Salomonstrasse 41
02826 Görlitz
Germany
The property on Salomonstra;e in the city center of Görlitz was built around 1883 with a residential and commercial building including a rear building. The cloth manufacturer Louis Stiasny had the rear building rebuilt in 1893. He used it as a salesroom for the scarves, bags, neckerchiefs and other accessories for ladies that he produced. Because of the building situation, only the courtyard side could be provided with windows, Stiasny had a glass-roofed atrium designed. This is or was surrounded on the first and second floors by galleries with wrought-iron railings with geometric and floral motifs. The gallery-like design of the upper floors, the glazed atrium and the elaborate staircase are reminiscent of the building of the Gäitz Strauss department store, the larger of the two Art Nouveau department stores on Demianiplatz. Both are outstanding testimonies of upscale sales culture from the imperial era
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