List of cultural monuments in Pölbitz

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

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Pölbitz

image	designation	location	Dating	description	ID
	Railway bridge over the Zwickauer Mulde	(Map)	1925	Originally part of the siding of the Crossen pulp mill, a remarkable and rare combination of a steel truss and concrete girder bridge of architectural, transport and urban history importance. The first major industrial site in the north of the city of Zwickau developed from several wood, pulp and paper mills on the Zwickauer Mulde near Crossen, which emerged from the milling operation of Carl Friedrich Leonhardt and his son-in-law Christian Gottlieb Leonhardt. The latter not only financed a narrow-gauge siding to the narrow-gauge railway Mosel – Ortmannsdorf (Mülsengrundbahn) built in 1887 with a junction at the Mosel station, but from 1889 also played a key role in the planning of a standard-gauge industrial railway from Zwickau via Crossen to Mosel. For the construction of this standard-gauge line from 1892–1893, the route of the already existing narrow-gauge railway, which runs parallel to the main Dresden – Werdau line, was largely included. The new Zwickau – Crossen – Mosel railway line became an important engine of industrialization in the north of the city of Zwickau and quickly received several sidings to companies close to the line, including the Horch and Audi factories. The paper and cellulose factory (from 1895 consisting of the two companies CF Leonhardt and CF Leonhardt Söhne) remained the main user of the railway line until 1945. After the northern factory premises had already been connected to the industrial railway, a separate siding to the transfer station in Crossen was created around 1925 from the southern factory premises, the pulp factory. For this it was necessary to build a bridge structure over 100 m long over the Zwickauer Mulde from a multi-span concrete girder over the flood channel and a 40 m long iron truss over the river opening. With the takeover of the northern factory premises (the paper mill dismantled after the Second World War) by SAG Wismut in 1950 and the construction of a uranium ore washing plant by 1952 (referred to as “Factory 38”, from 1968 as “Object 101”), freight traffic increased due to the rain Transport of uranium ore along the route is essential. After 1989, however, the line utilization decreased again as a result of the discontinuation of most of the operations along the line, so that in 1999 a section was shut down (the remaining and meanwhile rehabilitated part of the railway line is still served as a siding from the Mosel station) and various dismantling Structural and engineering structures took place. The pulp bridge, which led to the southern factory site, which is now part of the VEB Zellstoff- und Papierfabrik Crossen, remained in place and is now used as a pedestrian bridge after a partial renovation in 2010. It is not only a final testimony to the production site of the once world-leading paper and cellulose factory Christian Gottlieb Leonhardts and his sons, but also as part of the Zwickau – Crossen – Mosel railway line, which was a major factor in the industrialization of the north of Zwickau, and of economic and urban historical importance. Due to its construction as a combined bridge of concrete girders and lattice girders, the pulp bridge is also of great importance and rarity in terms of building construction history. (LfD / 2014) Railway bridge: built in 1925, consisting of multi-span concrete girders on five concrete pillars over the trough as well as steel lattice girders over the opening of the Zwickauer Mulde, length 110 m, lower lane with two standard gauge tracks and one narrow gauge track (field railway with gauge of 6000 m on the factory premises to the wood and Limestone transport - the limestone was sprinkled with water in the acid tower that was broken off in 2008 and surrounded by sulfur dioxide, the resulting calcium bisulfite acid was used for the chemical breakdown of wood for the purpose of dissolving the (sulfite) pulp required for paper production (sulfite process), partial renovation around 2010, reused as a pedestrian bridge. Concrete girders over the trough: presumably made of reinforced concrete, girders with variable beam height and straight haunches as well as strong concrete parapets, supported on five concrete pillars, one of which is separating pillar to the adjoining steel truss. Steel lattice girders over river opening: riveted, trapezoidal girders (strong strut lattice with posts, due to the construction as an inclined bridge, the girders are positioned offset in the longitudinal direction) with predominantly lattice-like cross girders as well as a light wind bond between the upper chords, due to the width of the construction additional longitudinal girders in the middle between the upper chords , strong cross members and wind bracing under the roadway between the lower chords, possibly. several longitudinal girders to accommodate the tracks, further stiffening by means of triangular sheets between posts and cross girders. The dividing pillars between the concrete girder and the steel truss girders are stronger and integrated into the parapet. Railway line Zwickau – Crossen – Mosel (line abbreviation ZCM), Saxon branch line / industrial line: originated from a narrow-gauge siding to the narrow-gauge railway Mosel – Ortmannsdorf (Mülsengrundbahn), junction at Mosel station, built in 1887, used. The railway was financed by the CF Leonhardt paper and pulp mill the route during the construction of a regular-gauge railway line from Zwickau via Crossen to Mosel 1892–1893, project planning driven by paper and pulp manufacturer Christian Gottlieb Leonhardt, Zwickau – Crossen – Mosel railway line important impetus for the further industrialization of the region north of Zwickau, paper and cellulose factory Until 1945 main users with two own connection points, 1950 SAG Wismut settled on the route (uranium ore processing plant Crossen), as a result high freight traffic due to uranium ore transports, 1989/1990 cessation of uranium ore processing, also closure of most of the operations along the route, 1999 St. Laying of a section between Zwickau and Crossen, renovation of the remaining section around 2000, continued service from Mosel station as a siding.	09302597
	Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development, part of a double apartment building (see also Franz-Mehring-Straße 66)	Alexanderstraße 11 (map)	re. 1912	Typical plastered building in good original condition, of urban value. Associated with Franz-Mehring-Straße 66, three-storey building, plastered facade, semicircular corner bay window from the 1st floor to the top floor, distinctive for the street scene, on Alexanderstraße a single-axis central projection with roof bay window, on Franz-Mehring-Straße two-axis side bay window also with roof bay window , slate-covered mansard roof, rectangular window with finely grooved skylight, modeled on the original, house entrance facing the courtyard, figural and floral plaster and stucco decorations, inscribed 1912 and ER probably Ernst Rascher for the client, renovation 1997.	09230023
	Apartment building in a corner location in closed development, part of a double apartment building (see also Franz-Mehring-Straße 68) and front garden	Alexanderstraße 12 (map)	1929	Traditional plastered building in good original condition, of urban and architectural value. Belonging to Franz-Mehring-Straße 68, four-storey building with a slate-covered gable roof, plastered building, plinth area clad with clinker bricks, plastered surfaces in different colors including porphyry, greenish and ocher, the windows on the upper floors partially framed in porphyry, on the ground floor green framing, typical high-quality plaster from the 1920s / 1930s, originally with a store, stepped gable with a centrally arranged, single-axis rectangular bay extending from the 1st to the 3rd floor, doors and windows still almost completely original, lead-glass windows in the stairwell, original wooden balconies and loggias at the rear, windowsill cornice Bricks on the 3rd floor, a very simple but traditional example of this construction period, built with the help of a home loan (rent tax).	09231815
	Residential stable house, side building, barn and gate system as well as courtyard paving of a three-sided courtyard	Angerstrasse 15 (map)	2nd half of the 18th century (stable house)	Closed preserved farm with residential and farm buildings in half-timbered construction in very good original condition, of architectural, social and urban historical importance. Residential stable house: solid ground floor, probably undercut, upper floor half-timbered, numerous struts, all wood connections tapped, windows in the arrangement and presumably original size largely preserved, saddle roof, probably horizontal roof truss. Gate system: Artfully designed, with wooden pillars, beaver tail covering of the roof and carving, large wooden gate and gate. One of the few preserved gate systems in Zwickau. Construction time probably around 1900. Side building: formerly stable, half-timbered completely preserved on the ground floor and on the upper floor, numerous struts, gable roof, probably around 1800. Barn: one storey, half-timbered building, steep pitched roof. Monument value: building historical, urban and social historical value. One of the last fully preserved farms in Zwickau. Front yard, paved courtyard preserved	09230028
	Stable house of a farm	Angerstrasse 32 (map)	around 1800 (stable house)	traditional half-timbered building of social and local historical importance. Eaves facing the street, massive ground floor, almost unchanged, half-timbered upper floor slated with slate cladding (pointed angle stencil cover), slightly curved gable roof.	09230032
	Villa with enclosure	Audistraße 3 (map)	1902	Architecturally sophisticated plastered building with rich plaster and stucco decorations and ornamental framework, of architectural value. Wrought iron fence with leaf decorations, two-storey plastered construction with a bay window on the ground floor (originally an open veranda), above it a balcony with a balustrade, a tower on a circular floor plan with plastered stucco decoration - vine and ornamental framework, jamb and gable triangles also with ornamental framework, among other things with stands and curly struts , Half-hip or saddle roofs, windows copied from the original with spruced skylights, window frames on the south and east sides with Art Nouveau decorations and roses, on the north side a semicircular entrance porch with attached lantern, there small leaded glass windows, client: former wine merchant, gate entrance and gate of the enclosure changed, inside good original inventory including all doors, wooden banisters, wall paneling with built-in bench and several stucco ceilings, one of which is a wood imitation ceiling with a beer glaze.	09230998
	Vehicles and engines from the collection of the Automobile Museum	Audistraße 7			09231686
	Office building, workshop building, second machine room / production hall, porter building, company villa and enclosure (Audistraße 7), assembly hall (so-called Siemenshalle) (Audistraße 9), production halls (three halls), administration building (auditum / administration tower), DKW band, new Audi factory and bridge structure (Horchstrasse 2)	Audistrasse 7; 9 (card)	1912–1913 (three factory halls)	A unique ensemble of Audi Automobil-Werke mbH that has been preserved as a whole, from 1915 Audi Werke AG Zwickau then Auto Union AG Audi plant, later VEB Sachsenring Plant II, today August Horch Museum Zwickau, of importance in terms of building history, local history, technology history and personal history. Audistraße 7: office building: 1898, three-storey, 8 × 2 axes, four-axis central projection, flat roof trusses, red brick facade with yellow pilaster strips, lintel arches and window sill cornices, cornice made of red and yellow clinker bricks designed as a tooth-cut frieze, street-side parapet, originally used as an advertising wall, wrought iron wall Arched segment windows, prototypically renewed, entrance door as well, two large windows with steel girder lintels in the area of ​​the central projectile on the ground floor, interior fittings from the construction period have been preserved, e.g. B. two-wing vestibule door with swinging wings, finely braced glass inserts, finely braced large skylight area and fixed side parts, granite stairs with wooden railings, original tiled floor in the hallway, on the ground floor historical Audi secretariat completed by salvaged parts of the Horch secretariat from the demolished administration building in Crimmitschauer Straße , on the upper floor a former authorized representative's room with stucco coffered ceiling, wooden panels, parquet flooring, original doors and color findings on walls and ceilings, building originally constructed for the wood goods manufacturer Robert Adolf Walther, acquired by August Horch in 1909 to found a new automobile company after leaving the Horch works, Workshop building: 1898, across the entire width of the western eaves side adjoining the office building, two-storey, full basement, hall-like support / beam / construction, otherwise the same design as the office building, second machine room / Pro Production hall: 1910, in a northerly direction over the entire width of the office building and the workshop building, reinforced concrete skeleton construction with red clinker cladding, floor space approx. 43 m × 35 m, column grid approx. 7 m × 7 m, high rectangular, finely-grooved metal windows, flat roof with six skylight strips , Villa: 1911, single-storey plastered building with a loft, various window formats, rectangular and arched windows, e.g. T worked up z. Partly renewed prototypically, partly also with lead glazing, mansard roof with crested, beaver tail double covering, street-side balcony with wooden railing, entrance with roofing, outside staircase, iron railing and original house entrance door, this with basket arch and small glass cut-out, as a company villa without the usual features of a manufacturer's villa At that time, since economy was the top priority, of personal historical importance as August Horch's house, which he lived in with his family until 1927, enclosure identical to that of the factory complex (terrazzo columns and wrought iron fence panels in a later Art Nouveau design), inside a variety of furnishings from the Get construction time, so z. B. Interior doors with fittings, wooden stairs with handrails, wall paneling, wooden beam ceilings with inserts, stenciled wall paintings, radiator cladding, wall tiles with border, porter building: 1924, one-storey, square floor plan, brick shell facade, flat inclined tent roof with central chimney, right axis designed as a covered passage , Renovation of the entire ensemble in 2003/2004. Audistraße 9: Assembly hall (so-called Siemenshalle): 1938–1939, built at a right angle in the middle to the east of the DKW-Band building , built for the production of export vehicles with special requirements, due to the war preparations, with the aim of saving iron as much as possible Spar building erected, two-storey, full basement, floor area 114 m × 26 m, cantilevered gable roof as a nail board truss construction, basement and ground floor reinforced concrete skeleton construction, upper floor masonry, clinker brick façades in cross bracing, large square window openings, windows not prototypically renewed, vertical ribbon windows in the stairwells. Horchstrasse 2: Hall complex of the first extension (three halls): 1912–1913, complex of two larger and one smaller hall, single-storey solid construction with steel supports, full basement, clinker brick facades, flat roofs with skylights, large rectangular windows with fine linteling, typical of industrial construction, Audi - New factory building: 1923–1924, block-like construction along today's Hochstraße, in front of the halls from the first extension, single-storey, tall rectangular windows with fine sprues, grouped together, flat roof with skylight strips, 1935–1936 (?), Centrally arranged distinctive three-storey administration tower, Protruding three axes from the hall block, 6 × 5 axes, lavishly designed clinker brick facades with pilaster strips, cornice and large, flat inclined triangular gables in a clear cubic design language, surfaces in different ornamental associations, flat roof, high-rectangular and finely lined windows, small towards the top he will be, DKW-Band: 1935–1936, extension of the hall bar in a northerly direction to expand the plant for assembly line production, design adapted to the existing buildings, bridge structure: 1938–1939, in connection with the assembly hall as a direct connection between this and the halls of the First extension erected, reinforced concrete bridge construction with originally two passage arches, closed massive superstructure with clinker cladding for the weather-independent transfer of new vehicles on the upper floor from one hall to the other, horizontal ribbon windows with typical industrial glazing:	09231611
	Former bobbinet weaving mill (red clinker building) with functional machine equipment: seven bobbinet looms (W. Hooton-Maker, Nottingham), three bobbinet looms (Jardine type), ten jacquard attachments, three winding machines, three winding machines and two drying ovens as well as the production building of the former lace weaving mill » R. Kant KG "and chimney (35 m high)	Audistraße 8 (map)	1909	Plant of technical historical importance. The bobbinet looms, including the jacquard machines, are still functioning English-style looms from the years 1886 and the following for the production of lace. After the industrial revolution in England and the associated mechanization of the textile industry, mechanical lace manufacture, in addition to curtain weaving increasingly also in Saxony, became another main branch of the Saxon, but above all the Vogtland clothing industry. After the heyday of the embroidery lace in the Plauen district, the demand for high-quality clothing and linen lace that was necessary at the time could increasingly be achieved mechanically. The impressive weaving width of over 7 meters and approx. 3200 working individual bobbins brought immense daily outputs that were not comparable with the previous form of lace manufacture. A few locations outside of the Vogtland testify to the growing demand. Zwickau and Dresden produced this type of lace with the looms that still existed here until the 1980s. This not only speaks for the popularity of the products in Germany and abroad, but also documents the quality work of English mechanical engineers from the end of the last century. After the collapse of the textile industry and the closure of most of these factories after 1990, the facility in Zwickau is the last complex preserved lace weaving mill with the necessary ancillary machines - such as winding machines, presses and steaming systems for the bobbins as well as an existing jacquard card production facility - in the Saxon region and probably all over Germany. What is significant is that the facility has existed unchanged in its form since 1909 and should still be fully operational with appropriate restoration. This machine system is a testimony to the production history of the Saxon and German textile industry from the beginnings of mechanized textile production. At the same time, it is a testimony to the English mechanical engineering history of the 19th century. This gives the machine system a high historical and technical-scientific value. The special historical and scientific value of this machine system, which in its entirety is probably the last evidence of mechanical lace manufacture for clothing and decoration purposes in Germany, follows from the monument property described above. This plant is also very memorable for the regional textile industry. There is a particular public interest in their preservation, especially in the state of Saxony. Building: two-storey, red clinker brick facades, flat roof trusses, originally with skylight windows, unfortunately no longer available today, large rectangular windows with fine sprues, typical of industrial construction, e.g. T. worked up, z. Partly renewed prototypically, steel girder window lintels, window areas are subdivided into rectangular fields by pilaster strips, historical room structures almost completely preserved, wooden beam ceiling on steel supports and steel girders, in the ceiling between the ground floor and upper floor there are built-in skylights that can be walked on and driven over, stairwell with wrought iron railing, traffic areas in part Covered with Fikentscher stones, on the western gable side a former machine and boiler house with an internal, 35 m high chimney, equipment in both rooms unfortunately no longer available, renovation 2005, factory built by the company Zwickauer Spitzenweberei GmbH Artzt & Hempel managing directors Kurt Hempel and Rudolf Göldner , from 1928 Hartenstein weaving lace works, Richard Kant GmbH Zwickau plant	09231612
	collection	Audistrasse 8; 18th			09306607
	Former official residence of a gas works, with enclosure	Audistraße 18 (map)	around 1925	Plastered building characterized by the local style and modernity in very good original condition, of architectural historical importance. Broad plastered building with clinker plinth, two-storey, windows bordered with hard-fired clinker bricks, entrances as well, doors from the construction period with grating (Bauhaus influence), windows renewed prototypically - two or three-winged, rung-split, terrace railing consisting of iron bars in a functional design, curved hipped roof, on the reverse a striking tower-like staircase porch, fence and gate kept very simple in simple but typical geometric shapes.	09232974
	Master house of a gas works (today Erdgas Südsachsen)	Audistraße 22 (map)	1892	of local historical importance (see also Audistraße 20 and 24). Two-storey, red clinker brick facade with bands in yellow and brown glazed clinker bricks, segmented arched windows, slightly protruding rubble stone base made of polygonal masonry with cover made of brown glazed cornice stones, originally 3 × 4 axes, later 3 × 5, in the extension coupled windows with raised center (sandstone walls), house entrance with Sandstone walls and outside staircase, tiled hipped roof, wide, expansive eaves cornice.	09248122
	Administration building with director's apartment of a gas works (today Erdgas Südsachsen)	Audistraße 24 (map)	around 1890	of importance in terms of technical history and local history (see also Audistraße 20 and 22). Administration building with director's apartment: two-storey, red clinker facade with yellow clinker bricks, the corners of the building emphasized by pilaster strips, sloping cornices and window sills on the ground floor made of brown glazed cornice stones, base made of polygonal masonry with simple sandstone cornice, 5 × 6 axes, segmented arched window, blind window flanked on the street side on the upper floor in the middle of two ceramic medallions, the left window on the south side of the upper floor is designed as a bay window, this is decorated with decorative stones, house entrance with open staircase, hipped roof, wide, expansive eaves cornice, inside steel staircase with wrought-iron Art Nouveau staircase railing, wooden staircase with turned glass railing and etched door element Fine-grooved skylight, room doors, platform coverings and stucco ceilings have been preserved. Gas cleaning building: two-and-a-half-storey, red clinker brick building in a cross connection with pilaster strips, originally 5 × 3 axes, later expanded to 10 × 3 axes, eaves cornice and gable end as a toothed frieze made of brick, gable raised with sandstone cover, segmented arched windows partly with industrial glazing, tiled gable roof, ceiling and Supports (40 cm × 40 cm) on the ground floor of the extension made of reinforced concrete, in the old part Prussian cap vaults with cast iron supports, roof structure in the extension steel trusses screwed and riveted with gusset plates, double chair in the old part - demolition. Regulatory building: on the south gable adjoining the gas cleaning building, single storey, 3 × 3 axes, otherwise the same design as the gas cleaning building - demolition. Remains of the enclosure: along Schlachthofstraße, brick wall with brick columns, demolition.	09248123
	Promenade with avenue	Brueckenstrasse (map)	around 1930	The last remaining section of the former Muldenpromenade, which ran from downtown Zwickau to Pölbitz, and is of importance in terms of urban history and landscape design. History: 1929 Creation of a promenade from the former Waisenhausstraße to the Pölbitzer Muldenbrücke, planting with avenue trees and dog roses, creation of a bicycle path, in memory of the cloth miller's whale mill located nearby at that time it was given the name Tuchmacherdamm , from 1930 relocation and elevation of the flood dam on the left bank of the Mulde from the Pölbitzer bridge down to the northern city limits, this section was also planted with avenue trees, as postcards from the early 1930s prove, on the dike crown laid out promenade with avenue of alternately arranged winter linden trees (Tilia cordata), last preserved section of the Formerly from the Zwickau city center to Pölbitz running Muldenpromenade.	09305330
	Workshop	Crimmitschauer Strasse 36g (map)	1921	As a workshop building for the Carl Böneche company - building plumbing, gas and water systems, putty-free glazing - built, remarkable roof truss construction, especially of architectural significance.	09304813
	Apartment building in open development	Dorotheenstrasse 8 (map)	1902	Elaborately designed plastered building typical of the time with Art Nouveau decor, of architectural significance. Three-storey, five axes, plaster with plaster ashlars on the ground floor, a kind of bosses ashlar above the windows, two-story bay window arranged in the middle and subsequently attached, roof bay with arched curtain windows above, ornamental depictions of plants on the 2nd floor next to the windows, Art Nouveau decor, changed roof area, gable with curved round arch , Plinth with red clinker brick, windows renewed, lavish wooden vestibule on the courtyard side in the entrance area, originally on the ground floor the seat of the Maumaterialienhandlung with coal mail order business Bernhard Apel, renovation 1998	09230151
	Apartment building in closed development	Dorotheenstrasse 9 (map)	1904	Formerly with a shop and bakery, elaborately designed plastered building, middle part of a group of three houses, of architectural and urban value. Three-storey, six axes, pilaster strips, on the ground floor concrete blocks with bosses ashlar, in the middle a large shop window with a basket arch, originally with a shop door, above it a large arched window with a double stone cross, very beautiful original two-winged front door with glass inserts and a raised skylight, keystone with a female head, above all door and door Window openings on the ground floor such keystones, upper floor smooth plaster, window parapets on the first floor with set balusters, windows according to the original with grooved skylights, richly structured facade, central roof bay with upper round arch, monument value: architectural and urban value as part of a street of the same design, renovation 1998	09230152
	Apartment building in semi-open development with a front garden, part of a corner group of three houses (belonging to Franz-Mehring-Straße 133, 135)	Dorotheenstrasse 14 (map)	1908	Elaborately decorated building in clinker mixed construction of architectural and urban value as part of a similarly designed building ensemble. Three-storey, five axes, side elevation four-storey, two axes, ground floor bosses ashlar (concrete blocks), upper floor red clinker or white glazed bricks decorated with green glazed tile strips in the area of ​​the side elevation as well as concrete decorative elements such as lion heads with foliage and coat of arms-like representations with comb plaster and various abstracts Ornaments, a frieze on the cornice - running dog and reliefs with depictions of flowers, renovation 1997.	09230154
	Apartment building in open development	Dorotheenstrasse 17 (map)	1904	originally the right half of a semi-detached house (lost in the war), a simple clinker brick building of urban value. Five axes, three-storey, emphasis on the central axis, red clinker facade with decorative elements and window frames made of artificial stone, strict vertical structure in the manner of pilaster strips between all axes and on the building edges, renovation 2000.	09230155
	Residential and commercial building	Dorotheenstrasse 25 (map)	around 1933	House and headquarters of the construction business Horst Pöhler, architecturally sophisticated plastered construction, typical example from around 1930 in very good original condition of architectural value. Three-storey, on a square floor plan, Theumaer slate base, plastered facade, on the 1st floor in the middle small bay window over a segment-arched floor plan with three window axes, hipped roof, laterally open entrance porch with arches framed by Theumaer slate, above bay window, original front door preserved, window from the original modeled on the back of the staircase porch and original balcony with wooden railing, simple Heimatstil building in good original condition.	09230156
	Residential and administrative building of the former Zwickauer Warenvermittlungs Aktiengesellschaft in open development	Dorotheenstrasse 26 (map)	around 1912	Company apartments on the upper floors, broad-based representative plastered building with elaborate facade decor of architectural value. Three-storey, two side elevations each with three axes, central part five window axes, plaster grooves on the ground floor, here arched or segmented arched windows originally with finely grooved skylights - only partially preserved, above the windows on the side elevations plastered stucco reliefs, including a depiction of Hermes with a Hermes staff as well as Flora, both flanked by putti, floral decorations between the windows on the 1st and 2nd floors: cornucopia, between them the coat of arms inscribed ZWA, the window here with a straight arch, all renewed today, two biaxial oriels on the roof over the side projections and two dormers - also with two axles, the administration was housed on the ground floor, the master baker of the large bakery in the back building lived on the first floor, and the main warehouse clerk and manager lived on the second floor.	09230157
	Administration building of a former automobile factory, today a customs office building	Dorotheenstrasse 35 (map)	around 1920	isolated, representative plastered building of technical and local historical importance. Modified three-storey plastered building on the facade with a central projectile, originally preserved clock, otherwise the facade more strongly shaped and simplified, rectangular floor plan, jamb floor, flat covered, horizontally divided by belt and cornice and plaster tape at the height of the window frame on the ground floor, on the ground floor high rectangular windows, approximately square, central projection: with entrance, originally with free-standing columns, today glazed, narrow staircase windows and toilet windows, pilaster strips, crowned by a clock, simple functional building, important design elements are the wall-opening ratio, the grouping of the windows, the projections and recesses of the facade as well as its horizontal and vertical structure, functional design without plastering and stucco decorations, the original stairwell preserved in the interior, 1938 DKW distribution point Zwickau, from 1940 Auto Union AG car delivery plant Zwickau, renovation 2004.	09231420
	Apartment building in half-open development, part of a double apartment building (belonging to Leipziger Straße 169) with a front garden	Edmundstrasse 1 (map)	1907	Typical building in clinker mixed construction, of architectural and urban value. This type of house was built several times in different variations in the same street, it was designed by the same builder. This house is also characterized by the bosses on the ground floor and concrete blocks as a bay surround, yellow clinker facing and red glazed bricks on the upper floor as well as prefabricated decorative elements under the windows between the 1st and 2nd floors, renovation 1997.	09230281
	Apartment building in semi-open development with front garden, part of a group of three houses (belonging to Leipziger Strasse 171 and 173)	Edmundstrasse 2 (map)	1906	clinker brick building typical of the time in good original condition of architectural and urban value. see Edmundstrasse 4, 6 and 8, same design, very good original condition, renovation in 1998.	09230282
	Apartment building in half-open development with front garden, part of a group of three houses (belonging to No. 6 and 8)	Edmundstrasse 4 (map)	1905	Typical of the time, architecturally elaborate rendered building in clinker mixed construction of architectural and urban value Same design as Edmundstrasse 6 and 8.	09230283
	Apartment building in closed development, part of a group of three houses (belonging to No. 4 and 8) with a front garden	Edmundstrasse 6 (map)	1906	Typical building in clinker mixed construction of architectural and urban value. Elaborately designed building, part of a group of three houses - middle house, with elaborate door surrounds and design of the ground floor, concrete-stone boss cuboid, same design as the neighboring houses, but with a central projection, original front door with separate round skylight preserved, above the windows on the ground floor in the blind arches depicting swans as Plaster and stucco decorations, Pegasus representations in the window parapets of the 1st floor, renovation 1995.	09230284
	Apartment building in half-open development with front garden, part of a group of three houses (belonging to No. 4 and 6)	Edmundstrasse 8 (map)	1906	Typical building in clinker mixed construction of architectural and urban value. Three-storey or four-storey corner risalit, on the ground floor and as a border for the corner risalit, boss blocks made of cast concrete blocks, on the upper floors white glazed bricks in the area of ​​the corner risalites and red clinker bricks on the remaining surfaces, window frames typical of the time with a roof, the corner formed like a tower with a flat roof and a balustrade wreath Balusters in the window parapet fields on the ground floor, various window shapes and divisions, monument value: historical and urban value, renovation 1998.	09230285
	Substation	Franz-Mehring-Strasse (map)	around 1930	Industrial building with striking clinker brick decorations of architectural, urban and industrial historical value. The former North substation was built towards the end of the 1920s as a functional building for the municipal power supply, which was taken off the grid in the early 1990s and its technical equipment was subsequently removed. As is typical of the time, the functional building was erected in the functional basic forms of New Building with style echoes of Expressionism and Art Deco in architectural decoration. The facades are characterized by the formation of strong pilaster strips with clinker-clad backing, in whose decorative fields the windows are embedded. The rows of pilasters are stretched between poorly structured head sections with windows only on the front sides, which give the building a strong, almost defiant appearance. The two roof extensions, only one of which fulfills an actual ventilation function, while the other has been added for reasons of symmetry, reinforce this impression of solid power, which goes well with the technical function. The quality of the design corresponds to the representative value that was confidently assigned to the urban infrastructure at the time of construction. At the same time, the building refers to the expansion of the power grid, brought about by the increasing energy demand of the important industrial city. Despite the removal of the mechanical and technical equipment, the floor plan shows the original function as a substation. As a testimony to urban supply that is relevant in terms of technology and the history of the city, and due to the artistic significance of the industrial building at the time it was built, there is public interest in its preservation. The extensive authenticity of the appearance and the internal disposition, which can also be retained in the event of a change of use, contribute to this public interest. (LfD / 2012) Broad, two-storey plastered building with pilaster strips, a plastered pilaster strip between each window axis, the window parapets and the window surrounds were clinkered, the window parapets between the ground floor and the upper floor received decorative clinker brickwork (cross, St. Andrew's cross, wickerwork and rhombuses), Window openings on the 1st floor probably originally higher, windows and doors renewed, technical equipment no longer available.	09231252
	Plastic "choir boy"	Franz-Mehring-Strasse (map)	1938	Example of construction-related art of the 1930s, of artistic importance. Probably by Edmund Schorisch, life-size sculpture of a boy singing and making music on a column (possibly sandstone) and a footplate.	09231816
	Residential house (with two entrances) of a residential complex, with front garden and garages as intermediate buildings	Franz-Mehring-Strasse 35; 37 (card)	1936	Originally preserved plastered building, as a typical example of the architecture of the 30s of the 20th century of architectural and urban importance. Both parts of the block have a uniform design, with the entrance areas being arranged differently - at number 35 on the courtyard side, while at number 37 the entrance was arranged on the street side in the middle with a natural stone border, the original front door was preserved, window openings with narrow chiseled stone borders, as well as sills made of ashlar, narrow windowsill cornice between the ground floor and first floor, the windows were modeled on the original, on the back of the house there are balconies that were modeled on the original number 35 with a three-story bay window in half-timbered construction over a polygonal floor plan, parapet fields of the window openings on the bay window with sgraffiti : Depiction of a blacksmith, a Hitler Youth boy and a sower, the bay window is closed by a pyramid helmet, regularly arranged biaxial dormers on the roof, roofing with fiber cement plates in anthracite color (modeled after slate et), originally slate cover.	09231063
	Residential building (with two entrances) in a residential complex with a front garden	Franz-Mehring-Strasse 39; 41 (card)	1936	Originally preserved plastered building, as a typical example of the architecture of the 30s of the 20th century of architectural and urban importance. Same design but in mirror image as the neighboring block, sgraffiti on the bay window: Depiction of a mechanical engineer and a bricklayer, the original depiction of a miner is no longer preserved today, the window parapets between the 2nd and 3rd floors of the bay are provided with guild signs, tall rectangular windows - four parts, each Wing with a central rung and a fixed fighter in the middle.	09231065
	Totality of residential complex Franz-Mehring-Straße with the following individual monuments: row of houses with seven entrances and building sculptures (Franz-Mehring-Straße 40, 42, 44, 46, 48, 50 and 52 as well as Schlachthofstraße 17 in corner position - see also object 09231251), row of houses with 8 entrances with intermediate building (Franz-Mehring-Straße 51, 53, 55, 57 and Schlachthofstraße 15 in the corner - see also Obj. 09302692, and Franz-Mehring-Straße 59, 61, 63 and 65 - see also Obj. 09302690) , Fountain with fountain sculpture (Schlachthofstraße 15 - see also Obj. 09302692) as well as settlement green and memorial stone (in the green area Schlachthofstraße 17) as a whole	Franz-Mehring-Strasse 40; 42; 44; 46; 48; 50; 51; 52; 53; 55; 57; 59; 61; 63; 65 (card)	1930-1937	Settlement green consisting of green spaces on the buildings, a row of pyramids poplar and maple trees, a striking urban development, of architectural and urban value. Franz-Mehring-Straße 40, 42, 44, 46, 48, 50, 52: four-story plastered buildings, each in the middle of the house entrance, this accentuated by clinker edging, otherwise squat rectangular windows in a regular arrangement, multi-sashed, lattice-split windows with skylights (color originally in green / white), hipped roof, simple design through the length, characterizing urban development, inscription on the plastic: “What you inherit from your fathers, acquire it in order to own it.” The sculpture is made by Zwickau builders Emil and Ernst Rascher as well as the Son and later master builder Lothar Rascher (father, son and grandson), all three figures characterized - one by the grandfather's cane, the father with a construction drawing in his hands and the son with a trowel, facade color not originally - this one with olive green porphyry-colored window sills and windowsill cornice on the 3rd floor, stairwell area in orange. Schlachthofstraße 17: Head building of the row of houses, house entrance on the courtyard side, on the street and gable side each centrally arranged risalit-like porch, this originally provided with orange-colored plaster and porphyry red corner blocks, porphyry-colored windowsill cornices on all floors, in the gable-side green space small memorial stones adorned with putti. Franz-Mehring-Strasse 51, 53, 55, 57: four-storey, broadly mounted plastered building, pictorial representations on the facade, skiers, grape harvest, farm workers with scythe and digging farm workers at number 51, the zodiac signs Aries, Taurus, Gemini and Cancer at number 53 , Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio at number 55, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius and Pisces at number 57, all buildings have a similar design with a central entrance - framed by dark red clinker brick, plinth cladding also dark red clinker brick, stairwell window with stained glass panes, windows Renewed (original color scheme in white / green), entrance doors only partially preserved or reconstructed, color scheme not uniform today, (see also other parts of the whole in Franz-Mehring-Str.), the intermediate building contained a common room for the tenants, which is used for various purposes could. Schlachthofstraße 15: four-storey plastered building with an L-shaped floor plan with regularly arranged windows, three plaster panels with pictorial representation on the east facade, base glazed bricks, all other floors plaster with plaster grooves, plaster strips and plaster blocks as corner accentuation, balconies renewed (not originally), stairs with Roofing on pillar, house as a corner house significant in terms of urban development, in front of the building a former well with clinker surround, in the middle plastic on a base made of shell limestone: mother with child and sitting dog, on the house two inscriptions: on the gable side “Active mind and diligent hand / bring blessings in the country ”, on the input side“ Where peace + unity / rules / there is the whole house / adorned ”. Franz-Mehring-Straße 59, 61, 63, 65: four-storey, broadly laid plastered building, consisting of four uniformly designed individual buildings, each with four window axes, centrally arranged staircase and house entrance, the house entrance and the base clad with clinker brick, plastered facade, plaster strips, windows Only accentuated by colored framing (originally provided with narrow, rounded, circumferential bezels), staircase windows with simple plaster and stucco edging, these with lead glass windows, some with stained glass (representation of the craft) - at house numbers 63 and 61 with the representation of the Olympic rings (Referring to the Olympic Games 1936), on the gable end of house number 65 the inscription "Built in 1936/1937", Green areas: the houses Franz-Mehring-Straße 51, 53, 55, 57, 59, 61, 63, 65 and Schlachthofstraße 15: have small front garden areas and gardens behind the houses, in front of the row building at Franz-Mehring-Straße 40, 42, 44 , 46, 48, 50, 52 Row of trees made of Norway maple (new planting, can be proven in historical photos), striking pyramid poplar (Populus nigra 'Italica') as a landmark on the corner of Franz-Mehring-Strasse and Schlachthofstrasse (Flrst. 1680c ),	09305333
	Individual features of the aggregate of the Franz-Mehring-Strasse residential complex: row of houses with seven entrances and Schlachthofstrasse 17 in the corner (see aggregate 09305333, same address)	Franz-Mehring-Strasse 40; 42; 44; 46; 48; 50; 52 (card)	1930-1935	Striking multi-family houses with architectural sculptures at number 52 and in front of Schlachthofstrasse 17, of architectural and urban value. Franz-Mehring-Straße 40, 42, 44, 46, 48, 50, 52: four-story plastered buildings, each in the middle of the house entrance, this accentuated by clinker edging, otherwise squat rectangular windows in a regular arrangement, multi-sashed, lattice-split windows with skylights (color originally in green / white), hipped roof, simple design through the length, characterizing urban development, inscription on the plastic: “What you inherit from your fathers, acquire it in order to own it.” The sculpture is made by Zwickau builders Emil and Ernst Rascher as well as the Son and later master builder Lothar Rascher (father, son and grandson), all three figures characterized - one by the grandfather's cane, the father with a construction drawing in his hands and the son with a trowel, facade color not originally - this one with olive green porphyry-colored window sills and windowsill cornice on the 3rd floor, stairwell area in orange. Schlachthofstraße 17: Head building of the row of houses, house entrance on the courtyard side, on the street and gable side each centrally arranged risalit-like porch, this originally provided with orange-colored plaster and porphyry red corner blocks, porphyry-colored windowsill cornices on all floors, in the gable-side green space small memorial stones adorned with putti.	09231251
	Individual features of the aggregate residential complex Franz-Mehring-Straße: Row of houses with 4 entrances and intermediate building (to Franz-Mehring-Straße 59, 61, 63, 65) and fountain with plastic fountain as well as residential building Schlachthofstraße 15 in the corner (see aggregate 09305333, same address)	Franz-Mehring-Strasse 51; 53; 55; 57 (card)	1934-1936	Typical plastered buildings with clinker brick decoration or plastered stucco decorations of architectural value. Franz-Mehring-Strasse 51, 53, 55, 57: four-storey, broadly mounted plastered building, pictorial representations on the facade, skiers, grape harvest, farm workers with scythe and digging farm workers at number 51, the zodiac signs Aries, Taurus, Gemini and Cancer at number 53 , Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio at number 55, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius and Pisces at number 57, all buildings have a similar design with a central entrance - framed by dark red clinker brick, plinth cladding also dark red clinker brick, stairwell window with stained glass panes, windows Renewed (original color scheme in white / green), entrance doors only partially preserved or reconstructed, color scheme not uniform today, (see also other parts of the whole in Franz-Mehring-Str.), the intermediate building contained a common room for the tenants, which is used for various purposes could. Schlachthofstraße 15: four-storey plastered building with an L-shaped floor plan with regularly arranged windows, three plaster panels with pictorial representation on the east facade, base glazed bricks, all other floors plaster with plaster grooves, plaster strips and plaster blocks as corner accentuation, balconies renewed (not originally), stairs with Roofing on pillar, house as a corner house significant in terms of urban development, in front of the building a former well with clinker surround, in the middle plastic on a base made of shell limestone: mother with child and sitting dog, on the house two inscriptions: on the gable side “Active mind and diligent hand / bring blessings in the country ”, on the input side“ Where peace + unity / rules / there is the whole house / adorned ”.	09302692
	Apartment house in a corner location in open development	Franz-Mehring-Strasse 58 (map)	1926	The house and office of the master builders Ernst and Emil Rascher, of particular importance in terms of town planning and building history. Three-storey plastered building with high-quality plaster in porphyry and shades of green, the courtyard side on a U-shaped floor plan, in the inner courtyard a semicircular protruding staircase porch flanked by loggias with wooden railings, on the ground floor glazed winter gardens, the windows with rung division in green tone and white, above the entrance in the stairwell porch inscription: " Bring luck ”. Street facade: characterized by three two-storey bay windows from the 1st floor onwards on a triangular floor plan with distinctive plaster and stucco decorations, contrasted with the facade by porphyry clay, the facade kept in a green tone, the ground floor in porphyry, the windows on the ground floor with shutters and protruding sills on console stones , plastered cornice with frieze-like arranged consoles, the same on cornice, mansard roof and standing dormers, plaster and stucco decorations on the bay window - representation of the signs of the zodiac, on the side distinctive entrance to the office with the inscription: "Büro" also with stucco decorations, representation of a mason's hammer, triangle, Pliers, saw and spirit level, two sculptures kneeling above the entrance, one depicting a carpenter, the other depicting a bricklayer in the professional clothing typical of the time.	09231254
	Individual features of the aggregate residential complex Franz-Mehring-Straße: row of houses with four entrances (see aggregate 09305333, same address)	Franz-Mehring-Strasse 59; 61; 63; 65 (card)	1936-1937	Typical plastered buildings with clinker brick decorations or plaster and stucco decorations of architectural value. Four-storey, broadly mounted plastered building, consisting of four uniformly designed individual buildings each with four window axes, a centrally arranged staircase and house entrance, the house entrance and the base clad with clinker brick, plastered facade, plaster strips, windows only emphasized by colored framing (originally with narrow, rounded, circumferential Faschen provided), stairwell windows with simple plastered stucco edging, these with lead glass windows, some with stained glass (representation of the craft) - at house numbers 63 and 61 with the representation of the Olympic rings (referring to the Olympic Games 1936), on the gable side the house number 65 inscription "Built 1936/1937".	09302690
	Apartment building in a corner location in a formerly half-open development	Franz-Mehring-Strasse 60 (map)	1911	Typical urban plastered construction of architectural value. Striking corner house with facade structure typical of the time in good original condition, due to the striking location of urban development value.	09231256
	Apartment building in half-open development, part of a double apartment building (see also No. 64)	Franz-Mehring-Strasse 62 (map)	1913	very simple plastered building of urban value. Similar design to the neighboring house, very simple, almost modeled on the original both in the window design and in the plaster structure (actually not a monument), bay-like porch with segmental arched bay window over two floors.	09231257
	Apartment building in half-open development, part of a double apartment building (see also No. 62)	Franz-Mehring-Strasse 64 (map)	1913	Typical of the time, very simple plastered building of urban value. Three-storey plastered building with lattice-split skylight windows based on the original, otherwise without essential decorative elements, pilaster strips, restrained plastered stucco decorations in the roof area changed, roof-like porch on the corner (actually not a monument).	09231113
	Apartment building in half-open development, half of a double apartment building (belonging to Alexanderstraße 11)	Franz-Mehring-Strasse 66 (map)	re. 1912	very simple plastered building in good original condition of urban value. Three-storey, seven-axis building with a two-storey single-axis bay window in the middle, remarkable on the ground floor - windows modeled on the original with lattice-split skylights, otherwise unadorned plastered building with simple plaster and stucco decoration, marked 1912, multi-axis roof bay with volute-like finish with plaster and stucco decorations including puttos.	09231258
	Apartment building in closed development, half of a double apartment building (see also Alexanderstraße 12), with front garden	Franz-Mehring-Strasse 68 (map)	1926	traditional plastered construction of urban value. Associated with Alexanderstraße 12, four-storey, central projection with two axes, otherwise four-axis in total, simple plastered construction on the ground floor, partly clinker brick, original front door and windows, roof area preserved undisturbed, example from the construction period around 1930.	09231817
	Totality: Housing complex with urban and residential greenery consisting of eleven apartment blocks and surrounding green space (garden monument)	Franz-Mehring-Strasse 70; 72; 74; 76; 78; 79; 80; 81; 82; 83; 84; 85; 86; 87; 88; 89; 90; 91; 93; 95; 97; 99; 101; 103; 105; 107; 109; 111; 113; 115 (card)	1954	Closed residential complex of architectural, urban and urban value (all parts are total parts). Barbarastraße 8: Block V. Three-storey plastered building with rectangular windows arranged in pairs, two window axes accentuated by window frames or French balconies with iron railings, balcony doors crowned with horizontal roofs, hipped roof. The block of houses is part of the uniformly designed residential complex along Franz-Mehring-Straße between Alexanderstraße and Dorotheenstraße. This was designed in 1954 by the design office for building and industrial construction Plauen and built in the Zwickau district of Pölbitz. The facades are characterized by a typical Munich rough plaster, smoothly plastered facings and base plates as well as walls in the ground floor area made of shell limestone. Refurbishment in 1999. Franz-Mehring-Straße 70 and 72: The cultural monument is a four-storey block of houses with shop fittings. It is part of the uniformly designed residential complex along Franz-Mehring-Straße between Alexanderstraße and Dorotheenstraße. This was designed in 1954 by the design office for building and industrial construction Plauen and built in the Zwickau district of Pölbitz. The facades are characterized by a typical Munich rough plaster, smoothly plastered facings, base plates and walls in the ground floor area made of limestone artificial stone. The main emphasis of the façade is formed by a two-storey bay window with two coupled windows each on the 1st and 2nd floors. The northern building axis spans the footpath of Barbarastrasse with an arcade. This inclusion of the building in the public traffic area gives it special urban significance. Franz-Mehring-Straße 74 and 76: block of houses with shop and arcade, block V, designed as a mirror image of numbers 70, 72, four storeys with regularly arranged rectangular windows, shop in number 74 on the ground floor area, arcade to the side, two-axis, above the shop entrance Two-storey bay window on a rectangular floor plan, original two-winged grille at the entrance area of ​​the shop and an advertising sign with "KG" for consumer cooperative, wrought-iron panel with decorations, hipped roof, the outer right building axis spans the footpath of Barbarastraße with an arcade. Originally preserved lantern above the eastern arcade exit. Franz-Mehring-Straße 79, 81: Block II, buildings partially arranged in a U-shape to one another or parallel to the street with green spaces in front and a green space in the middle, typical examples of residential construction from the early 1950s of the 20th century, in very good original condition , with characteristic, quite elaborate facade decorations, block 79/81: four-storey, with regularly arranged rectangular windows, natural stone plinth, door frames made of shell limestone with curved roofing, all windows of the staircase also with shell limestone frames, directly above the entrance door with horizontal roofing, between the window windows sgraffe simple ornaments, partly leaf motifs), facade with maggot plaster. Franz-Mehring-Straße 78, 80, 82, 84: Block VI, broad block of houses, four storeys, house entrances of the middle houses on the street side, the house entrances of the two houses on the side are on the back of the house, in the middle of the house block on the 1st floor 1st and 2nd floor small original balconies with typical iron railing parapets from the 1950s, in the middle of the parapets abstract depictions of flowers, the doors framed with natural stone and horizontal window canopies, in the parapet fields of the stairwell sgraffito, new balconies on both sides of the entrances in the original design, the two side blocks of the three-axis central projections - there the window parapets also decorated with sgraffitos, simple floral depictions in the style of the 1950s, there too the windows partly with horizontal window canopies and natural stone surrounds, hipped roof, small dormers with gable roofs. Franz-Mehring-Straße 83, 85, 87: with the blocks number 99, 101, 103 and 79/81 forming a U-shaped complex with a centrally arranged green area and front gardens, block III (number 83/85/87): broader Plastered building with regularly arranged rectangular windows, four storeys, bay window in the middle, below that house entrance with arcades, this with natural stone cladding, otherwise the same design as the neighboring buildings. Franz-Mehring-Straße 86,88, 90: Block VII, four-story plastered building on a broad base with a centrally located entrance of house no. 88, with natural stone facing in the entrance area, narrow triplets - rectangular windows in the stairwell, between the windows of the individual floors sgraffiti (simple ornaments typical of the time), original front door with two leaves with glass inserts, an important design element of the facade is the wall opening ratio - the regular arrangement of the rectangular windows, which with Stone or framed by plastered window frames, uniaxial oriels arranged on both sides, whose window parapets are decorated with sgraffiti, small roof houses with gable roofs, hipped roof. Franz-Mehring-Straße 89, 91, 93: Block A, same design as the neighboring apartment blocks, no sgraffiti, The cultural monument is block A, which consists of three four-storey residential buildings of type 53/5. It is part of the uniformly designed residential complex along Franz-Mehring-Straße between Alexanderstraße and Dorotheenstraße. This was designed as part of the "housing program for 1953" by the district design office Karl-Marx-Stadt, Zwickau branch and built in the Zwickau district of Pölbitz. The facades are characterized by a typical Munich rough plaster, smoothly plastered window sashes and eaves cornices as well as base plates, window frames, door frames and risalit cladding made of limestone artificial stone. Particularly noteworthy are the two original lanterns at the entrances 91 and 93. The block is a symmetrical complex. Franz-Mehring-Straße 95, 97: Block B, four-storey, broadly laid plastered building with two entrances, one entrance with natural stone surround, the other entrance with plastered surround (?) And horizontal window canopy, in the middle part of the facade two window bay windows on the 1st floor. First floor. Franz-Mehring-Straße 99, 101, 103: Block E, with the blocks number 83, 85, 87 and 79/81 forming a U-shaped complex with a central green area and front gardens, broad plastered building with regularly arranged rectangular windows, four floors , on the north side right and left bay windows, house entrance (number 101) here in the middle, on the south side house entrances (numbers 99 and 103) arranged laterally, these with natural stone cladding, otherwise the same design as the neighboring buildings. Franz-Mehring-Straße 105, 107, 109, 111: Block D, similar design to the neighboring buildings, block with four entrances, consisting of four houses, two entrances on the courtyard side, two entrances on the street side, balconies in the middle with iron railings, the two side blocks with triaxial Side elevation, which is particularly emphasized by the window frame, horizontal window roofing, as well as sgraffiti decorations on the facade - simple stylized depictions of flowers. Franz-Mehring-Straße 113, 115: Block C, 4-storey plastered building over a rectangular floor plan, regularly arranged rectangular windows, number 113: on the 1st and 2nd floor each bay window, original windows and front door, maggot plaster, next to house entrances original lamps.	09231262
	Apartment building in a corner location in a closed development, part of a group of three houses (belonging to Franz-Mehring-Straße 135 and Dorotheenstraße 14)	Franz-Mehring-Strasse 133 (map)	around 1906	Typical building of urban and architectural value. The facade is decorated with embossed concrete blocks on the base, as well as bosses at the corners, the corners are polygonal, originally with shop windows, but now added.	09231271
	Apartment building in half-open development with front garden and enclosure, part of a group of three houses (belonging to Franz-Mehring-Straße 133 and Dorotheenstraße 14)	Franz-Mehring-Strasse 135 (map)	1906	clinker brick building typical of the time in good original condition of urban and architectural value. Three-storey, red brick or white glazed brick, side elevation four-storey, facade decoration typical of the time.	09231272
	Three apartment buildings in a group of houses with open buildings, with a front garden and enclosure	Franz-Mehring-Strasse 137; 139; 141 (card)	1907	Unique Art Nouveau building of great architectural and urban value. Block of houses, consisting of three individual houses, the middle part with house entrance, the street facade is characterized by loggias and centrally arranged bay windows, which were faced with turquoise glazed bricks and are framed by embossed corner blocks, the window parapets have an unusual design, this is what it is around massive parapets with oval openings, stylized ornaments are to be found on the roof core as well as on the balcony parapets and the pillars of the loggias, on the ground floor in the plinth area bossed cuboids, presumably concrete stone with an embossed surface, original front door, two-winged with spruced skylight, the rungs curved , Window no longer original.	09231273
	Apartment block with three entrances (see also Freiligrathstraße 37 and 39)	Freiligrathstrasse 39 (map)	1930/1931	functional plastered construction based on modernity, of architectural significance. Four-storey building, part of a group of houses, built in several construction steps, with squat rectangular windows, multi-winged with casement-split wings and hipped roof, simple, simple design, of urban value as part of a group of houses of the same construction period.	09247602
	Office building, workshop building, second machine room / production hall, porter building, company villa and enclosure (Audistraße 7), assembly hall (so-called Siemenshalle) (Audistraße 9), production halls (three halls), administration building (auditum / administration tower), DKW band, new Audi factory and bridge structure (Horchstrasse 2)	Horchstrasse 2 (map)	1912–1913 (three factory halls)	A unique ensemble of Audi Automobil-Werke mbH that has been preserved as a whole, from 1915 Audi Werke AG Zwickau then Auto Union AG Audi plant, later VEB Sachsenring Plant II, today August Horch Museum Zwickau, of importance in terms of building history, local history, technology history and personal history. Audistraße 7: office building: 1898, three-storey, 8 × 2 axes, four-axis central projection, flat roof trusses, red brick facade with yellow pilaster strips, lintel arches and window sill cornices, cornice made of red and yellow clinker bricks designed as a tooth-cut frieze, street-side parapet, originally used as an advertising wall, wrought iron wall Arched segment windows, prototypically renewed, entrance door as well, two large windows with steel girder lintels in the area of ​​the central projectile on the ground floor, interior fittings from the construction period have been preserved, e.g. B. two-wing vestibule door with swinging wings, finely chevroned glass inserts, finely chevroned large skylight area and fixed side parts, granite stairs with wooden railings, original tiled floor in the hallway, on the ground floor the historic Audi secretariat completed by salvaged parts of the Horch secretariat from the demolished administration building on Crimmitschauer Straße , on the upper floor a former manager's room with stucco coffered ceiling, wooden panels, parquet flooring, original doors and color findings on the walls and ceilings, building originally constructed for the wood goods manufacturer Robert Adolf Walther, acquired by August Horch in 1909 in order to found a new automobile company after leaving the Horch works. Workshop building: 1898, across the entire width of the western eaves side adjoining the office building, two-storey, full basement, hall-like support / beam / construction, otherwise the same design as the office building. Second machine room / production hall: 1910, in a northerly direction over the entire width of the office building and the workshop building, reinforced concrete skeleton construction with red clinker cladding, floor space approx. 43 m × 35 m, column grid approx. 7 m × 7 m, high rectangular, finely braced metal windows, flat roof with six skylights. Villa: 1911, single-storey plastered building with a loft, various window formats, rectangular and arched windows, e.g. T worked up, e.g. Partly renewed prototypically, partly also with lead glazing, mansard roof with crested, beaver tail double covering, street-side balcony with wooden railing, entrance with roofing, outside staircase, iron railing and original house entrance door, this with basket arch and small glass cut-out, as a company villa without the usual features of a manufacturer's villa At that time, since economy was the top priority, of personal historical importance as August Horch's house, which he lived in with his family until 1927, enclosure identical to that of the factory complex (terrazzo columns and wrought iron fence panels in a later Art Nouveau design), inside a variety of furnishings from the Get construction time, so z. B. interior doors with fittings, wooden stairs with railings, wall paneling, wooden beam ceilings with inserts, stenciled wall paintings, radiator cladding, wall tiles with border. Porter building: 1924, single storey, with a square floor plan, brick shell facade, flat inclined tent roof with central chimney, right axis designed as a covered passage, renovation of the entire ensemble in 2003/2004. Audistraße 9: Assembly hall (so-called Siemenshalle): 1938–1939, built at a right angle in the middle to the east of the DKW-Band building , built for the production of export vehicles with special requirements, due to the war preparations, with the aim of saving iron as much as possible Spar building erected, two-storey, full basement, floor area 114 m × 26 m, cantilevered gable roof as a nail board truss construction, basement and ground floor reinforced concrete skeleton construction, upper floor masonry, clinker brick façades in cross bracing, large square window openings, windows not prototypically renewed, vertical ribbon windows in the stairwells. Horchstraße 2: Hall complex of the first expansion (three halls): 1912–1913, complex of two larger and one smaller hall, single-storey solid construction with steel columns, full basement, clinker brick facades, flat roofs with skylights, large rectangular windows with fine linteling, typical of industrial construction. New Audi factory building: 1923–1924, block-like building along today's Hochstraße, in front of the halls from the first extension, single-storey, tall rectangular windows with fine sparring, grouped together, flat roof with skylights, 1935–1936 ?, centrally arranged distinctive three-storey administration tower, around three axes protruding from the hall block, 6 × 5 axes, lavishly designed clinker brick facades with pilaster strips, cornice and large, flat inclined triangular gables in a clear cubic design, surfaces in different ornamental associations, flat roof, high-rectangular and finely lined windows, becoming smaller towards the top, DKW -Band: 1935–1936, extension of the hall bar in a northerly direction to expand the factory for assembly line production, design adapted to the existing buildings, bridge structure: 1938–1939, built in connection with the assembly hall as a direct connection between this and the halls of the first extension, Reinforced concrete bridge construction with originally two passage arches, closed massive superstructure with clinker cladding for the weather-independent transfer of new vehicles on the upper floor from one hall to the other, horizontal ribbon windows with typical industrial glazing.	09231611
	Residential house in semi-open development	Kurt-Eisner-Strasse 21a (map)	1956/1957	Part of a new building carried out after 1950 in the style typical of that time, of architectural and urban value. Four-story gap development, eight axes, with each window designed as a bound window, central house entrance with sandstone edging, above the front door sandstone relief depicting three pigeons, profiled cornice, the windows framed with colored plaster grooves, very solid architecturally sophisticated design.	09248108
	Apartment block in open development (see also No. 21a and 25, 27 and 29)	Kurt-Eisner-Strasse 23; 23a (card)	1954-1955	Typical example of post-war development, in very good original condition, of architectural and urban value. Apartment block with a wide base, plastered building, with a rectangular floor plan, with two entrances, these with horizontal roofing on profiled, curved console stones, house entrances with natural stone surrounds, coupled rectangular windows or individual rectangular windows framed by a colored plastering, the window parapets of the staircase windows with sgraffito decorations, simple ornamental decorations, hipped roof, dormers, typical design of the 1950s, in very good original condition.	09230493
	Block of flats	Kurt-Eisner-Strasse 25; 27; 29 (card)	1954-1955	Part of a group of houses with a similar design, of architectural and urban value (see also Kurt-Eisner-Str. 23, 23a and 73). Similar design to numbers 23 and 23a, only with a central projection, the house entrance with fluted pillars, also a hipped roof, dormers, the original house doors in this block of houses have been preserved.	09230495
	Apartment building in half-open development, part of a double apartment building (see also No. 37)	Kurt-Eisner-Strasse 35 (map)	1910	Very simple plastered building of urban value as part of a uniformly designed street. Three-storey, relatively simple plastered building with plaster ashlar on the ground floor, renovated according to the specifications of the monument authority with split-bar skylights of the windows and yellow glazing of these skylights, otherwise very restrained design, dormer window inserted.	09230453
	Apartment building in half-open development, part of a double apartment building (see also No. 35)	Kurt-Eisner-Strasse 37 (map)	1910	simple plastered building typical of the time and of urban value. The same design as number 35, very simple, roof lounger windows also inserted in the roof area, the windows renewed prototypically with lattice-split skylights and colored glass inserts.	09230454
	Apartment building in half-open development	Kurt-Eisner-Strasse 39 (map)	1911	as part of a street that was built at the same time and of both urban and architectural value. High-quality plastered construction, three-storey, with polygonal bay windows, multi-axis, windows with lattice-split skylights, corner bay windows with grooved half-columns, the bay window supported by an eagle with wide-open wings and simple plaster and stucco decorations, corner cuboids with embossed cuboids and ornamental frameworks in the gable area, complex roof design originally, later modernized and changed.	09230497
	School with attached gym, fencing, open spaces and green space in front of it	Leipziger Strasse 107 (map)	1898	An ensemble of clinker brick construction that is important in terms of urban and architectural history. From 1904 IV. District school, broad-based building with side projections on which the house entrances are, four-story, red clinker brick, rectangular windows with blind arches, the entrances with original house doors, above the entrances a sign with the inscription: "Mädchen" or "Knaben" as well horizontal roofing, above it presumably the stairwells with front gables with segmental arch-like endings, original dormers crowned with hipped roofs and a small sphere, otherwise the entire roof hipped roof, in very good original condition, traditional building without significant changes, one-storey gym with hipped roof, red brick, built on the courtyard side, the clinker brick or iron grating, in front of the green area, not in the original design but important as a distance to the street and to the effect of the building.	09230568
	Half of a double house	Leipziger Strasse 125 (map)	1902	with built-in shop, original front door and remarkable Art Nouveau facade (belonging to number 127), of architectural significance.	09230570
	Half of a double house with a rear building	Leipziger Strasse 127 (map)	1903	Typical building of architectural value. Corner bay windows, street-side balconies and a remarkable Art Nouveau facade (belonging to number 125).	09230571
	Apartment building in half-open development	Leipziger Strasse 129 (map)	1903	with shop fitting, part of a group of three houses (belonging to number 131 and Pölbitzer Strasse number 26) and rear building, historical value. Art Nouveau facade	09230572
	Apartment building in closed development	Leipziger Strasse 131 (map)	1903	Part of a group of three houses (belonging to number 129 and Pölbitzer Strasse number 26), with shop fittings, historical value. Art Nouveau facade	09230573
	Apartment building in closed development, part of a uniform row of houses (belonging to No. 148, 150, 152, 154, 156, 158 and Nordplatz 19)	Leipziger Strasse 146 (map)	1927	architecturally and urbanistically sophisticated ensemble in good original condition. The buildings were designed by an architect and erected on a leasehold by different clients on urban land, so the buildings have a uniform design, these are buildings in clinker composite construction on an irregular or rectangular floor plan, the ground floors are clinker-bricked and in some cases also Parts of the building and the windows are framed by clinker bricks, otherwise originally maggot plaster, the buildings are crowned by stepped gables, there are also hipped or saddle roofs and continuous windows in the roof area.	09230575
	Apartment building in closed development, part of a uniformly designed street (belonging to No. 146, 150, 152, 154, 156, 158 and Nordplatz 19)	Leipziger Strasse 148 (map)	1927	architecturally and urbanistically sophisticated ensemble in good original condition. See also number 146, same design, middle part of the row of houses, originally preserved front door with glass insert and diagonal bars.	09230576
	Apartment building in closed development, part of a uniformly designed row of houses (belonging to No. 146, 148, 152, 154, 156, 158 and Nordplatz 19)	Leipziger Strasse 150 (map)	1927	architecturally and urbanistically sophisticated ensemble in good original condition. The buildings were designed by an architect and erected on a leasehold by different clients on urban land, so the buildings have a uniform design, these are buildings in clinker composite construction on an irregular or rectangular floor plan, the ground floors are clinker-bricked and in some cases also Parts of the building or the windows framed by clinker bricks, otherwise originally maggot plaster, the buildings are crowned by stepped gables, there are also hip or saddle roofs and continuous windows in the roof area, see also number 146 - same design	09230577
	Apartment building in closed development, part of a uniformly designed row of houses (belonging to No. 146, 148, 150, 154, 156, 158 and Nordplatz 19)	Leipziger Strasse 152 (map)	1927	architecturally and urbanistically sophisticated ensemble in good original condition. The buildings were designed by an architect and erected on a leasehold by different clients on urban land, so the buildings have a uniform design, these are buildings in clinker composite construction on an irregular or rectangular floor plan, the ground floors are clinker-bricked and in some cases also Parts of the building or the windows framed by clinker bricks, otherwise originally maggot plaster, the buildings are crowned by stepped gables, there are also hipped or saddle roofs and continuous windows in the roof area, see also numbers 146, 150 - same design.	09230578
	Apartment building in closed development, part of a uniformly designed row of houses (belonging to No. 146, 148, 150, 152, 156, 158 and Nordplatz 19)	Leipziger Strasse 154 (map)	1927	architecturally and urbanistically sophisticated ensemble in good original condition. The buildings were designed by an architect and erected on a leasehold by different clients on urban land, so the buildings have a uniform design, these are buildings in clinker composite construction on an irregular or rectangular floor plan, the ground floors are clinker-bricked and in some cases also Parts of the building or the windows framed by clinker bricks, otherwise originally maggot plaster, the buildings are crowned by stepped gables, there are also hip or saddle roofs and continuous windows in the roof area, see also number 146 - same design.	09230579
	Apartment building in closed development, part of a uniformly designed row of houses (belonging to No. 146, 148, 150, 152, 154, 158 and Nordplatz 19)	Leipziger Strasse 156 (map)	1927	architecturally and urbanistically sophisticated ensemble in good original condition. The buildings were designed by an architect and erected on a leasehold by different clients on urban land, so the buildings have a uniform design, these are buildings in clinker composite construction on an irregular or rectangular floor plan, the ground floors are clinker-bricked and in some cases also Parts of the building and the windows framed by clinker bricks, otherwise originally maggot plaster, the buildings are crowned by stepped gables, there are also hip or saddle roofs and continuous windows in the roof area, see also number 146 - same design, buildings number 146 and 156 form the head buildings of this row of houses, which were planned as a whole.	09230580
	Apartment building in half-open development, part of a uniformly designed row of houses (belonging to Leipziger Strasse 146, 148, 150, 152, 154, 156 and Nordplatz 19)	Leipziger Strasse 158 (map)	1927	architecturally and urbanistically sophisticated ensemble in good original condition. Similar design to the neighboring buildings, four-story, plastered building, partially renovated with shops on the ground floor and loggias, hipped roof.	09230581
	Apartment building in half-open development, part of a double apartment building (see also No. 167)	Leipziger Strasse 165 (map)	1905	architecturally sophisticated building in mixed construction of urban and architectural value. Three-storey, the same design as the neighboring house, the ground floor exposed bosses, both upper floors clad with yellow glazed bricks, different window formats separated by stone walkways, loggias that were subsequently glazed or, on the ground floor, a winter garden, mansard roof, dormer with ornamental framework.	09230584
	Apartment building in semi-open development, part of a double apartment building (see also No. 165)	Leipziger Strasse 167 (map)	1905	architecturally sophisticated building in mixed construction of urban and architectural value. Three-storey, the same design as the neighboring house, the first floor has raised brickwork, both upper floors clad with yellow glazed bricks, different window formats, skylights separated by stone walkways, subsequently glazed loggias or, on the ground floor, winter garden, mansard roof, dormer with ornamental framework.	09230585
	Apartment building in a corner location in a semi-open development, part of a double apartment building (see also Edmundstrasse 1)	Leipziger Strasse 169 (map)	1907	sophisticated tenement house of high urban and architectural value. Richly structured, three-storey building, on the ground floor with plastered bosses ashlar, upper floors veneered with red and yellow glazed bricks, distinctive corner bay window on a right-angled floor plan over two floors, mansard roof with dormers, plastered stucco decoration and corner ashlar on the corner risalit.	09230586
	Apartment building in a corner in semi-open development, part of a group of three houses (see also Edmundstrasse 2 and Leipziger Strasse 173)	Leipziger Strasse 171 (map)	1906	Typical building in clinker mixed construction of urban value with simple Art Nouveau decorations. Three-storey, polygonal corner design with corner projections and shop area, plastered bosses ashlar, the upper storeys and partly also the ground storeys covered with clinker or yellow glazed bricks, two-storey corner bay window on a rectangular floor plan, simple plaster and stucco decoration, four-storey corner with tower-like cant.	09230587
	Apartment building in half-open development, part of a group of three houses (see also Edmundstrasse 2 and Leipziger Strasse 171)	Leipziger Strasse 173 (map)	1907	Typical building in clinker mixed construction of architectural historical and urban significance. Same design as Leipziger Straße 171, only very simple.	09230588
	The whole »New World« with the following individual monuments: Ballhaus (with equipment) and fountain in the park (see Obj. 09300860), park to the east (garden monument) and garden sculptures (copies) as parts of the whole	Leipziger Strasse 182 (map)	1902-1903	Art Nouveau ball house with the largest terrace hall in West Saxony and original Art Nouveau furnishings as well as Cupid's fountain , spacious park area, of architectural, gardening, urban history and landscape design importance prepared. Predominantly two-storey, broad plastered building on a rectangular floor plan with various, non-listed additions, the facade still in the style of the Wilhelminian era with Art Nouveau elements including plaster strips, corner blocks, various bound windows with triangular gable roofs and arched windows, the former entrance portal and the decorative gable in Art Nouveau with curved shapes and Art Nouveau inscription: “1902–03 / Zwickaus. / New World. ", Gable crowned by small obelisks in the segment arch, partly stained glass windows, magnificent hall with a circumferential gallery with balustrade and set balusters, chandelier with sunflowers as light sources, the typical Art Nouveau design of the hall is shown in the form of the balustrade and in the stucco ceiling , the wall frieze and the furnishings. Caryatids with illuminated heads, designed in pure Art Nouveau style, carry the ceiling of the hall, two rose bushes, the flowers of which accommodate numerous light bulbs, frame the stage, even the rose blossoms in the flower baskets carried by putti on both sides of the stage light up. Ms. Staude has a thesis on the park from the 1970s. In the park, the so-called Cupid Fountain from the time the garden was built. This is a fountain system with a rectangular water basin, a cast concrete vase and a group of figures made of cast zinc. It was created in 1902 by the famous Zwickau sculptor Karl Rudolf Mosebach. The approximately 2 m high, richly structured cast concrete vase is a very early artificial stone sculpture of astonishingly high quality. Four fish adorn the base of the vase, the platform is carried by four water-spouting swans. The group of figures above shows a putto in an embrace with a swan that is also spouting water. The Cupid Fountain is one of the few currently known and preserved works by the Zwickau artist. Plastic nymph based on designs by Karl Rudolf Mosebach, plant located directly on the Muldendamm with regular pathways, planting partly from the time the garden was built, garden architect z. Not currently known, meadows bordered with groups of trees and bushes, cast-iron Art Nouveau candelabra, four life-size concrete sculptures at the park entrance - depicting the muses, originally also by Mosebach, today copies from the 1970s. Leaflet Park Neue Welt , ed. v. Zwickau city administration, garden and cemetery office, after 2003: “The beautiful park is located in the north of Zwickau between the NEUE WELT concert and ballroom and the national long-distance cycle path 'Zwickauer Mulde'. From the beginning, biodiversity gave it a special character. Above all exotic trees, colored leaf plantings and roses, but also fountains and figures are inseparable from the park. In the course of its 100-year existence, the park has been expanded and changed several times. Today it represents a successful symbiosis between the strictly geometric center of the park and two thematic garden parts (rose / heather garden) with a frame in the style of a landscape park. "	09230589
	Individual features of the entity »New World«: Ballhaus (with equipment) and fountain (see also entity document Obj. 09230589)	Leipziger Strasse 182 (map)	1902-1903	Concert and ballroom hall with remarkable, largely original Art Nouveau furnishings, at the time of construction Saxony's largest terrace hall (galleries terraced), one of the largest and best preserved buildings of this type in the Free State, historically and artistically significant, and also unique in its shape. Restorative examination in June 1996 by graduate restorer Christian Siegel, August 1996 painting in the original colors from 1903, a true-to-original copy of the chandelier made in Bohemia in 1976. Predominantly two-storey, broad plastered building on a rectangular floor plan with various, non-listed additions, the facade still in the Wilhelminian style with Art Nouveau elements, including plaster strips, corner blocks, various bonded windows with triangular gable roofs and arched windows, the former entrance portal and the decorative gable in Art Nouveau with curved shapes and Art Nouveau inscription: “1902–03 / Zwickau`s. / New World. "Gable crowned by small obelisks in the segment arch, partly stained glass windows, magnificent hall with a circumferential gallery with balustrade and set balusters, chandelier with sunflowers as light sources, the typical Art Nouveau design of the hall is evident in the form of the balustrade, in the stucco ceiling, the wall frieze as well as in the furnishings. Caryatids with illuminated heads, designed in pure Art Nouveau style, carry the ceiling of the hall, two rose bushes, the flowers of which accommodate numerous light bulbs, frame the stage, even the rose blossoms in the flower baskets carried by putti on both sides of the stage light up. A diploma thesis by Ms. Staude (formerly Geipel) from the 1970s is available on the park. In the park, the so-called Cupid Fountain from the time the garden was built. This is a fountain system with a rectangular water basin, a cast concrete vase and a group of figures made of cast zinc. It was created in 1902 by the famous Zwickau sculptor Karl Rudolf Mosebach. The approximately two meters high, richly structured cast concrete vase is a very early artificial stone sculpture of astonishingly high quality. Four fish adorn the base of the vase, the platform is carried by four water-spouting swans. The group of figures above shows a putto in an embrace with a swan that is also spouting water. The Cupid Fountain is one of the few currently known and preserved works by the Zwickau artist. Plastic nymph based on designs by Karl Rudolf Mosebach, plant located directly on the Muldendamm with regular pathways, planting partly from the time the garden was built, garden architect z. Not currently known, meadows bordered with groups of trees and bushes, cast-iron Art Nouveau candelabra, four life-size concrete sculptures at the park entrance - depicting the muses, originally also by Mosebach.	09300860
	Villa and garden house	Leipziger Strasse 224 (map)	around 1900	architecturally sophisticated Wilhelminian style building in very good original condition of architectural historical importance. Now retirement home, on an irregular floor plan, two-storey clinker building with sandstone bay and three-storey tower with continuous pyramid helmet and Welscher hood, pointed dormers with pyramid helmet, windows on the ground floor with horizontal window canopies, subsequent extension without monument value, three-storey stair tower, inside probably still stucco stone ceilings , in the base area still decorative grille from the time of construction, the windows renewed (in GDR times).	09230590
	Apartment building in half-open development in a corner, part of a uniformly designed row of houses (belonging to Leipziger Strasse 146, 148, 150, 152, 154, 156, 158)	Nordplatz 19 (map)	1927	architecturally and urbanistically sophisticated ensemble in good original condition. The buildings were designed by an architect and erected on a leasehold by different clients on urban land, so the buildings have a uniform design, these are buildings in clinker composite construction on an irregular or rectangular floor plan, the ground floors are clinker-bricked and in some cases also Parts of the building and the windows are framed by clinker bricks, otherwise originally maggot plaster, the buildings are crowned by stepped gables, there are also hip or saddle roofs and continuous windows in the roof area, see also Leipziger Straße 146.	09230737
	Former manufacturer's villa, later use as a nursery	Pölbitzer Strasse 3; 5 (card)	1889	very simple clinker brick building typical of the time and of historical importance. Erected as a villa for the two directors of the Zwickau worsted yarn spinning mill as a double villa, later different uses, today a school day care center, Ground floor and two upper floors, today a simple clinker brick building, painted white with economical architectural decoration, base polygonal masonry, eaves area ornamental decorations, rectangular floor plan, flat sloping roof, both house halves designed completely identically. Laterally modified stems. Inside, some doors, simple stucco ceilings and parquet floors, the stairway area changed, house doors and ornate iron roofs at the entrances have been preserved in their original state. Monument value: due to the connection to the neighboring factory that can still be seen today, the double villa is primarily of urban historical importance, while the architectural value is relatively low due to structural simplifications.	09248172
	Individual features in the aggregate urban cattle yard and slaughterhouse: Former cattle barn as well as subsequently added cookie cutter building	Pölbitzer Strasse 6 (map)	1891-1893 (cattle stable)	as part of the slaughterhouse of urban and architectural value (see also collective document Obj. 09300937). Former cattle barn with fodder floor, built at the same time as the other main buildings of the slaughterhouse in the same design, one and a half story, one-storey building in red clinker built onto the head of this cattle barn, the cut-out building, the design is adapted to the original building, facade design along Pölbitzer Straße: Single-storey building with blind arches, the roof landscape is very varied thanks to a dense sequence of roof cores with far-protruding half-hipped roofs on wooden support structures, the ventilation on the roof above the cutting hall is original, also with a half-hipped roof.	09248106
	Unity of the urban cattle yard and slaughterhouse with the individual monuments: Former cattle barn and cutting building (Pölbitzer Straße 6, Obj. 09248106), former Cattle market hall (Pölbitzer Straße 8, Obj. 09248105), former medical building, horse slaughterhouse and former emergency slaughterhouse (Pölbitzer Straße 12 , 12a - Obj. 09248107), administration building and head building of the former small cattle market hall (Schlachthofstraße 3, Obj. 09230918) and former inn building (Trabantstraße 7, Obj. 09230362), Pölbitzer Straße 10 is part of the whole	Pölbitzer Strasse 6; 8th; 10; 12; 12a (card)	1891-1894	of urban and architectural value. Former cattle shed: built at the same time as the other main buildings of the slaughterhouse in the same design, one and a half story, one-storey building in red clinker, the cut-out building attached to the head building of this cattle shed, the design is adapted to the original building, facade design along Pölbitzer Strasse: one-storey building with blind arches, the roof landscape is very varied due to a dense sequence of roof cores with protruding crooked hip roofs on wooden support structures, the ventilation on the roof above the cutting hall, also crooked hip roof Former cattle market hall: two-storey front building with adjoining, externally modernized hall, the front building in the same design as the other, also red clinker decorated with green glazed bricks, various blind arcades and blind arches, crooked hip roof on wooden supports, windows partly original or added, subsequent hall construction with continuous Glazing with the upper areas, ribbon windows, and cast-iron pillars inside. Sanitary building: originally a three-sided system with a wall between the two head buildings, so that an inner courtyard was created, today built, the system slightly re-shaped - presumably after a bomb damage and after the modernization after the abattoir was closed, but essential parts of the building were still original, same design as the other buildings belonging to the slaughterhouse, single-storey with jamb, original window openings partially added or expanded and changed, red clinker brick decorated with green glazed tiles, protruding half-hip roofs on wooden support structures, one side wing rebuilt with a gable roof. Emergency slaughter: broad-based building, partly single-storey or single-storey with jamb, same construction time and design as the other buildings, structurally slightly changed, protruding half-hipped roofs on wooden support construction, not included in the construction drawing but probably the same construction time. Administration building and head building of the former small cattle market hall: Administration building: two-storey or three-storey building, red clinker brick decorated with green glazed bricks (runners or ornamental decorations), hipped roof, head building of the former small cattle market hall: broad, two-storey building with side and central projections, red brick , decorated with green glazed tiles, hipped roof, windows with segmental arches, some original windows have been preserved, today vacant, similar design to the inn building, both buildings formed the entrance area of ​​the former slaughterhouse, roof bay with a crooked hipped roof and wooden supports of the roof with forward-looking fats, clinker strips on the upper floor , the enclosure of clinker walls or wrought iron lattice fence, saddle roofs and hip roofs. Former inn building: part of the slaughterhouse, unchanged, preserved clinker brick building in very good original condition, three-storey, red clinker brick, entrance on the side with wooden roof and there with crooked hip roof, otherwise hip roof, roof bay covered with crooked hip, facade decorated with glazed bricks, runners and ornamental decorations, afterwards Monument value.	09300937
	Individual monument in the aggregate urban cattle and slaughterhouse: Former cattle market hall	Pölbitzer Strasse 8 (map)	1891–1893 (cattle market hall)	as an important part of the former slaughterhouse of city and great architectural historical value (see also material document Obj. 09300937). Two-storey head building with adjoining, externally modernized hall, the head building in the same design as the others, also red clinker decorated with green glazed bricks, various blind arcades and blind arches, hipped roof on wooden supports, windows partly original or added, subsequent hall construction with continuous glazing with the upper areas, ribbon windows, cast-iron columns inside.	09248105
	Former cotton mill with attached office building	Pölbitzer Strasse 9 (map)	1896	Broadly based, traditional factory complex in clinker construction of architectural and local historical importance. Factory building: broadly mounted with two side projections, the one presumably representing a subsequent extension, three-storey with large typical factory windows, predominantly segmental arched windows or, on the third floor, rectangular windows, cornice with frieze running dog, on the cornice console frieze and balustrade on the side projection, attached to the office building, single-storey or partially two-storey, partially with wooden gate and clock, clinker brick construction, same design elements as the factory building, base polygonal masonry natural stone. Information from R. Uhlig, collection of industrial monuments 1994: Center for Industrial and Social History (backyard of the employment office) Coconut loom from the last coconut weaving mill in Waldstrasse six bobbinet looms, Engl. 1886.	09230826
	Individual features in the aggregate urban cattle and slaughterhouse: Former medical and horse slaughterhouse (today commercial building) and former emergency slaughter	Pölbitzer Strasse 12; 12a (card)	1891–1893 (medical and horse slaughter)	as part of the former slaughterhouse of urban and architectural significance (see also material document Obj. 09300937). Sanitary building: originally a three-sided system with a wall between the two head buildings, so that an inner courtyard was created, today built, the system slightly re-shaped - presumably after a bomb damage and after the modernization after the abattoir was closed, but essential parts of the building were still original, same design as the other buildings belonging to the slaughterhouse, single-storey with jamb, original window openings partially added or expanded and changed, red clinker brick decorated with green glazed tiles, protruding half-hip roofs on wooden support structures, one side wing rebuilt with a gable roof. Emergency slaughter: broad-based building, partly single-storey or single-storey with jamb, same construction time and design as the other buildings, structurally slightly changed, protruding half-hipped roofs on wooden support construction, not included in the construction drawing but probably the same construction time.	09248107
	Apartment building in a corner location in semi-open development, part of a group of three houses (belonging to Leipziger Strasse 129 and 131)	Pölbitzer Strasse 26 (map)	1904	very simple plastered building, structurally simplified, of urban value. Three-storey corner house with a broken corner, simple plaster and stucco decorations in the roof areas, probably also greatly simplified on the facade, simple Art Nouveau decorations including apple tree depiction on the 1st floor (actually not a monument).	09230832
	Individual features in the aggregate urban cattle and slaughterhouse: administration building with enclosure and head building of the former small cattle market hall	Schlachthofstrasse 3 (map)	1891–1894 (administration)	as important components of the former slaughterhouse of urban and architectural significance (see also general document Obj. 09300937). Administration building: two-storey or three-storey building, red clinker brick, decorated with green glazed tiles (runners or ornamental decorations), hipped roof, head building of the former small cattle market hall: broad, two-storey building with side and central projections, red clinker brick, decorated with green glazed tiles, hipped roof , Windows with segmental arches, some original windows have survived, today vacant, similar design to the inn building, both buildings formed the entrance area of ​​the former slaughterhouse, roof bay with a crooked hip roof and wooden supports of the roof, clinker strips on the upper floor, the clinker walls and wrought iron lattice fence , Gable roofs or half-hip roofs.	09230918
	Tram depot with vehicle hall and administration building as well as Gotha tram train and historic tram no.7	Schlachthofstrasse 12 (map)	1925 (vehicle hall)	Significant facility in terms of traffic history. Vehicle hall: elongated hall on a rectangular floor plan with a Schett roof construction and expressionist glare gable, the original doors to the vehicle hall are now glazed. Administration building: three-storey, on a rectangular floor plan, staggered with triangular closing window openings on the 1st floor, flat roof structures also expressionistic design language, Gotha tram completely preserved.	09230363
	Individual features of the aggregate residential complex Franz-Mehring-Straße: Row of houses with 4 entrances and intermediate building (to Franz-Mehring-Straße 59, 61, 63, 65) and fountain with plastic fountain as well as residential building Schlachthofstraße 15 in the corner (see aggregate 09305333, same address)	Schlachthofstrasse 15 (map)	1934-1936	Typical plastered buildings with clinker brick decoration or plastered stucco decorations of architectural value. Franz-Mehring-Strasse 51, 53, 55, 57: four-storey, broadly mounted plastered building, pictorial representations on the facade, skiers, grape harvest, farm workers with scythe and digging farm workers at number 51, the zodiac signs Aries, Taurus, Gemini and Cancer at number 53 , Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio at number 55, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius and Pisces at number 57, all buildings have a similar design with a central entrance - framed by dark red clinker brick, plinth cladding also dark red clinker brick, stairwell window with stained glass panes, windows Renewed (original color scheme in white / green), entrance doors only partially preserved or reconstructed, color scheme not uniform today, (see also other parts of the whole in Franz-Mehring-Str.), the intermediate building contained a common room for the tenants, which is used for various purposes could. Schlachthofstraße 15: four-storey plastered building with an L-shaped floor plan with regularly arranged windows, three plaster panels with pictorial representation on the east facade, base glazed bricks, all other floors plaster with plaster grooves, plaster strips and plaster blocks as corner accentuation, balconies renewed (not originally), stairs with Roofing on pillar, house as a corner house significant in terms of urban development, in front of the building a former well with clinker surround, in the middle plastic on a base made of shell limestone: mother with child and sitting dog, on the house two inscriptions: on the gable side “Active mind and diligent hand / bring blessings in the country ”, on the input side“ Where peace + unity / rules / there is the whole house / adorned ”.	09302692
	Individual features of the aggregate of the Franz-Mehring-Strasse residential complex: row of houses with seven entrances and Schlachthofstrasse 17 in the corner (see aggregate 09305333, same address)	Schlachthofstrasse 17 (map)	1930-1935	Striking multi-family houses with architectural sculptures at number 52 and in front of Schlachthofstrasse 17, of architectural and urban value. Franz-Mehring-Straße 40, 42, 44, 46, 48, 50, 52: four-story plastered buildings, each in the middle of the house entrance, this accentuated by clinker edging, otherwise squat rectangular windows in a regular arrangement, multi-sashed, lattice-split windows with skylights (color originally in green / white), hipped roof, simple design through the length, characterizing urban development, inscription on the plastic: “What you inherit from your fathers, acquire it in order to own it.” The sculpture is made by Zwickau builders Emil and Ernst Rascher and the Son and later master builder Lothar Rascher (father, son and grandson), all three figures characterized - one by the grandfather's cane, the father with a construction drawing in his hands and the son with a trowel, facade color not originally - this one with olive green Porphyry-colored window frames and window sill cornice on the 3rd floor, stairwell area in orange, Schlachthofstraße 17: front building of the row of houses, Hau Entrance on the courtyard side, a risalit-like porch arranged in the middle of the street and gable side, originally provided with orange-colored plaster and porphyry-red corner blocks, porphyry-colored windowsill cornices on all floors, and in the green area on the gable side, small memorial stone decorated with putti.	09231251
	Double apartment building in open development	Schlachthofstrasse 19; 21 (card)	1928-1929	Typical plastered construction of urban and architectural value. The original four-storey semi-detached house with the color scheme from the time it was built, the facade is tinted olive green with porphyry-colored elements such as corner blocks, window sill cornices, diamonds on the gable number 21 and window frames, plus multi-leaf windows with raised skylights, risalit-like projections, triangular gables with original Crossed muntin and lead glass windows in the stairwell and ornamental decoration, wooden loggias with wooden railings on the courtyard side.	09302693
	Single monument in the aggregate Urban cattle and slaughterhouse: Former inn with enclosure	Trabantstrasse 7 (map)	1891/1894	as part of the former slaughterhouse of urban and architectural significance (see also material document Obj. 09300937). Part of the slaughterhouse, unchanged, preserved clinker brick building in very good original condition, three-storey, red clinker brick, entrance on the side with wooden roof and there a crooked hip roof, otherwise hipped roof, roof bay covered with crooked hip, facade decorated with glazed bricks, layers of runners and ornamental decorations, subsequent addition without monument value.	09230362
	Residential stable house, side building and barn (with sgraffito) of a three-sided courtyard	Wulmer Strasse 1 (map)	1774 Dendro	Residential stable house typical of the time, half-timbered building in good original condition, massive economic buildings, one of the few courtyards still preserved in the locality, of architectural, social and urban historical importance. Residential stable house: rectangular floor plan, two-storey, ground floor massive - slightly changed in 1950, including windows in the living room area expanded, originally half-timbered also on the ground floor, upper floor - half-timbered, narrow-stalked and striving, threshold, frame and filler wood between the ceiling beams form a kind of wooden wreath that surrounds the whole house includes. Original window sizes preserved, 4 × 6 window axes, hipped roof, horizontal roof structure. Side building: one and a half story, solid, stable on the ground floor, mountain room on the upper floor, flat pitched gable roof, horizontal roof truss, 1872. Barn: one-storey, solid construction, rectangular floor plan, flat pitched gable roof, two construction sections, rear part (7.50 m) originally an extension from 1887 with cellar, milk cellar and banse in the basement, upper floor threshing floor, here the cellar and parts of the rising masonry have been preserved, Front part (16.90 m) rebuilt after fire in 1904, old cellar preserved here, two floors and banse, roof completely new in 1904, double-standing roof truss, facade unified, mountain room on the upper floor, sgraffito on the gable side: plowing farmer with two horses and mountainous landscape, around 1930.	09231289

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