | Residential and administrative building of the former Richard Stiehler iron foundry, later Zwickau iron and steel foundry Kurt Kunstmann , striking clinker brick building of architectural and local historical importance.
Three-storey, representative clinker brick building with risalit (four-storey - frontispiece with triple window), bay window: at the corner from the first floor above a rectangular floor plan, polygonal continuation in the roof area, there with ornamental framework, missing crowning, window openings: ground floor segmented arched window openings, otherwise rectangular windows, some as bound windows summarized with profiled window walls, horizontal window canopies on the first floor or on the risalits, on the second floor keel arched window openings, windows with lattice-split skylights, front door: renewed, base: embossed natural stone cuboids, top floor: mansard hipped roof with dormers, the client and former owner was the iron foundry Richard Stiehler who later moved to the Zwickau iron and steel foundry Kurt Kunstmann , which gives the building a historical significance, renovation in 2000. |
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| villa | Gutwasserstraße 6 (map) |
1882 | Gründerzeit plastered construction in good original condition, of architectural significance.
Above an angular floor plan with side elevation, plaster blocks in the base area, cranked, profiled cornice, cornice partially provided with hanging plates, profiled window frames, horizontal window canopies or triangular gable and segmented arch roofings, also there cube friezes, single cantilevered cantilevered cantilevered over large cantilevered planes on the corner projections with fluted pilasters, windows not prototypically renewed, house entrance on the courtyard side with a single flight of stairs and wrought iron railing, original front door - two-winged with glass insert, transom with egg bar frieze, arched skylight, above the house entrance on the first floor winter garden with triple window with fixed transom and wooden posts, lead glass , inside: staircase tiles from the time it was built, two belt arches above the base of the staircase, wooden cladding in the lower part of the staircase, single spiral staircase. |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development | Gutwasserstraße 10 (map) |
1875 | Very well-preserved historicism building of architectural, urban and historical importance.
Broadly mounted building on a rectangular floor plan with corner projections and side projections, 5 × 5 axes, two-storey, base changed, window frames with pilasters, segmental arch roofing on the ground floor and horizontal window roofing on the upper floor, sills on volute-like corbels, side projections with triangular gable roofing, also in floral gable roofing floral plaster stucco decorations, corner blocks, profiled cornice, partly with cube frieze, mansard hipped roof, in the roof area dormer windows and disfiguring dormer windows, windows not corresponding to the original. |
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| Apartment building in half-open development in a corner, with rear building and fencing | Gutwasserstraße 11 (map) |
1882 | architecturally remarkable as well as urban development distinctive Wilhelminian style building in very good original condition.
Broad plastered building with segmented arched window openings on the ground floor, otherwise rectangular windows, corner projections with sandstone-clad bay windows over a polygonal floor plan, continued in the attic as a balcony with stone parapets, lavishly designed facade, various friezes, cornice with cube frieze, side elevation with large gate passage through the original multi-leaf wooden gate Flanking fluted pilasters made of sandstone highlighted, sandstone window roofing, partially horizontal window roofing or segmental arch roofing, base porphyry tufa and embossed sandstone blocks, ground floor plastered blocks, this set with diamond blocks, flat sloping hip roof, dormers changed with the exception of the elaborate dormer windows on the inside with sandstone coverings original furnishings such as apartment doors and stucco, enclosure: similarly designed as the base, also clad in the lower area with porphyry panels, above bos ized sandstone blocks, wrought iron fence. |
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| Apartment building in half-open development | Gutwasserstraße 13 (map) |
1878 | Wilhelminian style building in very good original condition, originally free-standing, of architectural, historical and urban significance.
Neoclassical plastered building, originally free-standing, presumably four-axis building over three storeys, subsequently expanded by four axes and joined with the neighboring house, ground floor with strip-shaped, alternately raised plastering surfaces and plaster grooves, cranked cornice, pilaster structure, central risalit - also with pilasters between the window axes in the first and second floor, partially segmented arched window openings, window walls on the first floor profiled with horizontal roofing, windows renewed, roof area slightly changed, new balcony extensions on the courtyard side, very well renovated, only the windows are not prototypical. |
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| Garden house with park and fence and stone bench in the garden, originally part of Villa Scheringerstraße 1, now a kindergarten | Gutwasserstraße 21 (map) |
around 1912 | Ancillary building with design elements characteristic of the architects' office Lossow & Kühne as well as a spacious garden with original fencing and stone bench in very good original condition.
Today used as a kindergarten, wrought iron fence, fence posts also iron bars with a small crown, garden shed: single-storey plastered building with arched window openings, front terrace, large patio door with iron grating, modernized, plastering renewed, original front door with typical grille representations, in the hallway with leaded glass windows with star signs Bay window with slate, hipped mansard roof with beaver tail cover, small fountain on the house with a life-size female figure, bronze partially gilded, fountain basin Theumaer slate also with bronze cover. |
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| Apartment building in half-open development, part of a group of three houses (belonging to No. 11 and 13) | Helene-Heymann-Strasse 9 (map) |
1893 | typical clinker brick building of urban value.
Deletion: very simple, with no major architectural or urban significance, refurbished in accordance with historical monuments, with windows modeled on the original, three-storey, five-axis, horizontal window roofs on the first floor. |
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| Apartment building in closed development, part of a group of three houses (belonging to No. 9 and 13) | Helene-Heymann-Strasse 11 (map) |
1892 | typical clinker brick building of urban value.
Deletion: very simple, with no major architectural or urban significance, refurbished in accordance with historical monuments, with windows modeled on the original, three-storey, five-axis, horizontal window roofs on the first floor. |
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| Apartment building in semi-open development, part of a group of three houses (belonging to No. 9 and 11) | Helene-Heymann-Strasse 13 (map) |
1891 | clinker brick construction typical of the time, very simple, of urban value.
Very simple, facade surface treated incorrectly, windows not prototypical, simple design, without design features |
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| Former post office building, with fence, outbuilding and green area | Humboldtstrasse 1 (map) |
re. 1882 | Former post and telegraph office; representative, architecturally remarkable clinker brick building of architectural, historical and urban significance.
The cultural monument is the former Imperial Post and Telegraph Office , originally a two-storey building built in the neo-renaissance style in 1883/1884 according to plans by Imperial Post Building Councilor Gorth from Dresden. In 1905/1907 a second floor was added to align with the existing building. It is a yellow brick shell with numerous three-dimensional decorative elements and structure in sandstone. The center and corner projections of the facade are emphasized by the neo-renaissance gables and are richly decorated with obelisks, volutes, garlands and shells. The representative main entrance with a curved flight of steps is located in the central projection. The arched portal is arranged in a strict, antique-like frame. The two richly decorated door leaves with the wrought iron ornamental grilles have been preserved, as well as the decorated warrior, but the former skylight glazing with ornamental grilles and clock are missing, as is the glazing of the upper door leaves and the candelabra on the pedestals by the staircase. The original, approximately 40 cm high, art-forged decorative fence along the building on Humboldtstrasse is also no longer there. (All of this was uncovered or restored as part of the renovation measures carried out.) The courtyard side of the building is structured in the same way, but here the decorative shapes are used much more sparingly than on the street front in order to be able to use the top floor for office and work rooms it was expanded in the 1970s, giving it a different look than the top floor of the street front. The actually representative areas inside the building form the foyer from the period of construction with the adjoining hallways and stairwells, the appearance of which, however, was changed very disadvantageously due to changed usage requirements in the 1950s. Color versions from the construction period could still be verified in the course of diagnostic investigations. (With the exception of the two cast-iron columns, the color version from the time of construction could unfortunately not be exposed or reconstructed. It was preserved for later exposure.). The stairwells with the iron outside stairs, the cast columns and the elaborately designed banisters remained almost unchanged and, due to their size and design, convey an impressive sense of space. With the expansion of the post office in 1906/1907, the rear buildings should have been completely built. In their mass structure, they are oriented towards the adjoining Schwanenteichpark and give the impression of a castle-like complex. They form an ensemble with the main building and include a farm yard. The entrances to the complex are to the left and right of the main building and are closed off by gates made of sandstone elements. In terms of urban planning, it is remarkable that the building belongs to the ensemble of the former Albertplatz (today the Platz der Deutschen Einheit) with the district and regional court and the former Gerhart-Hauptmann-Gymnasium. |
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| Former bank building with a fence on the park side, later a post office | Humboldtstrasse 3 (map) |
1902-1903 | Architecturally remarkable building with sandstone cladding, of urban, local history and architectural value.
The cultural monument is a three-story former bank and residential building. It was designed in 1901 by the master builder Curt Zaeuner from Zwickau, built under his direction the following year and handed over to its intended use on March 28, 1903. The Reichsbank branch in Zwickau was on the ground floor as a branch of the Reichsbank Chemnitz with its business premises. On the 1st and 2nd floor there was a noble apartment. In 1924 the building office of the Reichsbank Zwickau built a single-storey, two-axis extension with a roof terrace on the south side of the building. After the Second World War until 2000, the building was used by the Deutsche Post. The facades have a high-quality sandstone cladding in a design typical of the period. The extension blends in harmoniously with the basic body so that it does not appear as a later ingredient. The windows and doors are almost completely preserved in the original, only the main entrance and side entrance door have been renewed. Inside, the architecture and furnishings from the construction period, in particular the floor plans, stairwell, apartment entrance and room doors, including the original fittings, stucco ceilings and parquet floors, have been preserved almost completely. The original lead glass windows in the stairwell are particularly noteworthy. The remains of the wrought iron enclosure in typical Art Nouveau forms, the lantern above the entrance and the cellar window grilles are also of high monument value. Overall, the careful craftsmanship of the materials used testifies to the high quality standards of the client at the time. The building with its associated open spaces and the historic property enclosure is also located within the extensive cultural monument Schwanenteichpark . |
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| Apartment building in open development | Konradstrasse 1a (map) |
1899 | typical clinker brick building of urban value.
Similar design to the building opposite, three-storey, six axes, simple facade design, light red clinker, base of dark red clinker, binder layers of yellow clinker, stepped cornice made of yellow and red clinker, over the windows arches of yellow clinker, in the arched fields stucco decorations or prefabricated decorations Decorations, cornice with cube frieze or zigzag frieze, two-axis roof bay window, simple facade design, possibly blocked entrance on the ground floor |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Konradstrasse 2 (map) |
1899 | Three-story clinker brick building of urban and architectural value.
Three-storey, six axes, two-axis central projection, orange-red clinker brick with yellow clinker brick ornaments, windows reproduced according to the original, three-axis roof bay window with crowning, saddle roof. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Konradstrasse 4 (map) |
1888 | Part of an identically designed street of urban and architectural value.
Similar design to the neighboring house with the original front door. |
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| Residential house in open development | Konradstrasse 5 (map) |
1888 | simple clinker brick building of architectural value.
Villa-like building with an approximately square floor plan, 4 × 4 axes, simple facade structure, base polygonal masonry made of granite, facade made of dark red clinker brick, simple rectangular windows partly with keystones with diamond ashlar, natural stone cornice, cornice with cube frieze made of clinker, very beautiful original front door: richly decorated with, two-winged Glass inserts, egg bar frieze, small pilasters and other decorations, original porch door, still original windows from the time it was built, very high hipped mansard roof, dormers partly with pyramid helmets. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Konradstrasse 6 (map) |
1887 | Part of a street that was built at the same time, clinker brick construction, of urban and architectural value.
Same design as the neighboring houses, completely the same roof design as number 4, original front door. |
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| Apartment building in half-open development, part of a double apartment building (see also Lutherstraße 20) | Konradstrasse 7 (map) |
1928 | Typical residential building from the 1920s in very good original condition, of architectural value.
Three-storey plastered building, 4 × 3 axes, three-storey bay window on the gable side - reaching into the attic, different color design of the facade, restored according to findings, ground floor porphyry-colored, upper floor light yellow with porphyry-colored ribbons, keystone (torch-like) over the windows on the ground floor, plus simple expressionistic Plaster and stucco decorations, hipped mansard roof, beaver tail double covering. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Konradstrasse 8 (map) |
1902 | architecturally demanding clinker brick building in very good original condition of architectural value.
Three-storey, six axes, arched segment windows on all floors, dark red and light red clinker bricks with green glazed brick elements and yellow clinker bricks as window frames, also clinker profile bricks on the windows, parts of the facade set back or highlighted, arched door, interesting stepped gable, two-axis, gable roof, dormers. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Konradstrasse 10 (map) |
1902 | Part of a street that was built at the same time and has an urban and architectural value.
Three-storey, six axes, light red clinker, yellow clinker as a design element e.g. B. window surrounds, cornice and binder course, segmented arched windows, door set back, also with segmented arched opening, two-axis roof bay window with crooked hip roof and arched windows, each flanked by two dormers. |
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| Former Masonic lodge, today an open-plan apartment building | Lutherstrasse 1 (map) |
1908 | Architecturally remarkable plastered building in an extraordinary design in excellent original condition of architectural and architectural significance as well as historical significance.
Two-storey plastered building on a rectangular floor plan, facade structured by pilasters, cornice above the second floor, roof bay windows over the entire area of the house, building appears three-storey, facade decorated with blue glazed ceramic inlays in different shapes and patterns, windows based on the original, partially restored, with sprouts Skylights, window bay windows in the middle of the first floor, on the ground floor originally preserved guides for the shutters, in the middle of the house a large iron flagpole, hipped roof, dormers, side bay windows also with hipped roof. |
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| Apartment building in half-open development, part of a double apartment building (belonging to Bahnhofstrasse 16), with lateral fencing | Lutherstrasse 2 (map) |
1907 | high-quality plastered building with half-timbered decorative elements in good original condition of architectural and urban value.
Three-storey plastered building with plaster ashlar on the ground floor and partly also on the first floor, from the first floor a bay corner on a polygonal base with ornamental framework, windows with lattice-split skylights based on the original, house entrance set back, on the ground floor shops, roof houses and dormers with window cores, enclosure: remnants of the Enclosure, gate and gate as well as a wall. |
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| Apartment house in a corner | Lutherstrasse 3 (map) |
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| Apartment building in half-open development, part of a double apartment building (belonging to no. 6), with remains of the side fence, rear building demolished in 1997 | Lutherstrasse 4 (map) |
1907 | Typical plastered building in good original condition of urban and architectural value.
Three-storey plastered building, five axes, ground floor and parts of the first floor with plaster ashlar, otherwise smooth plaster, simple window canopies, overlap cornices, windows with lattice-split skylights based on the original, similar design to the neighboring buildings, polygonal two-axis roof bay, no ornamental framework, dormers, hipped mansard roof. |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development, part of a double apartment building (belonging to No. 4) | Lutherstrasse 6 (map) |
1907 | Striking plastered construction of architectural value.
Similar design to the neighboring house, only the facade is more elaborately designed with risalit-like projections, bay windows, polygonal corner formation, plaster blocks as in the neighboring houses on the ground floor and parts of the first floor, bay windows three-story, from the first floor on a rectangular floor plan, rectangular windows, split bars, modeled on the original , Original front door, distinctive volute-like roof bay window, two-axis with contemporary plaster and stucco decorations in the gable field, second roof bay window in the side street in a similar design, dormers. |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development | Lutherstrasse 8 (map) |
1899 | Broadly laid out, striking clinker brick building of architectural, urban and historical importance.
Three-storey, wide storage, polygonal corner formation, base in porphyry color, facade yellow clinker, belt cornice porphyry, window frames profiled, all in artificial stone porphyry, elaborate volute-like window canopies, arched field with plaster and stucco decorations, under the window parapets of the first floor putti with masks , polygonal design, ending with a truncated pyramid, presumably simplified, originally possibly a shop door on the ground floor, no longer preserved today. |
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| Apartment building, part of a double dwelling (belonging to No. 8) | Lutherstrasse 10 (map) |
1900 | Architecturally demanding clinker brick building in very good original condition of architectural, urban and historical importance.
Same design as the corner house, also in very good original condition, hipped mansard roof. |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a semi-open development, part of a double apartment building (see also Werlänge Straße 22) | Lutherstrasse 11 (map) |
1912 | with shop, architecturally remarkable plastered building by the architect Gustav Hacault, with excellent interior fittings in very good original condition of architectural, historical and urban importance.
Broad, three-storey plastered building, on the ground floor with plastered ashlars, upper floor smooth plaster with restrained plaster and stucco decorations, windows all with raised skylights in different formats, muntins of the skylight windows partially form rhombuses, on the ground floor basket arch and round arch window openings, entrances lavishly highlighted, bay windows above rectangular or segment-arch-shaped floor plans on strong console stones, roof bay partly with balconies and French balconies, gable with plastered stucco decorations including a running dog, mansard hipped roof, inside lavishly designed plastered stucco ceilings reminiscent of Cubism in very different designs, original room doors , Staircase preserved unchanged from the construction period, vacant, in a very poor state of preservation. |
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| Apartment building in semi-open development, part of a double apartment building (belonging to No. 15) | Lutherstrasse 13 (map) |
1898 | Wilhelminian style plastered building with elaborate facade decoration in outstanding original condition of architectural, historical and urban importance.
Richly structured facade, base smooth plaster with bosses ashlar at the corners, original decorative grating on the cellar windows, ground floor plaster grooves and meander frieze between the windows, twin windows and rectangular windows with profiled window walls, segmented arched roofs as well as horizontal window roofs, in the arched fields of the windowed roofings, decorated with reliefs and fruit baskets between the windows of the first and second floors with depiction of putti and medallions, pilasters, partly fluted with elaborate decor, the gable side also richly decorated in a similar design to the street facade, the window parapets on the first floor decorated with balusters, above the windows on the second floor. Upper floor, in addition to horizontal window roofs, also curved window roofs with busts, raised house corner, hipped mansard roof, inside originally preserved stucco ceilings. |
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| Apartment building in closed development, part of a double apartment building (belonging to No. 13) | Lutherstrasse 15 (map) |
1898 | Elaborately structured plastered building in very good original condition of architectural, architectural, historical and urban significance.
Five axes, three-storey, ground floor plastering and meander frieze between the windows, arched windows on the ground floor, entrance door opening also closed by arches, front door with high skylight, set back with a two-step staircase, first floor window walls presumably removed and only remnants left, protruding sills on sturdy console stones , Window canopies with triangular gables and segmental arches, shell motifs in the arched fields, second floor with horizontal window roofing, profiled cornice, biaxial roof bay decorated with pilasters, garlands and lions' heads, roof design changed, windows based on the original. |
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| Apartment building in half-open development, part of a double apartment building (see also Konradstrasse 7) | Lutherstrasse 20 (map) |
1927 | Typical residential building from the 1920s in very good original condition, of architectural value.
Forming a uniformly designed ensemble with the residential building at Konradstrasse 7, three-storey plastered building on an approximately rectangular floor plan with strict facade decoration typical of the time, including plastered ribbons, abstract depiction of torches above the windows on the ground floor, windows with sturdy plastered walls, plaster grooves on the upper floor and expressionistic plaster stucco -Decoration, high hipped mansard roof with beaver tail double covering, windows based on the original. |
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| Apartment house with fencing in a corner in open development | MittenzWEISraße 13 (map) |
1913 | striking plastered building in very good original condition of architectural and urban importance.
Three-storey plastered building with polygonal corner formation on the ground floor, the plaster as well as the plaster stains and the windows in their original state, on both facades two-storey bay windows with a rectangular floor plan from the first floor, above each biaxial roof bay window with a mansard roof, rectangular windows - in some cases broadly stored with raised skylights, multi-leaf, box windows partly framed by plaster pilasters, window parapets on the first floor designed as plaster mirrors, high mansard hipped roof, enclosure: simple, solid ashlar fence pillars with wooden picket fence. |
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| Individual monument of the whole Schwanenteichpark: open-air stage, consisting of two entrance buildings, auditoriums and a stage | Parkstrasse (map) |
1957 | A complex of cultural and historical importance built by the citizens of Zwickau as part of the national reconstruction work (see subject group 09301889, same address).
The open-air theater in the Schwanenteichpark was built by citizens of Zwickau as part of the national construction work (NAW) in 23,000 voluntary and unpaid hours of work and was inaugurated on August 23, 1957. Both in the park and opposite on Parkstrasse there is a representative entrance structure, both plastered buildings over curved surfaces. These are rounded off by low hip roofs covered with slate. The entrance building on Parkstrasse has two floors. Its ground floor is characterized by a central columned hall with five arcades. On the upper floor, a rectangular window was arranged above the apex of the arcades. The side wall surfaces, on the other hand, are not windowed through and have no other dividing elements. The facade is determined by the exciting alternation of undivided wall surfaces and the central part, which is highlighted by arcades and rectangular windows. The spectator tiers adjoin the northeast side of the building. The audience can get to the rows of seats through the high columned hall, which is also in the middle. Opposite, opening to the park through a columned hall, also in the middle, is the second entrance building of the open-air theater. The park facade is structured regularly. High rectangular windows were arranged on both sides of the three-aisled portico. This facade is also determined by an exciting wall-opening ratio. The south facade of this building also forms the backdrop for the semicircular stage surrounded by low walls. Here, too, the previously described design principle of the facade opened in the middle by arcades, which is framed by undivided wall surfaces, was used. Seven wall-high arcades characterize the south side of the building. The open-air theater is an outstanding example of post-war architecture in the GDR, from which its supra-regional significance in terms of building history is derived. Due to the architecturally sophisticated design, this facility also has great architectural significance. The open-air theater is also worth a monument because it is a singular system (individual design) in very good original condition. |
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| Administration building with a small green area in front of it in a corner location | Parkstrasse 4 (map) |
1935 | distinctive plastered building with a conical shape at the corner of architectural and urban value.
Four-storey building with a conical corner, centrally arranged representative window axis with French balconies, on the ground floor a large balcony with iron railing, on both sides of the balcony sgraffiti by the Zwickau sculptor Edmund Schorisch: representation that refers to the use of the building as an administrative building for the housing association - a mother with him Child, an architect in conversation with her as well as the carpenter and architect with a construction drawing in his hand, below the balcony another pictorial representation - silhouette of the historical Zwickau with the representation of the cathedral and Gewandhaus, the modern obligated building with Theumaer slate facing of the base , original front door, gate passage with iron grating to the inner courtyard, symmetrically arranged rectangular windows, narrow rectangular windows on the ground floor, wide window openings on the upper floors, in front of a small green area, bordered by walls made of Theuma slate, original plaque nzung no longer received today. |
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| Individual monuments of the swan pond park as a whole: swan pond (formerly large pond) and fountain, long pond, memorial for the mayor Lothar Streit, war memorial for soldiers and officers of the 133rd regiment who died in World War I, memorial for the victims of fascism (burial place for 320 camp inmates perished in the subcamp of the Flossenburg concentration camp) and boat rental station (see group 09301889, same address) | Parkstrasse 5a (map) |
1901 (monument to Lothar Streit) | significant parts of the landscape park of urban historical importance.
Lothar-Streit memorial stone: square cut granite block on a two-tiered base with a true-to-portrait relief on a bronze medallion and inscription: “LOTHAR STREIT / EHRENBUERGER / OBERBUERGERMEISTER / 1860–1898”, originally framed with sandstone pillars and wrought-iron fence1 on 25th 1908 . Lothar Streit inaugurated the first electric tram in Saxony in Zwickau in his capacity as mayor of the city of Zwickau in 1894. War memorial for soldiers and officers of the 133rd regiment who fell in World War I: Monument made of Rochlitz porphyry over a triangular floor plan with three larger-than-life soldiers at the corners and an iron cross at the top, which is bordered by pyramid oaks. It stands on a square base made of reddish Erzgebirge granite with two encircling steps. The monument was consecrated on April 2, 1922. On the side facing the tech inscription: “THE IN / WORLD WAR FOR / FATHERLAND / COMRADES / DES / KGL. SAX. 9. INF.-REGTS. NO. 133 / KGL. SAX. RES.-INF.-REGTS. NO. 133 / KGL. SAX. AGRICULTURAL INF.-REGTS. NO. 133 / TO THE HONOR / MEMORY ”. Two benches made of Rochlitz porphyry are arranged to the side. VDN memorial: Since September 11, 1948, there has been a “memorial for the victims of fascism” at the Schwanenteich in the city park near the center of Zwickau. The urns of 320 perished and murdered prisoners from the subcamp in the Horch and Mülsen St. Micheln plant were solemnly buried at this point on August 12, 1945. The symbolic groundbreaking ceremony for the memorial took place on May 30, 1948 on the occasion of a mass rally with 5000 participants. The urns of five Zwickau victims of the Nazi regime were also buried here. In the 1960s, a newly designed complex was built on the site of the old memorial that was demolished. Monument consecration on September 12, 1965, inscription: "THE DEAD / TO HONOR / THE LIVING / TO THE ADMINISTRATION" Former music pavilion: round pavilion on eight slender steel pillars, flat roof, originally sliding glass walls, allegedly a plagiarism of the pavilion on the grounds of the Berlin Exhibition Office, which was designed by Prof. Dr. Poelzig was built, demolished in 1994. Boat rental station: probably built around 1925/30. Timber frame construction with inner brick infill, outer shell with rounded planks. Rectangular floor plan, single-storey with a low hipped roof with slips. Quality double doors and original wooden shutters with ventilation slots. Due to a lack of construction files, the original use, producer and construction time of the wooden house cannot be determined. Presumably it served as a boat rental desk, possibly also as a snack bar and lounge. It is very likely that public toilets were originally located in the building. The transformer / converter station from 1927, which has since been subsequently recorded (2015) and built by the municipal electricity company, on the corner of Humboldtstrasse and Reichenbacher Strasse, was demolished in 2016. |
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| The entire Schwanenteichpark with the following individual monuments: landscape park with swan pond (formerly large pond) and fountain, long pond (see individual monument 09231201, Parkstrasse 5a), swan fountain (see individual monument 09231387, Alte Reichenbacher Strasse) as well as an avenue along Humboldtstrasse (garden monuments), monument to Humboldtstrasse (garden monuments) Former mayor Lothar Streit, war memorial for soldiers and officers of the 133rd regiment who died in World War I, memorial to commemorate 320 inmates who perished in the Zwickau subcamp of Flossenburg (VDN memorial), boat rental station (wooden house) (see individual monument 09231201, Parkstrasse 5a) and open-air stage (see individual monument 09230774, Parkstrasse), [Störelement Tennisplatz (Parkstrasse 7, parcel no. 1376/7 and 1394/2)] | Parkstrasse 5a (map) |
1850 | Including medieval fish ponds from the middle of the 15th century, the court gardener Eduard Petzold laid out a landscape park from 1850 of importance in terms of garden art, social history and landscape.
The oldest and largest designed park in Zwickau, directly in contact with the city center, encompasses 41.5 hectares of green and water. Originally there were five medieval ponds in the same place, which were created from 1473 at the suggestion of councilors Martin Römer and Hans Federangel (the large pond and the long pond were preserved). The landscape park laid out by court gardener Eduard Petzold in the mid-19th century is one of the earliest public parks in Petzold's oeuvre, for which he supplied two designs (1850 and 1866) and instructed the execution of these, beginning before the designs were handed over. Individual features: Lothar-Streit memorial stone (see object 09231201): square cut granite block on a two-tiered base with a true-to-portrait relief on a bronze medallion and inscription: "LOTHAR STREIT / EHRENBUERGER / OBERBUERGERMEISTER / 1860–1898", originally bordered with sandstone pillars and iron pillars Unveiled May 25, 1901. Streit inaugurated the first electric tram in Saxony in Zwickau in 1894. War memorial for the soldiers and officers of the 133rd regiment who fell in World War I (see object 09231201): Monument made of Rochlitz porphyry over a triangular floor plan with three larger-than-life soldiers at the corners and an iron cross at the top, which is framed by pyramid oaks. It stands on a square base made of reddish Erzgebirge granite with two encircling steps. The monument was consecrated on April 2, 1922. On the side facing the pond there is an inscription: “THE IN / WORLD WAR FOR / FATHERLAND / KAMERADEN / DES / KGL. SAX. 9. INF.-REGTS. NO. 133 / KGL. SAX. RES.-INF.-REGTS. NO. 133 / KGL. SAX. AGRICULTURAL INF.-REGTS. NO. 133 / TO THE HONOR / MEMORY ”. Two benches made of Rochlitz porphyry are arranged to the side. VDN memorial (see object 09231201): Since September 11, 1948, there has been a “memorial for the victims of fascism” at the Schwanenteich in the city park near the center of Zwickau. The urns of 320 perished and murdered prisoners from the concentration camp satellite camp at the Horch and Mülsen St. Micheln plant were solemnly buried here on August 12, 1945. The symbolic groundbreaking ceremony for the memorial took place on May 30, 1948 on the occasion of a mass rally with 5000 participants. The urns of five Zwickau victims of the Nazi regime were also buried here. In the 1960s, a newly designed complex was built on the site of the old memorial that was demolished. Monument consecration on September 12, 1965, inscription: "THE DEAD / TO HONOR / THE LIVING / TO THE ADMINISTRATION" Music pavilion (demolished in 1994): round pavilion on eight slender, round steel supports, flat roof, originally sliding glass walls, allegedly a plagiarism of the pavilion on the grounds of the Berlin Exhibition Office, which was designed by Prof. Dr. Poelzig was built, demolished in 1994. Boat rental station, Parkstrasse 5a (see object 09231201): Rectangular timber frame construction, probably built around 1925/30 with inner brick infill and inverted formwork with rounded planks on the outside, one-storey with a low hipped roof with slips. Quality double doors and original wooden shutters with ventilation slots. Due to a lack of construction files, the original use, producer and construction time of the wooden house cannot be determined. Presumably it served as a boat rental desk, possibly also as a snack bar and lounge. It is very likely that public toilets were originally located in the building. Open-air stage, Parkstrasse (see object 09230774): The open-air theater in Schwanenteichpark was built by citizens of Zwickau as part of the national construction work (NAW) from October 1955 in 23,000 voluntary and unpaid hours of work and inaugurated on August 23, 1957. The open-air stage built in the south-western corner of the Schwanenteichpark is considered the most beautiful facility of the national structure in Zwickau. Both in the park and on the opposite side on Parkstrasse, a striking building over a curved floor plan points towards the entrance area. These are plastered buildings, the façades of which are characterized by open arcades, rectangular or square window openings, porphyry walls and granite columns. The simple hipped roofs without any roof structure are covered with slate. The entrance / cash desk / technology building on Parkstraße has two floors facing the street. The ground floor is defined by a central portico with five arcades on the street and four on the inside. There is an almost square window on the upper floor above the apex of the street-side arcades. The side wall surfaces are closed and have no dividing elements. The exciting alternation of undivided wall surfaces and the central section, which is emphasized by arcades and windows - inward only by arcades - has a decisive influence on the façades. On the northeast side of the building is the oval of the spectator tiers / rows of seats, which can be reached through the tall columned hall in the middle and is surrounded by large greenery. It is a tiered system with simple bench constructions. Opposite, opening to the park through a columned hall, which is also in the middle, is the striking entrance / stage structure of the open-air theater. The park facade is regularly structured and determined by an exciting wall-opening ratio. The central part is shaped by the three-aisled columned hall, with high rectangular windows to the side defining the picture. The south facade of the building, characterized by seven wall-high arcades, also forms the backdrop for the semicircular stage surrounded by low stone walls. The already described design principle of the facade opened in the middle by arcades, which is framed by undivided wall surfaces, was also used for this facade. The open-air theater is an outstanding example of GDR architecture from the 1950s, from which its supraregional significance in terms of building history is derived. Due to the architecturally sophisticated design, this facility also has great architectural significance. The open-air theater is also worth a monument because it is a singular system (individual design) in very good original condition. Schwanenbrunnen Parkteil Alte Reichenbacher Straße (see object 09231387): The part of the park was separated from the original Schwanenteichpark by the creation of a new section of the Reichenbacher Straße, but is in its system with the old trees, the fountain, the pergola, the stairs and the The original vase has been preserved and still belongs to the swan ponds, the plastic base, the fountain basin and the pillars of the pergola made of shell limestone, three swans (the swans were melted down in World War II and they were restored in 1945 thanks to a foundation) and water outlets from the fountain Bronze, bronze plaque with inscription: “Albin Ad donated this fountain. Barth in the years 1932 and 1945 to the citizens of the city of Zwickau / Saxony “, a round fountain arranged in the middle and surrounded by a pergola consisting of two semicircular parts, as well as a staircase in the south and a wall with a view of the Schwanenteichpark, today a view of the VVN memorial, large green and Rhododendrons preserved from the original planting, large green mostly oak, also ash and maple The Schwanenteichpark - description of the facility: · SachsenGrün. Historic gardens and parks. ed. v. State palaces, castles and gardens of Saxony, pp. 151, 153: The Schwanenteichpark is the oldest and largest designed park in Zwickau. With green and water areas, it covers 41.5 hectares. Originally there were five medieval ponds in the same place, which were created from 1473 at the suggestion of councilors Martin Römer and Hans Federangel. The large pond and the long pond were preserved. The name of the park, created by Eduard Petzold from 1850, is derived from the swans that lived on the ponds. The monuments and recreational buildings in the park were financed by foundations, private individuals and associations. The topographical site conditions were changed by subsidence of the terrain as a result of the coal mining. In the 20th century the park was given the character of a “people's park” through the construction of an open-air stage, an animal enclosure, a boat mooring station, as well as the arrangement of play and sports equipment and lighting. The "swan castle" was demolished in 1993, which meant that an important reference point for the complex was lost. · Rohde, Michael: From Muskau to Constantinople. Dresden 1998, p. 125 ff: On July 27, 1850, at the instigation of the industrialist Fikentscher, the Zwickau City Council decided to use the area around the Swan Pond (Great Pond) as a park by the then “Grand Ducal Court Gardener” (from 1844 to 1852) of the Grand Duchy of Saxony-Weimar-Eisenach to have Eduard Petzold designed. Petzold brought Julius Hartwig from Weimar as the gardener in charge. A “city promenade” was to be laid out, which Petzold wanted to expand into a “Volksgarten”. This should be done by including "all beautiful points in the area through suitable clearings (in the) public facility". The central point of the complex was the "Swan Castle" built in 1836. From here there were important lines of sight to the northeastern buildings of the city. The paths surround the pond, open up the terrain in curved lines, lead to three landing sites and lead to elongated dams. The east side is limited to the city by a hawthorn avenue, for which he (Petzold) provided red or rose-blooming Crataegus oxyacanth "Rúbra Pléna". The plantings shield the park from the surrounding area, form parking spaces and mainly serve as a backdrop for the many viewing paths. Within the facility, Petzold offered z. On the south side, for example, a line of sight over a kind of valley, which he encompassed by two “resting places with benches” (p. 25). After the gardener Julius Hartwig left, Petzold entrusted the art gardener Seidel with the management of the work in Zwickau. He also ran a commercial gardening business on a plot of land bought by Petzold above the swan pond. In 1853 a Crataegus avenue was planted on the east dam. 84 trees with a trunk height of 2m were planted 50 cm apart. These trees should not get too tall so as not to obstruct important visual relationships. In 1866, Petzold received another contract after he had pointed out the park's lack of maintenance during a private visit to Zwickau. Petzold prepared a report on the Schwanenteichpark (see city archive: StA Zwickau, 1865, Sig. III n / 3 number 26 IV Bl. 100 - 107 r). This report shows that Petzold was planning to expand the facility in a northerly and easterly direction (following on from Weißdorn-Allee to today's Humboldtstrasse, which was then known as "Gürtelstrasse" and was designed). In the old part of the park, willows, ash trees or swamp oaks dominate ("woods of the meadow character"). In the new area close to the city there are also conifers. In addition to information on planting, Petzold's report from 1866 also contained information on maintaining the complex. · Bretschneider, Christa: Monument conservation framework objective for the Schwanenteichpark Zwickau. 1991. Cultural and historical significance of the park: The Schwanenteichpark, in its original form and use, is exemplary for the garden art of the 19th century, it combines all the features of a city park from the time it was built. The park was an area of contemplative use, aesthetic observation and communication, which, designed around a representative park restaurant, also suitable for large celebrations, the Swan Castle, offered a combination of joint aesthetic and physical delights. The area around the said restaurant, the main focal point within the park, is essentially landscaped and, in contrast to comparable facilities of that time, only contains a regularly designed section in the form of an avenue. The paths open up, including the Crataegusallee, encircling the facility and invite you to take a leisurely stroll and experience the park areas on offer. This facility, created in the middle of the last century (19th century) by Eduard Petzold in Zwickau, in its original form limited to the area around the swan pond, corresponds with its simple landscape design that extends right up to the terrace of the restaurant - seating for to be seen and to see the city and the surrounding landscape, the ideals of a city and public park of its time, although in contrast to other designs at the same time it had neither zoning nor more intensely designed park areas. Only the Crataegusallee on the east embankment of the pond can be described as a regularly designed part. The facility represents one of the earliest public parks in E. Petzold's work, for which he supplied two designs (1850 and 1866) and whose execution he instructed, beginning before the designs were handed over. In the course of its existence, the facility has been greatly changed by means of epoch-making installations (monuments, leisure facilities, changed routing, road crossing), but original forms of design can still be seen today, especially south and west of the pond. Since 1935 there have also been formal design sections, such as the facilities at the Schwanenbrunnen and the music pavilion. Sculptures set special accents. The aforementioned swan fountain at the north entrance as well as ibex, cranes and vase. Furthermore, monuments such as the one for the fallen of the Zwickau regiment of 133 in World War I, the monument for Lothar Streit, mayor of the city, which was introduced before 1912/13, and the VVN memorial. Routing and visual relationships changed, woody stock overgrown (1991). Former "swan castle", park restaurant (broken off in 1993): As a two-storey excursion restaurant based on the Italian model, it was built on what was then Hopfenberg in 1836 before the park was laid out and was inaugurated with a glamorous ball on September 25th. The first structural extensions took place in 1854. 1902/03 erection of a column colonnade, thereby enlarging the hall on the upper floor and changing the shape of the roof. From 1950 to 1977 it was used as a cultural center for the VEB pit lamp works and workers' arieté. From 1977 children's and youth leisure center. Demolished in 1993 due to the poor state of construction. Adequate rebuilding of the site is of great importance for the effect of the Schwanenteichpark as a total work of art. The transformer / converter station from 1927, which has since been subsequently recorded (2015) and built by the municipal electricity company, on the corner of Humboldtstrasse and Reichenbacher Strasse, was demolished in 2016. |
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| Former administration building (belonging to No. 4), today residential building | Parkstrasse 6 (map) |
1935 | simple plastered building typical of the time and of architectural significance.
Similar design to the front building of the complex, three-storey, four axes, wide rectangular windows, base Theumaer slate - warehouse-like quarry stone masonry, front door and windows renewed, gable roof, house belonged to the former administration of the residential and settlement society. |
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| Wilhelminian style villa with enclosure and garden, former factory owner's villa of the Bergdirektor & Markscheider CFM Schencke | Parkstrasse 20 (map) |
1880-1881 | Richly structured neo-renaissance building from the time of construction, after renovations in a classical style, good original condition, of architectural and urban significance.
Built in 1881 as a residential villa for the Bergdirektor and Markscheider CFM Schencke, 1916 acquisition by the businessman Sallmann Schocken, 1917 conversions with essential floor plan / facade changes, extension of a veranda, 1931 installation of a porter's apartment in the basement, 1934 conversions to separate apartments, 1950/51 transition of the im House by Dr. Poppert built a private eye clinic owned by the city (HBK), dismantling of the clinic facility in 1992, conversion into an office / administration building (TÜV Sachsen), vacant for several years. Two-storey plastered basement building on a rectangular L-shaped floor plan, slate-covered mansard roof, formerly richly structured facade in the neo-renaissance style, the removal of numerous architectural elements during the renovation in 1917 achieved a strict facade structure with a classicist style. Show facade to the Schwanenteichpark with a terrace in front and a three-axis central projection, this with a balcony and a crowning triangular decorative gable, therein figural representations probably made by the Zwickau sculptor Karl Rudolf Mosebach, fully plastic, life-size figures related to mining: miner with hunt, miner, geometer and protective goddess of mining . |
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| Villa with enclosure and garden, today Elim parish hall | Parkstrasse 22 (map) |
1875 | Historicism villa with remarkable details of architectural historical importance.
Seat of the Elim community. Two-storey plastered construction over an irregular floor plan, porphyry tufa base, various bay windows and balconies enliven the appearance of the house. The single-storey bay windows with a rectangular floor plan at the corners of the house are supported by kneeling miners (slightly larger than life sculptures on large console stones). A two-storey polygonal bay was placed in front of the central projection. The side entrance to the house was provided with a weather porch over which there is a balcony. A short flight of stairs leads to the house entrance. The front door and the windows were not renewed prototypically. The facade was also slightly simplified. Enclosure: iron fence with a base made of Theuma slate. |
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| Villa with enclosure and garden | Parkstrasse 24 (map) |
1900 | architecturally sophisticated, quite modern clinker brick building with sandstone facings, of architectural historical importance.
Two -storey clinker building (red clinker cladding) with sandstone structure elements (cornices, sometimes cladding with different design elements, including the tree of life on the gable and teardrop-like design elements, quite simple window canopies, laterally polygonal oriels from the first floor with a whale roof closed off), building through Art Nouveau and Art Deco character . Enclosure: wrought iron fence with polygonal masonry base, large gate with fence pillars. |
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| Factory owner's house with enclosure | Parkstrasse 38 (map) |
1886 | clinker brick construction typical of the time of regional and architectural significance.
Former factory owner's residence of the builder and manufacturer Zwieger (owner of a chemical finishing factory and soap boiler), later owned by Hermann Geipels of the Zwickau cutlery and metal goods manufacturer, two-storey building with a single-storey wing construction with jamb, yellow clinker brick, plastered plinth, belt and window sill sills, stone window sills Bay windows, twin windows, gable roofs, slightly curved with empty rafters, the original open entrance porches and verandas are now massive, enclosure: iron fence. |
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| Apartment building in semi-open development in a corner, part of a double apartment building (belonging to No. 35) | Reichenbacher Strasse 33 (map) |
1893 | originally with a shop, a striking plastered building of architectural significance.
Three-storey, polygonal corner formation, sandstone masonry on the base, plaster ashlar on the ground floor, belt cornice, window sill cornice, horizontal window canopy or triangular gable roof, polygonal corner formation with two-storey bay window from the first floor on volute-like console stones, corner four-storey. |
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| Apartment building in half-open development, part of a double apartment building (belonging to No. 33) | Reichenbacher Strasse 35 (map) |
1892 | distinctive plastered construction of urban and architectural value.
Same design as the neighboring building. |
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| Administration building and machine house of the former mining lamp and machine factory Friemann u. Wolf, manufacturer of miner's lamps | Reichenbacher Strasse 62; 64; 66; 68 (card) |
2nd half of the 19th century | Building complex of great urban and industrial historical value.
Machine house: one-storey typical machine house building, red clinker brick, mansard roof, gable with arched window openings, top side with rectangular windows originally preserved, administration building: four-storey plastered building in corner position, central projection, large representative gate entrance with portal walls, symbolic representation of a miner's lamp as a keystone, two niches on the side of the portal as well Pit lamp representation, large iron gate from the construction period with elaborate decorations, the gate can be retracted, the original gate passage has been preserved, the pillar templates with ornamental iron decorations, original doors, factories significant for the city of Zwickau as the largest producer of the mining lamp, building numbers 7e, 7, 8b and 9a in 2001 demolished, administration building partially demolished in 2003 according to UDSB. |
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| Apartment building in half-open development | Robert-Blum-Strasse 2 (map) |
1894 | with shop, architecturally high-quality clinker brick building in very good original condition of urban and architectural value.
Three-storey over an angled floor plan, base of plastered blocks, otherwise the facade is orange-red clinker bricks with plaster and stucco decorations, including plastered pilasters with diamond blocks, and the window parapets with diamond blocks, horizontal window canopies with triangular gable roofs, the floral ornaments and the triangular shields with head representations Modeled on the original. |
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| Former residential and office building of a small company, today residential building | Robert-Blum-Strasse 7 (map) |
1867 (office building) | Plastered construction with unusual plaster and stucco decorations of architectural significance.
Two-storey plastered building with rectangular windows, five axes, expanded roof with four axes and volutes, side gables with triangular gables and bound window axis in the gable triangle, there arched windows, otherwise rectangular windows, windows with lattice-split skylights based on the original, the facade decorated, on the window parapets of the first floor Rich floral decorations plastered stucco and birds, windows in the central axis with twisted plastered stucco ornament and a stylized plant in the arch above the window. |
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| Residential house in a formerly closed development | Robert-Blum-Strasse 11 (map) |
1868 | Small, Gründerzeit plastered building in very good original condition of urban and architectural value.
The residential area is still characterized today by the small, two-story, Wilhelminian-style plastered buildings that are very rare in other cities in the Chemnitz administrative district. Two-storey, four axes, profiled cornice, ground floor with plaster grooves, original door with narrow grooved skylight, two-axis roof bay simplified with a saddle roof flanked by two new dormers. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Robert-Müller-Strasse 1a (map) |
1879 | Originally preserved Wilhelminian style building of urban and architectural value.
Three-storey, five axes, ground floor plastering, polygonal masonry base, entrance on the side with the front door modeled on the original, segmented arched window on the ground floor, otherwise rectangular windows, profiled cornice, horizontal window roofing on the first floor or triangular gable and segmented arched roofing, cantilevered sills with simple, volute-like upper floor sills Window frames, profiled cornice, saddle roof, two dormers with saddle roof. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Robert-Müller-Strasse 3 (map) |
1879 | Wilhelminian style building, structurally redesigned and simplified of urban value.
Three-storey, five axes, originally two-storey, ground floor plastering, entrance on the side, windows and doors overmolded, as part of the Wilhelminian style ensemble of urban value. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Robert-Müller-Strasse 5 (map) |
1878 | Simplified and redesigned Wilhelminian style building of urban value.
Heightened, therefore now three-storey, six axes, ground floor with indicated plastering, segmented arched windows, centrally arranged house entrance, windows and doors renewed, house in and of itself completely redesigned but important for urban planning reasons as part of this well-preserved urban quarter. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Robert-Müller-Strasse 7 (map) |
1875 | Wilhelminian-style plastered construction of architectural and urban value in very good original condition.
Two-storey, six axes, central projection with house entrance, original two-leaf wooden door, frame panel door with narrow, raised skylight, house entrance set back, base of polygonal masonry, ground floor plastered ashlar and plaster grooves, profiled cornice, upper floor with horizontal window canopy, triangular gable roof on the central projectile with triangular gable. |
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| Former head office, today district office | Robert-Müller-Strasse 8 (map) |
1892 | representative administrative building of regional and architectural significance.
During the renovation in 1997/98, the original ceiling painting in the conference room was exposed and restored. Broadly positioned representative building with embossed plaster cuboids in the base area and original grilles, side entrance with rich ornamental grilles and Saxon coat of arms, windows based on the original, rectangular windows on the ground floor, arched windows with elaborate window frames on the upper floor, base also with embossed sandstone cuboids, mansard roof, two side elevations with elaborate side elevations original roof core with segmental arch closure, meeting room with high-quality painting including a painted stucco ceiling and Saxony coat of arms, facade originally clinker brick, plastered over since 1939. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Robert-Müller-Strasse 10 (map) |
1882 | Architecturally high-quality Gründerzeit building in very good original condition of architectural and urban value.
Three-storey, six axes, base of polygonal masonry, ground floor plastering and plastering fields, entrance set back in the middle with stairs, window frames and portal sandstone, original front door, two-winged, framed door with diamond cuboids, narrow, grooved skylight, profiled sandstone cornice, regular arrangement of the rectangular windows in the upper storeys with sandstone window frames, cantilevered sills on volute-like console stones, horizontal window canopies, changed roof area, profiled cornice. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Robert-Müller-Strasse 11 (map) |
1877 | Gründerzeit plastered building in good original condition of architectural and urban value.
Today two-storey again, six axes, central projecting across two axes, entrance on the central projecting set back with the original front door, with a double-leaf infill door, narrow skylight projected, segmented arched windows on the ground floor, first floor rectangular window with horizontal window canopy and triangular gable roofing, a volute-like acorn roof projecting on the central projecting sheet Decorated, today again a gable roof with two-axis roof bay window, the house originally raised, today dismantled again according to the original. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Robert-Müller-Strasse 12 (map) |
1888 | architecturally demanding plastered construction of architectural, historical and urban significance.
Three-storey, seven axes, plaster with plaster-stucco decorations and plaster strips, gate passage on the side with arched opening, keystone with bearded man, next to the gate sandstone plinth, polygonal masonry, windows almost modeled on the original, elaborate window frames on the first floor, sandstone, with horizontal window canopies resp. Strongly protruding segmental arch roofing with swan representation in the arched field as well as medallions with floral decorations, on the second floor horizontal window roofing as keystone three bearded heads, side projection flanked by pilasters with grooves, roof area changed, cornice richly designed with console stones and a frieze reminiscent of the egg bar frieze , only drawn wider, oval, in the middle of the facade elaborate, originally preserved flag holder, wrought iron with dragons at the beginning. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Robert-Müller-Strasse 13 (map) |
1877 | with a shop, plastered building from the Gründerzeit in very good original condition of architectural and urban value.
Two-storey, six axes, central projection over two axes, there house entrance, set back slightly with a single flight of stairs, original front door with narrow, grooved skylight, front door with two leaves, plastering on the ground floor, side shop with a shop window, upper floor with horizontal window roofing, on the central projection triangular gable roofing, two protruding sills, also decorated with acanthus leaf on curved console stones, two-axis roof bay window with triangular gable, gable roof, dormer window. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Robert-Müller-Strasse 14 (map) |
1893 | representative clinker brick building in very good original condition of urban and architectural value.
Four-storey, six axes, orange-red clinker brick, side entrance with a remarkable door portal with a lion's head as a keystone, the two-winged gate entrance with a skylight modeled on the original, as well as the windows almost the same as the original, windows with neo-baroque window frames with keystones, over two windows on the first floor segmented arch canopy Arched field medallion with the initials "TS" or the construction date 1893, mansard roof with modified dormers. |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development | Robert-Müller-Strasse 18 (map) |
1874 | with shop, plastered building with high-quality Art Nouveau shop fittings for a butcher shop, of architectural and urban significance.
Broad three-storey plastered building, 7 × 5 axes, ground floor plaster grooves, plaster presumably renewed, original shop door, window changed, upper floor windows combined vertically by uniform plaster strips, plaster and stucco decorations between the windows of the first and second floors, among other things, leaf representations , pilasters plastered on the corner, changed roof area, very good quality Art Nouveau wall tiles preserved in the shop, plastered stucco decoration depicting an ox head in medallion above the shop door. |
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| Apartment building with paintings in the stairwell | Robert-Müller-Strasse 22 (map) |
1874 | simple plastered building with remarkable painting of the vestibule and ground floor area of the stairwell.
High-quality gate with ground panes, originally refurbished, as well as gate passage with Wilhelminian style painting, restored (pictorial representation), apartment building should later be removed from the list of monuments, only the painting remains a monument. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Robert-Müller-Strasse 27 (map) |
1876 | 1911 remodeled Wilhelminian style building with high-quality facade design of architectural and urban value.
Three-storey, four axes, ground floor plastering, centrally arranged house entrance slightly set back with two-winged original gate with a tooth-cut frieze on the transom and narrow grooved skylight, segmented arched windows on the ground floor, otherwise rectangular windows, facade 1911 overformed with the corresponding floral decorations, roof area changed. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Robert-Müller-Strasse 31 (map) |
1876 | Plastered building with sophisticated facade design in very good original condition of architectural value.
Today three-storey, six-axis plastered building with a laterally arranged gate passage with original gate, base polygonal masonry, profiled cornice, plastered pilasters, delicate plastered stucco decorations on the window parapets between the first and second floors, including abstracted plaited ornamentation and wreaths, altered roof bay, mansard roof with plain tile roofing , structurally changed, originally two-storey building from the Wilhelminian era, heightened and reshaped, very beautiful original three-winged gate with carving on the middle wing, including fruits and foliage. |
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| Residential house in semi-open development in a corner | Robert-Müller-Strasse 38 (map) |
1869 | Wilhelminian style plastered construction in very good original condition of architectural and urban value.
Part of a row of residential buildings designed at the same time, which is seldom preserved in this quality in the administrative district of Chemnitz, therefore of great importance for urban development, as well as of architectural historical importance. Two-storey plastered building, 8 × 6 axes, on an angular floor plan, entrance in Robert-Blum-Strasse set back with a single flight of stairs, on the ground floor delicate plastering, profiled cornice, upper floor with horizontal window canopies with simple profiled window frames, protruding sills on console stones, window parapets dainty plaster scratches, simplified and changed in the roof area, also simplified the windows, saddle roof, two-axis roof bay window above the entrance with round windows in the gable triangle. |
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| Factory owner's villa with outbuildings, orangery, park and fencing | Scheringerstrasse 1; 3 (card) |
1912 | Former residential villa of the factory owner Carl Friedrich Leonhardt, architecturally remarkable building of reform architecture around 1910, dominated by the street-side entrance with driveway and garden hall, exit and fountain niche at the rear, facade design with stylized elements of classicism and baroque as well as art nouveau motifs, architects Lossow & Kühne, Dresden of regional importance, of architectural, artistic, personal and urban value.
Elaborately designed villa building, probably one of the most important architectural monuments in Zwickau. The two-storey, broadly laid plastered building with an irregular floor plan impresses with the rich and high-quality facade structuring elements and the balanced proportions of the building. The entrance area with its covered driveway / driveway is impressive. The facade is structured by various wall templates - pilasters and pilasters made of plaster or sandstone, bas-reliefs, a surrounding windowsill cornice between the ground floor and the upper floor, and window openings that differ in their shape and size. Their muntin division, but also their arrangement as individual windows or window groups, make them an important design element of the facade. This effect is reinforced by the wooden shutters with slats on the windows on the upper floor. On the garden side there are single-storey verandas in front of the building, which have the same design elements. There are also generous terraced balconies with stone parapets above these. The house is rounded off by a well-proportioned mansard hipped roof with semicircular, individually standing dormers. The double-leaf oak front door was retained in its original form. The door panels are decorated with high quality carvings. Above the door there is a sandstone relief with two putti and a coat of arms labeled "ANNO 1912". Inside, high-quality furnishings have been preserved. This includes the dining room with original wall paneling, a large mirror made of facetted individual parts and integrated paintings (oil on canvas - including a copy of Rembrandt's self-portrait with Saskia), a spacious vestibule with rich marble furnishings. In 1995, the stairwell was partially restored, with some of it being given an analogue version. In 1996 the facade and the copper roof were renovated. A door was also uncovered and restored. The panels of this door were painted. In 2001 a wall frieze with mythological representations was restored (in the attic in the former girls' room). Outbuildings: with an irregular floor plan with two garages. In the building there were apartments for employees (including the apartment of the former driver Paul Möckel). The orangery, a single-storey plastered building, which is characterized by high lattice-split arched windows and a high mansard roof, was attached to this building. Inside this building there are still remnants of the painting, which were partially restored during the renovation of the building in 1999. Park: framed by an original wrought iron fence. In the park, old trees, rhododendrons and dividing wall with oval barred openings between the paved driveway to the outbuilding and the garden. |
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| Villa with coach house and enclosure | Scheringerstrasse 2; 2a; 2 B; 2c (card) |
1887 | representative, architecturally sophisticated historic building in very good original condition, of personal history, urban planning, architectural and architectural significance.
Villa: two-storey with an irregular floor plan with a central projection facing the street. Here a polygonal bay window on the ground floor. The facade was provided with yellow clinker facing, which is enlivened by sandstone blocks at the corners. The bay window was also clad with sandstone slabs. On the side opposite the house entrance there is a wooden conservatory extension (possibly added later). The stairwell is illuminated by tall, slender arched windows. At the north-west corner of the house there is a three-storey stair tower over a polygonal floor plan, the hood of which, however, has not been preserved. The window openings differ in shape and size. In addition to rectangular windows, flat segmented arched windows with profiled window frames, some with horizontal window roofs, can be found. There is a small dwelling with volutes on the side above the central projection. A slate mansard hipped roof forms the end of the house. Enclosure: clinker pillar with sandstone cover and granite base, decorated wrought iron fence, natural stone base - polygonal masonry. Rear building: partly one or two storeys with a slate mansard roof. The facade is clad with yellow clinker cladding, the house edges and the segmented arched window openings are emphasized by red clinker bricks. Furthermore, the facade is structured by surrounding clinker binder layers made of red clinker. The sandstone windowsill cornice on the first floor forms a horizontal structure. The jamb area is designed by protruding ceiling beam heads and wooden supports below the eaves. The roof is characterized by triangular dormers. Client: Wilhelm Otto Thost, around 1912 manor owner on Schmochwitz near Bautzen. The stately coachman Johann Carl Müller lived in the coach house. Around 1912 the stately coachman Friedrich Tomas and the house husband Anton Albrecht are recorded here. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Scheringerstraße 8 (map) |
1874 | Typical Wilhelminian style building of urban and architectural value.
Two-storey, seven axes, three-axis central projection, plaster grooves on the ground floor, the windows highlighted in terms of design by projecting sills, on the upper floor on volute-like console stones and window canopies with horizontal beams, three-axis roof bay without ornaments flanked by two small semicircular sheet metal dormers each, resident of the house was Mr. Julius Lange , Technical Director of the Zwickauer Maschinenfabrik, the facade of the house has been preserved in its original form, but the door and windows have not been renewed according to the prototype, they were already remodeled before 1990, the house has been neglected and has been vacant for many years. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Scheringerstraße 11 (map) |
with shop, bakery since its construction, historicizing plastered building of architectural and urban value.
Three-storey, six axes, of which a central risalit over four axes, laterally arranged gate passage with original gate and raised skylight, cranked and profiled cornice, ground floor plastered ashlar, former segmented arched windows on the ground floor, not prototypical new windows, disfiguring shop door, upper floors rectangular windows, pilasters flank the risalit, Windowsill cornice, profiled window frames with horizontal roofing windows on the 1st floor, crowned by female heads on the central projection, roofing on the second floor with segmental arches or triangular gables, between the windows on the second floor, two square plaster reliefs with women's heads, among others, cornice on the central projection with cube frieze in 1994. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Scheringerstraße 12 (map) |
1874 | representative, Wilhelminian style plastered building in very good original condition of urban, architectural and architectural value.
Three-storey, seven axes, of which three-axis central projection, ground floor plaster grooves, cranked cornice, window frames on the two upper floors with profiled window walls and horizontal window roofs, segmented arched window roofing on the central projection on the first floor, on the second floor triangular gable window roofing, three-axis front gable roofing Decorations (fruits, lyre in a laurel wreath and leaf garlands), on the central risalit between the windows on the first floor plaster - stucco decorations (angel heads and garlands, etc.), house entrance on the side and set back with steps, original refurbished two-wing house door with panels and glass inserts and split skylight, Refurbishment 2001. |
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| Curtain factory | Seilerstraße 1 (map) |
1898 | Typical industrial plant of a branch of industry of regional historical importance, particularly widespread in the Vogtland.
The exterior of the building complex shows the typical industrial architecture of the turn of the century. These characteristic and architecturally designed factory buildings shaped an entire industrial landscape, especially at the textile locations in the Upper Ore Mountains and in the Vogtland. The design of the spacious weaving mills represents entire production processes. They are significant from a historical, scientific and urban planning point of view. The meaning for the environment and the representation of an epoch have meaning for a cultural landscape and a high experience and memory value. The outer facades have particular architectural importance in their structure, window divisions and window divisions, as well as the facade elements structured differently with shaped stones. Simple factory building, structurally also changed, especially the window openings, no supraregional significance in terms of building history. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Spiegelstrasse 1 (map) |
1898 | Originally preserved clinker brick building of architectural and urban value.
White glazed bricks, red brick base, porphyry-colored artificial stone window frames and door frames, original front door, windows modeled on the original, horizontal window canopies on the first and second floors, the central window axes emphasized by triangular gables and special window sizes, two-axis roof bay window, also with artificial stone window frames, original on both sides Dormers, also with artificial stone facings and triangular gables, mansard roof. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Spiegelstrasse 3 (map) |
1900 | Town planning and building history significant clinker brick building in very good original condition.
Three-storey, six axes, orange-red brick, base of yellow brick, artificial stone window surrounds and structural elements, profiled cornice, segmented arched window on the ground floor, front door in the middle, also closed with segmented arch, original front door, first floor particularly emphasized by shell representations in blind arches above the windows, central window axis with triangular gable roofing on the 1st floor or horizontal window roofing on the second floor, two-axis roof bay window with triangular gable and round window, dormers on both sides with natural stone facing, mansard roof. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Spiegelstrasse 5 (map) |
1899 | Mixed construction with stone facing on the ground floor of architectural and urban value.
Representative building, three-storey, six axes, two-axis central projecting, slightly protruding, ground floor sandstone blocks, side gate passage, upper floors profiled natural stone window frames with keel arches, facade with white glazed tiles on both upper floors and decorated with green glazed tiles, two-axis dormer window flanked by two dormer windows . |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Spiegelstrasse 7 (map) |
1899 | representative clinker brick building in very good original condition of architectural and urban value.
Three-storey, five axes, yellow clinker brick decorated with green glazed bricks, side risalit, house door at the side, very beautiful original two-winged wooden gate with curved, grooved skylight, house door marked AD 1899, arched window on the ground floor, upper floor rectangular window with keel-arched window frames, artificial stone, bay window over rectangular base from the first floor, marked 1899 on the window parapet on the second floor of the bay window, on the window parapet on the first floor initial: S, roof bay window with saddle roof, three original dormers with crowning, windows originally with molded skylights, today modeled on the original. |
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| Apartment building in semi-open development, part of a group of houses (see also house no.10 and Lutherstrasse 8 and 10) | Spiegelstrasse 8 (map) |
1899 | Well-preserved clinker brick building of urban and architectural value.
Three-storey, five axes, the apartment building forms part of a house ensemble in the same design, therefore great urban development value, yellow clinker brick, the window frames and the base set off by porphyry-colored artificial stone, also profiled cornice in the same color, window axes on the first floor particularly emphasized below Bas-reliefs on the sills - two putti holding a faun mask, curved window canopies above the windows, floral plasterwork decoration in the arched area above the middle window, two-axis roof bay that forms a unit with the neighboring house, three roof bay windows - also original with shell ornamentation over the windows, mansard roof, Crowning of the roof bay, which is shared with the neighboring house, also with shell and obelisk, original house gate on the side. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Spiegelstrasse 9 (map) |
re. 1899 | Broad clinker building of architectural and urban value.
Three-storey, seven axes, yellow clinker brick, base later with natural stone cladding, slightly laterally offset house entrance with original front door, two-winged with narrow grooved skylight, upper floor with natural stone window frames, parapets decorated with bas-reliefs, representative design of the windows on the first floor with triangular gable roofing and angular roofing two-axis roof bay window with balustrade as crowning, very beautiful original neo-baroque dormers with natural stone facings, mansard roof. |
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| Apartment building in closed development, part of a group of houses (see also house no.8 and Lutherstrasse 8 and 10) | Spiegelstrasse 10 (map) |
1899 | representative clinker brick building of great urban and architectural value.
Same design as the neighboring house, forming a unit with house number 8. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Spiegelstrasse 11 (map) |
1906 | Broadly stored plastered building in good original condition of urban and architectural value.
Ground floor with plastered ashlar, smooth plaster to the upper floor, the middle three window axes set back slightly to the upper floor, windows originally with chipped skylights - today based on the original, centrally arranged house entrance with original front door with also chopped skylight, volute-like roof bay, original dormers on both sides, mansard roof . |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Spiegelstrasse 13 (map) |
1907 | Wide-spread building in mixed construction, of architectural and urban value.
Broadly laid building with white glazed bricks, in the ground floor area partly with artificial stone ashlar, arched windows on the ground floor, centrally arranged house entrance with elaborate door surrounds, centrally arranged bay window over a rectangular floor plan from the first floor with ornamental framework on the second floor, windows with lattice-split skylights - based on the original , two-axis roof bay window marked 1935 (for renovation), marked 1907 on the bay window (for the time of construction), roof presumably raised, optically old appearance preserved to a large extent by slating. |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development | Spiegelstrasse 46 (map) |
1884 | A plastered building of significant urban development in a very good original condition of architectural value.
Three-storey, 4 × 7 axes, plaster grooves on the ground floor, profiled cornice, shop on the corner on the ground floor, artificial stone window frames on all floors, in the upper floor two window axes partially combined and highlighted in terms of design by triangular gable roofing or segmented arch roofing, volute-like console stones, profiled roofing under sills Belt cornice, two-axis roof bay window, windows not faithfully renewed, house entrances and shop doors set back with stairs, monument value: historical value due to its unique architectural design in Zwickau. |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development | Spiegelstrasse 59 (map) |
1886 | with shop, representative plastered building of importance in terms of urban planning.
Wide, polygonal corner with shop, plaster ashlar on the ground floor, house entrance slightly set back with original two-winged front door with grooved skylight, profiled cornice, windows on the first floor accentuated by, among other things, bas-reliefs with floral decorations under the windows, window frames artificial stone, horizontal window canopies on both upper floors , the windows on the corner risalit on the first floor with triangular gable roofing over volute-like console stones, corner raised, profiled cornice, sandstone window frames, three-axis roof bay window |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Stiftstrasse 1 (map) |
1898 | Elaborately designed building in clinker mixed construction of architectural, urban and historical importance.
Broadly positioned building, ground floor plaster with plaster grooves and neo-Gothic ornamentation, laterally arranged gate entrance with original gate and grooved skylight, segment arch openings on the ground floor - twin windows with blind arcade, upper floors windows each combined by common window frames and window canopies, partly flanked by columns, the window parapets partially set Balusters, palmettes under the triangular gable roofs, window parapets decorated with coats of arms, elaborate stepped gables or volute gables terminating with segmental arches, therein also palmettes, original dormers, white glazed brick facing on both upper floors, very good original condition, elaborate design, the building is part of one of the most striking and distinctive most important streets of this construction period in Zwickau, inside numerous stucco ceilings preserved, as well as stucco ceilings in the gate passage and stencil painting, stairwell according to findings right Stauriert, original iron railing as well as iron stairs and preserved apartment entrance doors. |
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| Villa, later an eye clinic | Stiftstrasse 1a (map) |
1876 | architecturally demanding plastered construction of urban and architectural significance as well as local history.
Former villa, originally with six axes and corner projections, later extended. Two-storey plastered building, three-storey corner projecting, extension building also two-storey with semicircular protruding bay window with sandstone cladding, polygonal continuation in the attic, ending with a pyramid helmet, which is crowned by an iron mast, loft expanded, elaborate window frames on the upper floor, central balcony on large cantilever consoles. |
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| Apartment building in closed development, part of a double dwelling (belonging to No. 5) | Stiftstrasse 3 (map) |
1899 | Representative Wilhelminian style clinker brick building in very good original condition of architectural, urban and historical importance.
Orange-yellow clinker brick building on a broad base, three-storey, windows combined into window groups, natural stone window frames, natural stone structure with pilasters in front on a triangular floor plan, tapered windows on the ground floor, segmented arched windows, otherwise rectangular windows, the facade enlivened by green glazed bricks, elaborate roof bay windows, two-axis sandstone with natural stone facing Mansard roof with slate covering, dormers, original, laterally arranged gate with large glass inserts and delicate rung division. |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development, part of a double dwelling (belonging to No. 3) | Stiftstrasse 5 (map) |
1900 | with shop, broad clinker brick building in very good original condition of urban, architectural and architectural value.
Orange-yellow clinker brick building, three-storey, polygonal corner design with corner projections, shop, shop window front slightly changed, side-mounted wide gate with large glass inserts and high skylight, 2 distinctive biaxial roof bay windows with facing gables and segmented arches with sandstone cladding, same decoration as the neighboring house. |
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| Former town estate with later fencing and garden (garden monument), today administration building | Stiftstrasse 7 (map) |
1715/1725 | Broad-based baroque plastered building in very good original condition of urban and architectural significance.
Enclosure: wooden picket fence with pillars made of Theuma slate on the southern and eastern property border, two-winged wooden access gate from the east from Stiftstrasse, garden: main access path from the access gate to the building and the area in front of the building covered with slabs made of Theuma slate, old wood from, among other things, winter linden trees (Tilia cordata), Norway maple (Acer platanoides), sycamore maple (Acer pseudoplatanus) and rhododendrons, historical gas lanterns (electrified castings). |
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| Former machine hall of Energie- und Verkehrsaktiengesellschaft Westsachsen with a preserved bridge crane | Stiftstrasse 9 (map) |
1893-1894 | Remarkable industrial-historical building of architectural, urban and technical historical value (administration building demolished).
In the machine hall there are hand-riveted steel trusses and a two-girder bridge crane with chain drive. |
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| Individual monument above material group: Former laboratory and isolation building of the hospital, today Robert Schumann Conservatory and former bed house of the district hospital, later pavilion of the Knappschafts- und Berufsgenossenschaft, today chamber music hall of the Robert Schumann Conservatory (see material group 09301853) | Stiftstrasse 10 (map) |
1904-1906 (former laboratory building and isolation house) | Part of a historically significant, uniformly designed building ensemble in very good original condition.
Former laboratory and isolation building: formerly part of the district hospital, inside on the ground floor original doors as well as terrazzo stairs and terrazzo platforms, otherwise simple. Former ward block of the district hospital (formerly recorded under Werzeit Strasse 14): clinker brick building. |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development, part of a double apartment building (belonging to Carolastraße 11) | Stiftstrasse 15 (map) |
1911 | A striking Art Nouveau building in a very good original condition of architectural, urban and historical significance.
Three-storey, with polygonal and round corner formation, rectangular windows, two distinctive bay windows that characterize the facade over a rectangular floor plan on three large console stones each, two-axis with rich plaster and stucco decoration, Art Nouveau, high two- or three-axis roof bay window with oval window in the gable Ornamental framework, in the roof area mansard roof with dormers, originally preserved front door, in the vestibule in the stairwell original painting, terrazzo floors, original apartment doors, etched panes, normal banisters in typical design with wooden handrails, stucco ceiling in the vestibule. |
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| Railway viaduct on the Chemnitz – Zwickau route | Werurance road (map) |
1869 | Distinctive eight-span railway bridge typical of the time, an important document in the history of transport
The eight-bay railway viaduct over Wedauer Straße clad with natural stone, railing, parts of natural stone porphyry tuff and slate also renewed, the pillars of the arches covered with dark red glazed bricks in the lower area. |
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| Individual monuments in the above-mentioned aggregate: Former district hospital consisting of two building complexes, a plastered building (three-wing system over a U-shaped floor plan, Stiftstrasse 7) as well as clinker building along the street (over an angular floor plan, Werlänge Str. 7), parts of the aggregate district hospital Zwickau (see also material 09301853 ) | Werführung Strasse 7 (map) |
1843–1845 (old district hospital) | the former district hospital (plastered building from 1845) is the oldest hospital in the city of Zwickau and one of the oldest in Saxony, the entire complex is of great historical and urban significance.
To Stiftstraße 7: plastered building, three-storey, on a U-shaped floor plan with simple profiled window walls, rows of rectangular windows, ashlar at the corner, hipped roof, central part of the three-wing system with representative facade formation, central projectile with corner cuboids, representative entrance with pillars and horizontal roofing, in The same design also includes staircase windows with large glare gables, in this facade the windows are combined to form twin windows. Werherd Straße 7: clinker building alongside the street: brick building with yellow clinker facing, polygonal masonry base, ground floor segmented arched windows, upper floor rectangular windows in regular rows, side and central projections, roof bay windows, dormers changed, hipped roof, in Stiftstraße the clinker building is adjoined by a two-storey wooden bay window on brick Base clad with polygonal masonry, the bay window is originally handed down with cast-iron pillars, but the surfaces are later deviated. The foundation stone for the Zwickau District Hospital was laid in 1841 by the District Director Baron von Künßberg. In September 1845, the district hospital was officially opened. At that time it clearly consisted of the main building (plastered building) and a two-storey plastered building on Werlänge Strasse, where the main entrance of the district hospital was then also located. |
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| Apartment house in open development in a corner, with front garden and enclosure | Werführung Strasse 11 (map) |
1899 | Part of a street that was built at the same time, of architectural and urban significance.
Four-storey, striking clinker brick building with polygonal corner formation, this one with shop, lavishly designed in the roof area, window canopies, among other things, through segmental arches and triangular gables. |
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| Apartment building in closed development, part of a street that was built at the same time and of urban and architectural value | Werführung Strasse 13 (map) |
1899 |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Werführung Strasse 15 (map) |
1898 | with a shop, typical of the time, structurally slightly simplified clinker brick building of urban significance.
Ground floor shop front presumably changed, base polygonal masonry, gate entrance, white glazed bricks, design typical of the time, raised. |
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| Apartment building in half-open development, part of a double apartment building (belonging to Lutherstrasse 11) | Werführung Strasse 22 (map) |
re. 1912 | Representative plastered building with plaster and stucco decor typical of the time, the work of the important Zwickau architect Gustav Hacault, of architectural significance.
Valuable stucco ceilings, three-story plastered building in the same design as the neighboring building with plaster grooves on the ground floor, side entrance, around the entrance plastered stucco decorations, floral decorations, masks and putti, from the 1st floor a central bay window over two floors on large console stones Rectangular floor plan, irregular window shapes and window arrangements, mostly grouped together and limited by decorative elements, including fruit baskets, the original windows only partially preserved, these with elaborately lattice-split skylight windows, extended mansard roof with large dominant roof bay windows and gable, there marked 1912. |
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| Apartment building in half-open development | Werführung Strasse 24 (map) |
1903 | Elaborately designed clinker building of architectural importance.
Four-storey, almost square floor plan, side entrance with elaborate door portal with broken triangular gable, base porphyry tufa slabs, ground floor rough plaster with simple stone window frames, simple cornice, upper floors white glazed bricks, the window openings of the rectangular windows with horizontal lintels decorated with keel arches, the facade is characterized by the massive facade Bay windows from the 1st floor over three storeys, two bay windows over three storeys or even four storeys on the side extending into the attic, the bay windows have a rectangular floor plan on sturdy stepped console stones, the window openings are each bordered by green glazed pillars, there on the bay window Cornices in porphyry clay, stone decorations on the bay window typical of the time, including tooth-cut friezes, elaborate half-timbered oriels on the gable side, subsequent balconies on the side, doors not original, windows as well. |
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| Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development | Werführung Strasse 25 (map) |
1898 | with shop, representative head building in an elaborate design of great importance in terms of urban planning, architectural history and architectural art.
A wide corner building with a polygonal corner design that defines the street scene, red clinker brick decorated with dark red glazed binder layers, windows modeled on the original, rectangular windows on the fourth floor, segmented arched windows, roof areas changed, elaborate roof bay windows over three axes, subsequent balconies not renewed in accordance with monument regulations, original entrance gate on both sides the house entrance on the corner shops. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Werführung Strasse 26 (map) |
1899 | with shop, representative, lavishly decorated plastered building of architectural and urban value.
Five-storey, eight axes, of which the central axis is a bound window axis, the ground floor and first floor separated from the rest of the facade by strong cornices, the house entrance in the middle with an elaborate roof, including bust, leaves and fruits above the house entrance, there round windows with roof, windows regularly arranged Windows on the 2nd and 3rd floors are accentuated by an elaborate roof and heraldic cartouches, the middle windows with two swan representations flanking probably a coat of arms with a crown, above on the 4th floor leaf and head representations, under the roofing of the windows on the 2nd floor fish the heraldic cartouche flanked with curly tails, cornice with egg bar frieze. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Werführung Strasse 28 (map) |
1900 | representative mixed building of great urban and artistic value in very good original condition.
Narrow, four-storey building, five axes, with a high basement, natural stone window frames, typical of the time, rectangular windows on the ground floor, segmented arched windows, the house entrance slightly set back with stairs, original two-winged wooden front door with diamond blocks and triangular gables with a narrow skylight, also framed by natural stone slabs and elaborate roofing horizontal beams and keel arches, bar profiles and designation: "ADoM1900.", central triangular bay over two floors from the first floor, fixtures for the balcony boxes preserved, base and ground floor covered with porphyry tufa panels, three upper floors each with yellow glazed bricks, original windows partially preserved, uniaxial roof bay window with volutes. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Werführung Strasse 30 (map) |
1901 | Part of a street that was built at the same time and of great urban and architectural value.
Similar design to the neighboring house, but the triangular gable is missing, the front door already influenced by Art Nouveau, the banner above the house entrance is missing, the sills on the windows of the 1st floor have been removed. |
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| Apartment building in closed development | Werführung Strasse 32 (map) |
1902 | Wide-spread multi-family house in mixed construction of great urban and historical value.
Broadly mounted with six axes, one of which is bay windows and a bound window axis, like the cellar and ground floor neighboring houses covered with porphyry panels, house entrance almost in the middle, original front door not preserved, windows changed, centrally arranged bay window with natural stone slabs over the three upper floors, facade structure preserved , Upper floors white glazed brick. |
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| Apartment building in half-open development | Werführung Strasse 34 (map) |
1903 | Part of a closed preserved street of urban and architectural value.
Similar design to the neighboring houses, remarkable: the originally preserved front door arranged on the side as well as beautiful ornamental grilles on the cellar windows, bay windows arranged in the middle from the 1st floor, uniaxial over a rectangular floor plan as a wooden bay window continued with carvings on the 3rd floor. |
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| Factory building with attached wing and high heist with enclosure | Werführung Strasse 38 (map) |
1894 | Typical factory complex of great importance in terms of architectural history.
Upstream Heiste, possibly afterwards, with polygonal natural stone masonry, bossed ashlars, above iron lattice fence, factory building on Werlänge Strasse: three-storey, wide with segmented arched window openings and pilaster strips, the facade alternately designed with yellow glazed bricks and red clinker bricks, some with original windows and original entrance door, in The single-storey factory hall adjoining Seilerstraße, red clinker brick with yellow clinker binder and stretcher layers, also pilaster strips and toothed frieze on the cornice, base of natural stone masonry, base of different-colored slate in an irregular combination. |
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