Remscheider Strasse 30
The residential and commercial building at Remscheider Strasse 30 is a historic building in the Bergisch city of Wuppertal in North Rhine-Westphalia .
Location and history
The slate house, which is now a listed building, is located in the urban district and district of Ronsdorf ( Blutfinke residential area ) on the western side of Remscheider Strasse . It is one of the few buildings on this side of the street that remained unscathed during the air raid on Ronsdorf . The original building of the Catholic parish church of St. Joseph to the north was badly damaged and later had to be demolished due to dilapidation and replaced by a modern new building. The formerly practically adjacent restaurant Rheinischer Hof is no longer there. About 100 meters further south than monuments nor the house Remscheider Straße 46 and the former Prussian Bandwirkerschule and in the dam road of Steiger tower Ronsdorf received. On the opposite side of the street, the historical buildings still stand today, including the listed buildings Remscheider Straße 33 (restaurant Zum Bergisches Haus ) and the residential and commercial buildings Remscheider Straße 35 , 43 , 45 and 47 . The former historic residential building at Remscheider Strasse 41 , built in a slab of timber frame construction , became dilapidated due to long-term renovation jams and could no longer be preserved. It was therefore deleted from the list of monuments, completely demolished in the following years and replaced by a new building.
Even if the exact construction date of the house at Remscheider Straße 30 is not known, the lower monument authority of the city of Wuppertal dates it to the first half of the 19th century .
Description and current use
In contrast to the neighboring buildings from the post-war period, the house, which looks rather squat, was built on a basement that towers towards the street front and is now plastered and painted dark gray. Here, in the basement or the basement is now a retail shop that owns the road front towards an entrance, which is accessible via a forth slightly descending from street level staircase and mutually arranged in each case has a small shop windows. Above the basement floor that was with a pitched roof provided roadside traufständige house with two full floors built in half-timbered construction. Neither the slate cladding nor the asymmetrically arranged windows facing the street with their frames have noteworthy decorative elements. At the rear, where the entrance to the house is located, there is a right-angled and slate extension.
Monument protection
The entire building was entered on November 22, 1994 under the number 3535 in the list of monuments of the city of Wuppertal.
See also
Web links
- Entry in the Wuppertal monument list