List of structures in Ústí nad Labem

The list of buildings in Ústí nad Labem includes the most important buildings of modern architecture from the period from 1860 to 2010 in Ústí nad Labem . The listed buildings give an overview of the architectural history of the last 150 years and their architects, they guide the viewer through the architectural styles of this period. Boudníková's work on functionalist architecture in Ústí nad Labem gives a general overview of this topic . Many buildings can be found on the architecture websites of the city of Ústí – Aussig. In his work, Prouza describes the German social democratic architecture of communal housing in Aussig, the building activity from 1918 to 1938, when the social democrat Leopold Pölzl was mayor and Franz Josef Arnold was the city ​​architect. Only a few of these buildings are listed.

List of structures in Ústí nad Labem-Aussig on the Elbe

The most important structures are compiled in this list. Buildings that are under monument protection are marked with the ÚSKP no. the Central List of Cultural Monuments of the Czech Republic (Ústřední seznam kulturních památek České republiky).

image	Name of the structure	Address and location	architect	Construction year	comment
Ústí n. L. center
	Elfriede Arnold residential and commercial building	Bělehradská 2042/2 (location)	Josef Fischer or Franz Josef Arnold (1888–1962)	1933	functionalism
	Villa Walter Weyrich	Bělehradská 2018/37 and 2019/39 (location)	Paul Brockardt (1882–1941)	1937
	Bohemian Eskomptebank and Kreditanstalt (BEBKA), now Komerční banka (KB)	Bílinská 175/2 - Revoluční (location)	Karl Jaray (1878–1947)	1923-1925	Reform architecture
	New commercial bank	Bílinská 2 (location)	Vladimír Novák	1995-1997	Postmodern, neofunctionalism
	Villa Karl Lindner	Čajkovského 1685/6 (location)	Anton Kunert	1905	Historicism , Secession
	State insurance, now tax office	Dlouhá 2760/15 (location)	Rudolf Bergr, Jiří Drtikol, Míťa Hejduk	1974-1977	Neobrutalism
	office building	Velká Hradební 2800/54 and Dlouhá 3359 / 13a (location)	Rudolf Bergr, Míťa Hejduk	1974-1977	Neobrutalism
	District administration, originally the KSČ party headquarters	Dlouhá 240/13; Velká hradební 3118/48, 3121/50, 3122/52 (location)	Rudolf Bergr, Míťa Hejduk	1983-1985	called: "tub", neobrutalism
	Watzke corner house	Důlce 2111/1 (layer)	Julius Hauser († 1954)	1938	functionalism
	Residential houses of the former Stolle & Watzke company	Důlce 2093/19, 2092/21, 2094/23, 2104/25, 2105/27, 2106/29 and 2112/31 (location)	Julius Hauser	1936-1938	expressionism
	Administration building, now Cream Real Estate	Dvořákova 3134/2 (location)	Josef Slíva (* 1936)	1980-1985
	Ferdinandshöhe restaurant (Větruše)	Fibichova 392/25 (location)	Alwin Koehler	1896/97	historicism
	Mountain station of the cable car to Ferdinandshöhe	Fibichova (location)	Jan Chlup, Petr Goleš, Lukáš Urban	2009/10
	Apostle-Paulus-Kirche ("Red Church") (ÚSKP No. 50197 / 5-5843 )	Horova / Bratislavská (location)	Julius Zeißig (1855–1930), Franz Visintini (1874– after July 1944), construction company: Alwin Köhler & Co.	1902-1906	Neo-Romanesque with secession elements
	Residential complex (multifunctional house)	Hrnčířská 10/1 to 3/15 (location)	Rudolf Bergr, Josef Liška	1960-1963	International style
	Czech People's Bank	Klášterní 3301/11 (location)	Michal Gabriel, Miroslav Johanovský	1992-1994	Postmodern
	House Otta Öttel	Králova Výšina 2015/41 (location)	Franz Ludwig, Hugo Höhne	1932/33	functionalism
	Bohemian Savings Bank	Lidické náměstí 899	Josef Zasche (1871–1957)	1912	Neoclassicism , destroyed after 1945
	library	Lidické náměstí 899	Josef Zasche, construction company: Alwin Köhler & Co.	1912	Reform architecture, destroyed after 1945
	Czech Police Building	Lidické náměstí 899/9 (location)	Josef Liška, Viktor Tuček	1958-1963	Modernism , built on the site of the former savings bank and city library
	Aussig City Theater, now the North Bohemian Theater (ÚSKP No. 43508 / 5-5038 )	Lidické náměstí 1710/10 (location)	Alexander Graf	1907-1909	Neo-baroque
	Neo-renaissance residential building	Londýnská 2262/8, Moskevská 2263/29 (location)	L. Richtermoc	1956	Socialist realism
	Residential building	Londýnská 2114/9 (location)	Ernst Kominik
	Former synagogue	Malá Hradební	Construction company: Alwin Köhler & Co.	1880	Oriental style, destroyed in 1939
	Commercial building center OC Forum	Malá Hradební, U kostela, Bílinská (location)	Willem-Joost de Vries, Berton de Bont	2005-2009	Postmodern
	Museum of the City of Ústí nad Labem, originally the school of the City of Aussig, boys' school and civic hall (ÚSKP no. 43242 / 5-5051 )	Masarykova 1000/3 (location)	August Krumholz (1845–1914)	1875/76	Neo-renaissance
	Citizen school - extension to the existing school, now the Museum of the City of Ústí n. L. (ÚSKP no. 43242 / 5-5051 )	Masarykova 1000/3 (location)	August Krumholz	1896/97	Neo-renaissance
	Service and business center (multifunctional house) - called "madhouse"	Masarykova 3310 / 10a to 3120/34 (location)	Miroslav Těšínský, Miroslav Johanovský, Jan Zeman	1983	Neobrutalism
	CPI City Center (multifunctional building)	Masarykova, Prokopa Diviše, Moskevská (location)	Zdeněk Jiran, Michal Kohout, Petr Máša	2007-2011
	Volkshaus halls, then district management of the trade unions, now the Aliens Police Department	Masarykova 930/27 (location)	Ludwig Erlebach, Julius Lichteneckner	1907/08	Neoclassicism
	Hotel Vladimir (multifunctional house)	Masarykova 3128/36 (location)	Rudolf Bergr, Zdeněk Havlík	1983-1986	Neobrutalism
	Police authority, originally the North Bohemian Hydraulic Engineering Company	Masarykova 1788/47 (location)	Ernst Rücker (1890–?)	1922/23	expressionism
	Emilie Schöbl's house	Masarykova 846/53 (location)	Anton Kunert	1910
	Residence with Madonna, originally the residence of the Society for Chemical and Metallurgical Production (later Spolchemie)	Masarykova 1971/79 (location)	Franz Josef Arnold (1888–1962), Erich Breindl (1894–1953)	1929/30	New Objectivity
	Polyclinic of the city of Ústí n. L., called the "cash desk"	Masarykova 2000/92 (location)	Paul Brockardt	1937-1939	New Objectivity
	Railway Policlinic, now Polyclinic of the City of Ústí n. L.	Masarykova 2431/94 (location)	Jiří Fojt, Viktor Tuček	1959-1965	modernism
	Seventh-day Adventist prayer and meeting room	Masarykova 1099/128 (location)	Karl Haar, new building: Aleš Lang	1932–1935, new building 1988–1996	Late Classicist Romanticism, New Objectivity, Postmodernism
	Villa-like residential building	Masarykova 2300/162 (location)	Josef Liška (1928–1963)	1956/57	Socialist realism
	Anton Kunert house	Masarykova 1247/164 (location)	Anton Kunert	1910	historicism
	"Palác Zdar" office building (ČSOB Bank)	Mírové náměstí 1/1 (location)	Ivan Reimann (* 1957)	2004-2009	Neo-expressionism, modeled on Erich Mendelsohn
	Aussiger Sparkasse, now Česká spořitelna (Czech Sparkasse)	Mírové náměstí 2/5 (location)	Franz Josef Arnold	1937-1939	Neoclassicism, Nazi architecture
	Interhotel Bohemia - called "Bohemka"	Mírové náměstí 2442/6 (location)	Gustav Brix, Josef Rotyka	1964-1968	International style
	House of the Bohemian Trading Company, later a bank, Reich Building Office, KSČ building, ČSOB bank	Mírové náměstí 69/20 (location)	Osvald Polívka (1859-1931)	1924/25	Secession
	Kreditanstalt der Deutschen, originally Wagner department store	Mírové náměstí 101/25 (location)	Friedrich Lehmann (1889–1957), construction company: Alwin Köhler & Co.	1931	Classicizing Expressionism
	Branch of Commerzbank and private bank, former ESO commercial building	Mírové náměstí 102/26 (location)	Paul Brockardt	1938	New Objectivity
	"Sever" residential and commercial building, formerly JEPA = Jensch & Pachmann department store	Mírové náměstí 103/27 (location)	Max Hans Kühne (1874–1942) (Lossow & Kühne)	1933	Home style
	HypoVereinsbank - UniCredit Bank	Mírové náměstí 3425 / 35a (location)	Jan Jehlík	2004	Late postmodern
	New part of the City of Ústí n. L. (ÚSKP No. 43175 / 5-268 )	Mírové náměstí 3129/36 and 3097/37 (location)	Rudolf Bergr	1985	Neobrutalism
	Residential building	Moskevská 2297/50, Londýnská (location)	Alena Šrámková	1954/55	Socialist realism
	Villa Kind, now the North Bohemian Scientific Library	Na schodech 1535/4 (location)	Hartwig Fischel (1861–1942)	1895/96	Eclecticism
	Villa Carl Friedrich Wolfrum, now the Czech Radio "Sever" (ÚSKP no. 43346 / 5-4943 )	Na schodech 1601/10 (location)	Hans Miksch (1846–1904), Julian Niedzielski (1849–1901)	1887-1910	historicism
	Two gatehouses to Villa Carl Friedrich Wolfrum	Velká Hradební, Na Schodech 1534/8 (location)	Hans Miksch, Julian Niedzielski	1887-1910	historicism
	Municipal housing (blocks A, B, C and D) No. 1748–1754 and 1759–1768	Palachova 7, 15; U nemocnice 1 to 4; Pasteurova 10 to 22; Resslova 2 to 6 (location)	Franz Josef Arnold, Ernst Krob (1887–1954)	1919-1922	Reform architecture
	Stadtbad	Panská 1700/23 (location)	Peter Paul Brang (1852-1925)	1907/08	historicism
	Sparkasse and Aussiger Handelsakademie (multi-function house)	Pařížská 1670/15 (location)	Josef Zasche	1903-1905	Secession
	Former Gasthaus "Zum Scheckental" with café "Savoy", later Pražská úvěrní banka, now Raiffeisenbank (multifunctional house)	Pařížská 227/20 (location)	Josef Fischer or Franz Illing	1931	constructivism
	Former District hospital (surgical department), demolished in 2013	Pasteurova 1500/9 (layer)	Franz Josef Arnold, Ernst Krob	1931-1937	Reform architecture
	Former Poor house with prayer room, asylum and orphanage, now district hygiene inspection	Prokopa Diviše 1317/1 (location)	Oscar Mratschek, construction company: Alwin Köhler & Co.	1888	historicism
	Former Evangelical school	Prokopa Diviše 1386/6 (location)	Hans Miksch, Julian Niedzielski	1890/91	historicism
	Beran bookstore (silk house, former Baťa house)	Revoluční 179/7 (location)	František Fackenberg, Ernst Rücker	1929-1933
	Labe department store	Revoluční 2732/9 (location)	Růžena Žertová, Mojmír Böhm, Ladislav Špás, Antonín Werner	1967-1974	Neo-expressionism
	Old administration building of the company for chemical and metallurgical production (later Spolchemie )	Revoluční 1521/84 (location)	Robert Langs	1895	Neo-Gothic
	Administration building of the company for chemical and metallurgical production (later Spolchemie) (ÚSKP-No. 105404 )	Revoluční 1930/86 (location)	Max Hans Kühne (Lossow & Kühne) with sculptures by Hugo Lederer	1929/30	Expressionism, the tallest building in Czechoslovakia in 1930
	Double residential and commercial building by Emil Meyer and Franz Heller	Revoluční 178/3 and 177/5 (location)	Julius Hauser	1907	Secession; Commercial building for jeweler Emil Meyer and wholesale merchant Franz Heller
	Villa Huebl	Rooseveltova 1804/2 (location)	Otto Prutscher (1880–1949)	1923/24	Reform architecture
	Villa Heller	Rooseveltova 1815/4 (location)	Hans Richter (1882–1971)	1923-1926	Expressionism, New Objectivity
	Residence of the Pension Institute of the Chemical and Metallurgical Production Company	Sadová 1917/7 (Lage)	Rudolf Kirschner	1928/29	expressionism
	Residence of the Pension Institute of the Chemical and Metallurgical Production Company	U České besedy 811/3 and 807/5 (location)	Erich Breindl (1894–1953)	1928	Expressionism with Cubist echoes
	Workers asylum	U Chemičky 1171/22 and 1171/24 (location)	Robert Langs	1882-1907	Houses for workers of the Chemical and Metallurgical Production Company
	Former Gym, now Tiersch House (Tyršův dům), called "Budvarka" (Budweiser beer bar)	Vaníčkova 835/9 (location)	Stephan Focke, Carl Rehatschek (1851–1913)	1891-1893
	Palais Adria I - House of the insurance company Riunione Adriatica di Sicurta with Café "Grand" (Riunione House)	Velká Hradební 484/2 (location)	Friedrich Lehmann, construction company: Alwin Köhler & Co.	1928/29	expressionism
	House "Siegel" (Dům "Pečeť") (multifunctional house)	Velká Hradební 1260/3 (location)	Vladimír Karfík (1901–1996)		Late functionalism
	Magistrate, formerly Krajský národní výbor (ÚSKP No. 43175 / 5-268 )	Velká Hradební 2336 / 8a (location)	Jan Gabriel, Jiří Fojt, Jiří Nenadál	1956-1961	Modernism, " Brussels Style "
	Residential and commercial building	Velká Hradební 3385/9 - Pařížská 538/19 (location)
	Staatliches Gymnasium Franz Joseph (Green School), now Faculty for Art and Design of UJEP	Velká Hradební 424/13 (location)	Max von Loos (1858–1953)	1892/93	historicism
	Villa Schaffner	Velká Hradební 1025/19	Hans Miksch, Robert Langs	1874	Neo-Gothic; The villa was demolished in 1959 and a cultural center was built in its place
	Culture house	Velká Hradební 1025/19 (location)	Jaroslav Lácha, Helena Láchová Skálová	1956-1964	Abstract classicism
	Villa Carl Hermann Wolfrum, with the addition of the North Bohemian Scientific Library	Velká Hradební 1743/49 (location)	Ernst Rentsch, Jan Kouba extension	1915, extension 1986–1996	Cottage style, postmodern
	Outbuilding behind the Villa Carl Hermann Wolfrum, former day nursery	Velká Hradební 13/47 (location)	Stanislav Karpíšek	1961-1963
	ABC residential buildings	Velká Hradební 14/56 and 17/62 to 22/72 (location)	Josef Liška, Rudolf Bergr	1961-1964	modernism
	Villa Paul Robert	Winstona Churchilla 1722/1 (location)	Hugo Höhne	1932	Secession
	Villa Ludwig Wolfrum	Winstona Churchilla 1344/2 (location)	Hans Miksch, Julian Niedzielski	1888/89	historicism
	Villa Hans Weinmann , now the North Bohemian Scientific Library (ÚSKP no. 42622 / 5-3519 )	Winstona Churchilla 1974/3 (location)	Paul Brockardt	1929/30	Neoclassicism
	Villa Ignaz Petschek	Winstona Churchilla 1368/4 (location)	Hans Miksch, Julian Niedzielski, construction company: Alwin Köhler & Co.	1902	historicism
	Villa Franz Petschek (ÚSKP No. 43643 / 5-267 )	Winstona Churchilla 1348/6 (location)	Paul Brockardt	1929-1931	French neoclassicism
	Villa Jacob Weinmann	Winstona Churchilla 1512 / 8a (location)	Hans Miksch, Julian Niedzielski	1894/95	historicism
	Max Hibsch residential building (Lerchenfeld settlement)	UL-Skřivánek, Hanzlíčkova 2055/2 (location)	Julius Hauser	1934
	Villa Alois Winnar (Lerchenfeld settlement)	UL-Skřivánek, Hanzlíčkova 1980/4 (location)	Albin Camillo Müller (1871-1941)	1930-1932	Art deco , villa of the owner of the North Bohemian Hydraulic Engineering Company Alois Winnar (1878–1958)
	Karel Nešvera house (Lerchenfeld settlement)	UL-Skřivánek, Hanzlíčkova 3381/7 (location)	Jan Jehlík	1998-2000
	Villa Reichert (Lerchenfeld settlement)	UL-Skřivánek, Mošnova 2034/2 (location)	Reinhold Blaschke the Elder J. (1885-1945)	1933
	Former Director's villa Friedrich Martin (Lerchenfeld settlement)	UL-Skřivánek, Veleslavínova 1941/3 (location)	Hans Max Kuehne	1929/30
	Villa Klopstock (Lerchenfeld settlement)	Veleslavínova 2056/4 (location)	Paul (Pavel) Spielmann (1900–1978)	1934/35	New Objectivity
	Villa (Lerchenfeld settlement)	UL-Skřivánek, Veleslavínova 2045/7 (location)	Josef Reihsig and Paul Krisch
	Shift villa (ÚSKP No. 105435 )	Čajkovského 1837 / 94a, 1838/94 / Mařákova (location)	Paul Brockardt	1931	Neo-Baroque villa of the entrepreneur Heinrich Shift (1880–1959) (son of Johann Shift )
	Villa Blahoslavova	Blahoslavova 1263/64 - Čajkovského (location)
	Villa Ahne in the OT Schönpriesen	UL-Krásné Březno, Vojanova 531/13 (location)	Josef Reihsig and Paul Krisch	1933
	Grave of the CF Wolfrum family in the Schönpriesen cemetery	UL-Krásné Březno, Neštěmická 248 (location)	Arpad Mogyorosy (1875-1922)	after 1918
District of Střekov-Terror Stone
	Mariánský most (Mary's Bridge)	Ústí n. L. - Střekov (location)	Roman Koucký, Šárka Malá, Libor Kábrt	1994-1997	Neo-symbolism
	Eduard Beneš Bridge (Most Edvarda Beneše)	Ústí n. L. - Střekov (location)	Joseph Melan (1853-1941)	1934-1936
	Origin two-story railway and road bridge	Ústí n. L. - Střekov (location)	Konrad Wilhelm Hellwag, Eduard Gerlich	1872–1874, new building in 1958
	Lock Střekov (Zdymadlo Střekov)	Pražská, Litoměřická (location)	František Vahala	1923-1935
	Wooden Villa Rudolf and Anna Hrdina	Karla IV. 1063/43 (location)	Rudolf Hrdina, K. Šulc (architectural firm Arch. Wenzel Patzelt)	1935-1936	expressionism
	villa	Ke Hradu 1030/6 (location)	Ludwig Erlebach, Julius Lichteneckner		expressionism
	Residence Richard and Anna Ladek	Ke Hradu 1047/9 (location)	August Chargek	1932/33
	Residential complex “Heimat” No. 783 to 793	Kozinova 12, 14; Kramoly 17-21; Raisova 15-19; Střekovské nábřeží 18–22 (location)	Paul Brockardt	1932/33	Home style
	Vocational training school, now the Střekov Business Academy	Národního odboje 766/17 (location)	Ernst Rücker	1927	Classifying expressionism
	Johann Layer Bath (Vrbenského lázně)	Truhlářova 384/2 (location)	Paul Brockardt	1930/31	erected by Johann Layer
	Old Schreckenstein-Střekov crematorium	U Krematoria 398/8 (location)	Wilhelm Etzel, Ernst Rücker	1925-1932	German expressionism
	Steam waterworks (ÚSKP no.104623 )	U Stanice 822/11 (location)	Carl Schlimp	1872-1874
	Villa Künstner, now a kindergarten	V Zeleni 530/4 (location)	Paul Brockardt	1937/38	Expressionism, homeland style
	Baťa residential and commercial building	Varšavská 779/5 (location)	Vladimír Karfík	1931-1936	functionalism
	Alhambra cinema, now Činoherní studio (Činoherák)	Varšavská 767/7 (location)	Richard brooch	1927	expressionism
	Residential and commercial building	Varšavská 736/15 (location)			House with relief decorations
	Residential houses of the Georgschicht company (Heimstättensiedlung) No. 410 to 471 and 496	Švabinského 34 to 78 and 39 to 67; Na zákrutu 2 to 6; Dykova 1 to 7; Do kopečku 7 and 9 (location)	Rudolf Geissler	1932/33
	Administration building of the company Georgschicht AG, now SETUZA as	Žukovova 100/27 (location)	Construction company: Alwin Köhler & Co.	1911	historicism
Klíše-Kleische district
	Residential building	Balbínova 161/2 (location)	Julius Hauser	1903	historicism
	House Franz and Gusti Lev	Balbínova 235/5 (location)	Otto Finze	1913
	Villa Hugo Adler	Beethovenova 713/29 (location)	Herman Müller	1932	Home style; Villa of MUDr. Hugo Adler
	Villa Pick	Beethovenova 597/31 (location)	Erwin Katona (1903– around 1980)	1930	functionalism
	Residential houses	Bezručova 795/2, 803/4, 802/6 (location)	Ernst Kominik
	Villa Adolf Michel	Brožíkova 164/6 (location)	Ludwig Erlebach, Julius Lichteneckner	1903	Secession
	kk Staatsoberrealschule, Staatliche Realschule	České mládeže 230/2 (location)	Alexander Graf	1912	Secession
	Former Realgymnasium, now the Faculty of Education and Science of the Jan Evangelista Purkyně University in Ústí nad Labem (UJEP)	České mládeže 360/8 (location)	Zdeněk Pštross	1926	Reform architecture
	Pavlatschen or arcade houses (S-houses) Ústí n. L.-Klíše, No. 704–711	Na Vlnovce 1, 3, 5, 7 and Mezidomí 1–4 (location)	Franz Josef Arnold	1931-1933
	Villa Rosa Grünwald (Spiegelsberg settlement)	Pod Holoměří, Herbenova 782/20 (location)	August Chargek	1934
	School for boys and girls, now high school	Jateční 243/22 (location)	Carl Gotze	1914
	Building of the Sparkasse Aussig (multifunctional building)	Masarykova 486/143 (location)	Franz Josef Arnold	1928	expressionism
	Villa Viktor Ratka	Na Výrovce 442/20 (location)	Josef Ringel (1885–?)	1927/28	Expressionism, functionalism
	Villa Marie (director's villa of Gebr. Löwy)	Okružní 116/4 (location)	Josef Ulbricht	1909
	German Girls Reform Real Gymnasium, now Medical School	Palachova 700/35 (location)	Franz Josef Arnold	1931/32	New Objectivity
	Elementary and citizen school (formerly Czech school), now elementary school	Palachova 400/37 (location)	Josef Gočár (1880–1945)	1926-1930	functionalism
	Three houses	Palachova 492/12, 493/14, 494/16 (location)	František Fiala (1895–1957)	1926-1928
	Kk State Trade School, now State Trade School	Resslova 210/5 (location)	Max von Loos	1908-1910	Secession
	German school for the blind, now military accommodation and building management	Štefánikova 231/2 (location)	Adolf Foehr (1880–1943)	1913	Secession
	Villa Klimsch	Slavíčková 658/31 (location)	Erwin Katona	1931	functionalism
	Villa Pietschmann, now kindergarten	Štefánikova 761/14 (location)	Erwin Katona	1932-1934	functionalism
	Residential building with café "Stern"	Štefánikova 741/50 (location)	Franz Ludwig	1933/34	New Objectivity
	Villa Johann Fischer	V Zahrádkách 599/32 (location)	Franz Illing (1903–?)	1930	Functionalism, villa of the owner of the paint and varnish factory Johann Fischer (* 1878)
	Bockau lung sanatorium, Weinmann lung sanatorium, now the lung department of the Masaryk hospital	UL-Bukov, K sanatoriu 285 (location)	Ernst Krob	1916-1920	Reform architecture
	Telefonica O2 office building	UL-Bukov, Masarykova 20/273 (location)	František Šmolík, Julie Vlčková, Marie Růžičková	1972-1983	Neobrutalism
District Předlice-Prödlitz
	Church of St. Josef (Kostel sv. Josefa)	Hrbovická (location)	Matěj Blecha	1905/06	Neo-Romanesque
	Globus-Werke - chemical-technical products factory (Továrna Globus)	Jateční 192/32 (location)	Franz Schnelle	1909-1911	Secession
	Armaturwerk (Severočeská armaturka as)	Jateční 3436 / 47a and 1588/49, Teslova (Lage)	probably the construction company Alwin Köhler	around 1900	Schäffer & Budenberg , GmbH - Machine and steam boiler armatures factory Magdeburg, NL Aussig
	Municipal slaughterhouse	Jateční 1880/63 (location)	Josef (Joseph) Hennings	1926-1928	Reform architecture
	Two residential buildings with 15 small apartments	Školní náměstí 341/7, Mahenova 327/10 (location)	Ludwig Erlebach, Julius Lichteneckner	1930-1932
	Carl Wolfrum textile factory	Na luhách 3427/3 (location)	Hans Miksch	1895	historicism
	Carl Wolfrum textile factory	Textilní 3403/4 (layer)	Bruno Bauer	1909-1911
	Warehouse cooperative warehouse	U Skladiště 433/15 (location)	Ernst Wullekopf, Friedrich Krukenberg, construction company: Alwin Köhler & Co.	1900/01	Neo-Romanesque

See also

List of listed objects in Ústí nad Labem

literature

• Pavel Prouza: Vybudovali jsme ...! / We built ...!: Německá sociálně-democická architektura komunálního bydlení v Ústí nad Labem v letech 1918–1938 / German social democratic architecture of municipal housing in Aussig in the years 1918–1938, Novela Bohemica, Univerzita JE Purkyně, Ústí nad Labem, 2017, 368 pp., ISBN 978-80-7561-053-9
• Pavel Prouza: Německá sociálně democická architektura komunálního bydlení v Ústí nad Labem v letech 1918–1938 (German social-democratic architecture of municipal housing in Aussig in the years 1918–1938), Univerzita Karlova v Praze (Charles University in Prague), dissertation (Czech University of Prague). ), Prague 2013, 290 pp. ( Online as PDF; accessed January 2, 2019)
• Martin Krsek: Zmizelé Ústí nad Labem (The disappeared Aussig on the Elbe). Muzeum města Ústí nad Labem, 2011, 92 pages, ISBN 978-80-7432-136-8 (Czech.)
• Tomáš Pavlíček, Alena Sellnerová, et al .: Slavné vily Ústeckého kraje (Famous Villas in the Aussiger Region), Foibos 2008, 170 p., ISBN 978-80-87073-04-9 (Czech)
• Alena Boudníková: Funkcionalistická architektura v Ústí nad Labem (Functionalist Architecture in Ústí nad Labem), Masarykova Univerzita Brno, Bachelor thesis (Czech), Brno 2011, 59 p. ( Online as PDF; accessed on January 2, 2019)
• Jaroslav Zeman: Mezi tradicí a modernitou: město v průmyslovém věku. Severočeská architektura v první polovině 20. století (Between tradition and modernity - city in the industrial age. North Bohemian architecture in the first half of the 20th century), (Czech), dissertation, Charles University Prague, 2017, 365 p. ( Online as PDF; accessed on March 11, 2020)

Web links

Commons : Building in Ústí nad Labem  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Commons : Villas in Ústí nad Labem  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

• History of the city of Ústí nad Labem (Czech) (accessed June 12, 2019)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Boudníková (2011), pp. 6–44
2. ↑ Architecture in Northern Bohemia - Ústí-Aussig (German) (accessed on January 2, 2019)
3. ↑ Architecture in Northern Bohemia - Ústí-Aussig (Czech) (accessed on January 2, 2019)
4. ↑ Architecture Aussig (Czech) (accessed on January 2, 2019)
5. ↑ Prouza (dissertation 2013)
6. ↑ Prouza (2017)
7. ↑ Böhmische Sparkasse (Czech) (accessed on January 2, 2019)
8. ↑ City Library (Czech) (accessed January 2, 2019)
9. ↑ Boudníková (2011), pp. 19-23
10. ↑ Architecture Usti-Aussig - Villa Heller (accessed on January 2, 2019)
11. ↑ Architecture in Northern Bohemia - Ústí-Aussig, Riunione Haus (Czech) (accessed on January 2, 2019)
12. ↑ Villa Alois Winnar (Czech) (accessed January 3, 2019)
13. ↑ Neo-Baroque Villa Shift (Czech) (accessed July 20, 2020)
14. ↑ Villa Adler (Czech) (accessed January 3, 2019)
15. ↑ Boudníková (2011), pp. 28–32
16. ↑ Architecture Aussig - Franz Illing (Czech) (accessed on January 3, 2019)
17. ↑ Villa Fischer (Czech) (accessed January 3, 2019)

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