List of cultural monuments in Oberplanitz

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

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Oberplanitz

designation	location	Dating	description	ID
Former residential and administrative building of the Planitz local health insurance fund, today a day-care center	Äussere Zwickauer Strasse 1a (map)	1927	Typical of the time, architecturally sophisticated plastered building in very good original condition of urban and architectural significance. Two-storey plastered construction, base of natural stone in layered masonry, semicircular tower-like staircase porch on the north side with a sheet-metal, curved tent roof, window sill cornice on the upper floor, facade color olive green - solid-colored plaster, window and door frames and cornices in red porphyry, wide, pointed windows on the south-west side Generally rectangular windows on the upper floor, triangular windows in the gable triangle of the street-side two-axis dormer, curved hipped roof, dormers also with hipped roof, on the eaves side south / west two-axis dormer with gable roof termination.	09300142
Country department store	Äussere Zwickauer Strasse 44 (map)	1886	Plastered building in good original condition, formerly owned by the Schocken Jewish merchant family, of local historical importance. Originally built in 1886 as a two-story house with two shops, rebuilt several times, today preserved in the shape of 1912, three-story, on the ground floor a large shop front with a central entrance, ornate, presumably cast-iron pillars next to the entrance door, first floor six-part rectangular windows, on the first floor square, Formats on the 2nd floor, the window axes separated by pilaster strips, which emphasizes the vertical, coffered parapets under the windows on the 2nd floor, curved segmental arch gable, in the rear area probably goods receipt with the inscription: "Konsum", comparable country department stores only rarely received.	09231378
Former residential stable of a former three-sided courtyard	Outer Zwickauer Strasse 84 (map)	1st half of the 19th century (stable house)	Well-preserved half-timbered house of architectural and local historical value. The last remnant of a farm that is no longer preserved today, two-storey, rectangular floor plan, solid ground floor, half-timbered upper floor with tenoned struts, double-transom, gable roof, later additions on the entrance eaves side but largely preserved, renovation 2001.	09231379
Stable house of a former farm	Outer Zwickauer Strasse 94 (map)	1st half of the 19th century (stable house)	one of the few still preserved half-timbered houses in Oberplanitz, of architectural and local significance. Solid ground floor, half-timbered upper floor with regular struts and uprights, double-bar, tenon wood connections, wide threshold ring, gable roof.	09231381
Residential house in open development	Outer Zwickauer Strasse 130 (map)	1877	Small originally preserved building in the Swiss style of architectural historical and urban importance. One-storey with jamb , two-axis central projection with large roof bay, here the skylights of the windows are polygonal, clinker frames of the windows and corners in the form of a tooth-cut frieze as well as clinker cornices, jamb floor half-timbered with St. Andrew's crosses, parapet fields of the window openings in the jamb floor partially decorated with carving, on the gable side Striking wooden entrance roof with openwork panels, flat sloping slate-covered gable roof, richly decorated floating gables, also decorated the eaves areas of the roof, originally built as a house for the Planitz master builder and carpenter Louis Winkler, renovation 1999/2000.	09231382
Residential building	Bergstrasse 14 (map)	1930 (residential building)	Precast wooden house from the company Höntsch from Dresden, building historical value. Originally preserved prefabricated wooden house with an almost square floor plan with horizontal wooden cladding, rectangular windows, some of them square, multi-wing sprouts, shutters with lamellas, hipped roof, house entrance on the side, the original building has been preserved almost unchanged, one of the few witnesses of timber construction in Zwickau.	09300291
Cottage	Bergstrasse 78 (map)	1850/60	Half-timbered building typical of the time with a clad upper floor of importance in terms of urban development. simple two-storey building with massive ground floor, half-timbered upper storey with boarding, gable roof, gable triangle boarded up with windows that are too large, eaves-side massive extension, but probably the half-timbered structure on the upper floor was not impaired during the extension, original door portal with horizontal roofing, window plastering, possibly house or Miners' house, significance in terms of urban development and architectural history.	09230871
Apartment building in a corner location and adjoining residential building	Cainsdorfer Strasse 1; 3 (card)	1878	older half-timbered house with a newer apartment building of importance in terms of local development and building history. Cainsdorfer Straße 1: Apartment building in a corner location, two-storey plastered building over an angular floor plan with cornices between the basement and ground floor as well as the ground floor and first floor, on the ground floor rectangular windows in regular rows, cantilevered sills partly on volute-like corbels, on the upper floor horizontal window canopies, corner stucco three-storey plastered stucco Decorations, stairwell with simple leaded glass windows, this house was attached to an older half-timbered house, dominant building, significantly shapes the street scene, marked in 1878 on the corner risalit. Cainsdorfer Straße 3: Half-timbered house, older of the two buildings, built around 1800, presumably a cottage or workers' house, massive ground floor, half-timbered upper floor with regular half-timbered corner struts, the house was probably shortened, saddle roof, possibly the former residential stable of a farm that no longer exists today Shortened during the construction of the tenement house, so that today there are only five window axes. Home and business premises of the Planitz builder Hermann Rietscher, who played a key role in the construction of the Lukaskirche. After his death, the building and company were taken over by the well-known Planitz master builder Kurt Meichsner.	09231401
Residential house in open development with rear building	Cainsdorfer Strasse 4 (map)	1866/67	Plastered buildings, main house striking, historicizing building of its time, with few, but noble facade decoration, of architectural and artistic value. Residential building: on a rectangular floor plan, two-storey plastered building decorated with clinker or terracotta shaped bricks, including belt cornices, cornices and window frames, some friezes made of rhombuses or jagged friezes and console friezes on the cornice, windows with profiled sandstone frames, rectangular windows with multiple sashes, roofed windows on the first floor and upper floor sill cornice, plaster and terracotta shaped stones, saddle roof, house entrance on the gable side with wooden porch with crack, above this veranda, also with wooden balustrade from the construction period, original front door with two leaves with glass inserts and little ornaments, on the other hand elaborately designed raised skylight window with neo-Gothic muntin. Rear building: one storey with jamb, plastered brick structure, natural stone door window frames, house was originally a coach house, horse stable, wash house, bathroom and storage room, gable roof, still original and unchanged from the construction period, built around 1850/60. Typical building by the master builder A. Tannert, who follows Schinkel through his teacher.	09231402
Residential and office building of the former master builder Müller	Darwinstrasse 2 (map)	re. 1897	Traditional clinker brick building in good original condition of architectural value. Two-storey clinker brick building on an irregular floor plan with half-timbered elements, red clinker brick, entrance at the rear with a wooden, richly decorated porch, decorative gables with shell ornamentation marked 1897, saddle roof, roof covering with concrete roof tiles in diamond shape from the construction period (singular), next to this building is the Bauhof, a two-storey clinker brick building, which has not been declared a monument.	09231277
villa	Ebersbrunner Strasse 25 (map)	around 1900	Well-preserved clinker building of architectural value. Two-storey building with an irregular floor plan, base of polygonal masonry made of porphyry tuff, corners of bossed blocks made of sandstone, window frames also sandstone, profiled cornice, between the ground floor, upper floor and basement also sandstone, also the window sill cornices and the window frames on the facade made of sandstone, window frames with keystone on both floors , at the side of the house entrance with a horizontal roof, in this entrance area a niche made of sandstone, today without a figure, a small decorative panel above this niche with a coat of arms and foliage, the horizontal roof, which protrudes far from the hipped hipped roofs with decorated empty barriers, the front door and window have mostly been renewed, only a few of them original window preserved, originally probably a wooden winter garden, this partially massively replaced, monument value: historical value.	09231280
Apartment building in a corner location in a semi-open development, part of a double apartment building (belonging to Freiheitsstraße 33)	Emil-Rosenow-Strasse 28 (map)	1902	with shop, traditional simple clinker brick building of importance in terms of urban development and architectural history. Corner and side elevation, polygonal corner elevation with shop on the ground floor, three-storey with a pyramid helmet, clinker composite construction in the roof area, this roof structure is crowned by short wall pillars with Welschen hoods as roofing, dormer windows above the side elevation designed in the same way, facade simply with red clinker cladding and segmented arched window openings in regular rows, the original windows are not preserved today, the facade is still structured by yellow clinker binder layers, mansard roof with dormers.	09231282
Apartment house in a corner location in open development	Emil-Rosenow-Strasse 29 (map)	1905	Traditional clinker brick building, example of the workers' suburbs in Zwickau, from which the significance of the urban development history arises. Similar design to the neighboring house with corner and side projections, polygonal corners, segmented arched window openings, the windows themselves have not been preserved in their original form, representative roof bay with crowns with small Welschen hoods or pyramid helmets.	09231283
Apartment house in a corner location in open development	Emil-Rosenow-Strasse 31 (map)	1907	with shop, part of a house ensemble in a design typical of the suburb of Zwickau, therefore of importance in terms of urban development history. same design as the neighboring corner buildings with corner projections, polygonal corners, there shops, red clinker facing decorated with yellow clinker binder layers, mansard roof, slight changes in the roof area, as part of a relatively closed house ensemble, of urban development-historical importance as a typical example of workers' suburban development.	09300133
Water tower, also an observation tower	Ernst-August-Geitner-Strasse (map)		early example of reinforced concrete skeleton construction, formerly a landscape-defining and striking water tower of the city of Zwickau, testimony to the water supply of the municipality of Oberplanitz, of architectural and urban historical importance. Monolithic reinforced concrete skeleton construction with masonry infills over a polygonal floor plan, concrete shaft with rectangular window openings or almost oval window openings, cantilevered high tank also with window openings, open access above the water tank, roof closure by bell roof, design and shape were highly modern for the conditions at the time. The construction status found today suggests a high quality work. The capacity was approx. 300 cubic meters of water, which was used to supply the then still independent municipality of Oberplanitz. Due to its exposed location, there was a lookout point on the upper platform, which was also used until the 1930s. The tower tower was open for this purpose. Base 399 m and top 422 m above sea level. Note: Due to the poor state of preservation, extensive renovation measures had to be carried out, which led to the replacement of large parts of the original building stock. These measures were carried out with permission under monument protection law based directly on the original, since the construction of the new buildings around the water tower, the unique and landscape-defining location has been lost.	09231393
Apartment building in half-open development, part of a double apartment building (belonging to Emil-Rosenow-Straße 28)	Freiheitsstrasse 33 (map)	around 1902	Part of a house ensemble in typical suburban design of importance in terms of urban development history. Simple clinker building, six-axis with two-axis side elevation, facade faced with red clinker bricks, decorated with layers of yellow clinker binder, segmented arched window openings, the windows are not original, mansard roof with dormers, two-axis roof bay crowned by small pillars with Welschen hoods.	09231442
Residential house in open development	Gottfried-Keller-Strasse 1 (map)	1887/1888	distinctive plastered building, which has a significant impact on the street scene, in very good original condition, of importance in terms of building history, urban development history and urban planning. Rectangular floor plan, two-storey, seven axes, belt cornice between the ground floor and first floor, regularly arranged rectangular windows, originally a central entrance on the eaves side, today relocated and converted into a window opening, plastering on the ground floor, upper floor windows with horizontal roofing, plastered stucco decorations on the upper floor, the central window flanking, four-axis roof bay window with triangular gable, gable roof termination.	09231121
Stone arch bridge over the Erlichtbach	Kreuzbergweg (map)	19th century	The bridge used to transport iron ore from Stenn to Cainsdorf to the Königin-Marien-Hütte is of regional and industrial significance. Used to transport iron ore from Stenn to Cainsdorf to the Königin-Marien-Hütte	09231482
Apartment house in a corner location in open development	Mozartstrasse 4 (map)	1899-1900	Typical clinker brick construction of architectural and urban value. Two-storey, three-storey corner projection, plastered base, red brick facade with yellow clinker strips, on the 1st floor concrete window frames with horizontal roofing, on the corner projection on the 1st floor window frames with triangular gable roofing, on the ground floor original windows, saddle roof, corner projection with flat pyramidal helmets.	09247511
Villa with garden	Oskar-Lorenz-Strasse 10 (map)	re. 1900	architecturally demanding clinker brick building in a well-preserved park of architectural importance. Single-storey building with several projections and recesses, base porphyry tuff slabs, polygonal masonry, natural stone window frames, corner blocks with boss blocks, facade with red clinker bricks, on the basement windows original grilles from the time the villa was built - very beautiful, richly decorated grilles, house entrance behind the house with original railing, Richly decorated front door with semicircular skylight window with turned muntin bars, very original lanterns with stained glass panes and richly decorated wooden roof above the door, original windows preserved, double-winged box window with skylight, house marked 1900 above the front door, large multi-part round-arched window in the stairwell area with stone walkways, cornices and ashlar made of sandstone as well as window frames, richly structured roof landscape, some with pyramid helmets over the dormers, these crowned by balls, garden: received bed frames in granite, remains of a fountain or a round water basin in front of the villa as well as route guidance, roundabout and other routes can still be seen today, as well as old trees.	09231134
Residential and commercial building in corner location in open development	Poststrasse 1 (map)	around 1905	representative, urban-planning striking plastered building with half-timbered decoration in very good original condition of urban planning and building historical importance. Three-storey plastered building with an angular floor plan with broken corner, striking laterally arranged bay windows from the 1st floor over two axes and two storeys, in the upper area with ornamental framework, roof bay window also with ornamental framework, among other things with lugs and stud framework, windows renewed according to the original with grooved skylights, slate covering , Mansard roof, first floor with a large shop window front, the skylight windows there, these shop windows have been rebuilt according to the original.	09231230
Post office	Poststrasse 2 (map)	1916	Urban dominant plastered building in very good original condition, of architectural, local and urban value. Three-storey plastered building, raised above a rectangular floor plan, with regularly arranged rectangular windows and side access to the post office with a small roof with a hipped roof with beaver tail covering, on the 1st floor window sill and rectangular bay windows drawn around the corner with pilasters and plastered stucco decorations also with a hip roof with beaver tail covering , the window axes on the 1st and 2nd floors joined together by plastering fields, the window parapets decorated with plastered stucco medallions and the like. Ä., four-axis representative roof bay end with segment arch, there the coat of arms with ornamental decoration with the initials M and S, hipped roof, windows and doors changed, windows designed according to the model.	09231726
Methodist church with furnishings, plus parsonage, confirmation and parish hall, outdoor facilities and enclosures	Richardstrasse 8 (map)	1951-1953	Uniform ensemble mostly from the early 1950s, a singular complex of importance in terms of architectural history, architecture and urban development. Church: The church is one of the few church buildings built in the GDR after the Second World War and has been handed down in the original, hall church with a low, laterally arranged rectangular tower on the north-west side, building complex made up of many structures, base storey veneered with Rochlitz porphyry tuff panels, smooth plaster facade, the important one The design element are the window openings, which differ in shape, size and arrangement, on the north side high, narrow rectangular windows in the area of the nave, these are framed with Rochlitz porphyry tufa panels, on the south side segmented arched windows are arranged in pairs, above round windows in regular rows, these are also framed with Porphyry tufa or with plastered edging, in the lower tower area a representative entrance with a vestibule, its gable triangle with a plastered cross, this vestibule also bordered with Rochlitz porphyry tufa panels, entrance portal, lamps from the 1950s, welded Fte saddle roof with dormers, inside: altar with large cross, pulpit and baptismal font made of Cotta sandstone, altar relief: birth - resurrection - outpouring of the spirit, colored wooden ceiling, handcrafted candlestick, slider chest organ . At the same time as the church, the rectory was added in the same style by means of a cross bar with an entrance. Below the church on the west side, near the entrance, there is a large flight of stairs, which you can use to get to the park and the garden entrance. Park: adapted to the natural terrain, trees and routes from the time the church was built have been preserved, including hornbeam hedges, birches, chestnuts, conifers, rhododendrons, pines, meadows, paths.	09231739
Villa (with three leaded glass windows) as well as garden and enclosure	Rottmannsdorfer Strasse 3 (map)	1908-1909	Demanding small villa building in a spacious garden with an original fencing of architectural value. Enclosure: wrought iron fence, base of quarry stone in irregular stratification with clinker brick cover, two massive fence posts, original gate, two-winged, garden: possibly remains of the old trees, otherwise newer gardens, important as open space in front of the villa, partly old rhododendrons, villa: single-storey plastered building above Irregular floor plan with a rich roof landscape, tower, ornamental framework, saddle roof, oriel porches - partially modernized, but still largely preserved in the original.	09231586
Residential house in open development, with fencing and garden	Rottmannsdorfer Strasse 19 (map)	1906	Typical house of the time in good original condition of architectural value. Residential house (single monument): one-storey with jamb, simple construction with a slightly profiled cornice between the jamb floor and the ground floor, base of natural stone polygonal masonry covered with dark red glazed bricks, two-axis and two-story central projection, house 6 × 2 axes, gable with round window, flat pitched gable roof, two dormers on both sides of the central risalit with protruding saddle roofs, decorated purlin and rafter heads. Enclosure (ancillary facility): wrought iron fence, two brick fence pillars, gate and gate reworked but original. Garden (ancillary facility): partly old trees, including avenue of trees at the entrance area.	09300140
Individual monument of the entity Schlossberg Planitz: residential house, originally an inn, later also Steigerhaus as well as two former horse troughs and embankment wall	Schloßplatz 2 (map)	1841	late baroque plastered building in a prominent location of architectural and urban historical importance (see also the whole - Obj 09231685, Schloßplatz 1, 1a, 4, 5 ). Above U-shaped floor plan, two-storey plastered building, 8 × 7 window axes, hipped roof with beaver tail double covering, painted plaster structure, window modeled on the original, house entrance on the courtyard side, above corridor with sawn wooden parapet, this corridor only around 1900, well-balanced building, prominently standing with Tree in the apron and two arches in the embankment wall (former horse troughs, one of which is still the granite water trough, but in the process of decay), on the old trade route.	09231148
Cottage	Schulstrasse 7 (map)	after 1800	one of the few still preserved half-timbered houses in the former village of Oberplanitz, of architectural and urban historical importance. Rectangular floor plan, two-storey, ground floor massive with disfiguring, oversized windows, original sandstone door portal, half-timbered upper floor with regularly arranged rectangular windows, timbered timber-framing, gable roof, house is one of the last houses in Oberplanitz, which is why this building has a city-historical value.	09231592
Residential house with garage extension (formerly workshop) and fence	Schulstrasse 8 (map)	around 1930	Originally preserved plastered building from the 1930s of architectural value. irregular floor plan, two-storey, plastered construction - maggot plaster, base Theumaer slate or natural stone, small bay window clad with wooden shingles, lead glass window with geometric representations, side entrance with massive weather protection, garage door with diagonal board layers, gable roof or hipped roof, house probably expanded later, very good Original condition, one of the few residential buildings from the period 1930 - 1940, formerly incorrectly recorded under number 4.	09300869
School with attached gym	Uthmannstrasse 25 (map)	1904	Traditional clinker brick building in very good original condition, of architectural and local significance. Three-storey clinker brick building on a T-shaped floor plan, the gym is attached to this angle in the center axis of the school, a single-storey clinker brick building. School: Natural stone plinth, polygonal masonry, regularly arranged windows, side entrances with natural stone surrounds, there inscription: "Boys" and "Girls", original doors, original windows on the rear courtyard side and in the stairwell preserved, also original grating of the cellar windows preserved, segmented arched windows with chopped skylight windows original from the time of construction, natural stone edging of the front doors and the house entrances made of sandstone, gable roof or on the angular extension hipped roof, beaver tail double covering, a gable plastered, Gym: single storey, red clinker brick, arched window openings, on the gable also large arched window with stone sprouts, gable roof, beaver tail double covering.	09231281

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