Tenement at 1, corner with 35 Pomorska Street 1897–1899, by
Fritz Weidner Eclecticism & forms of
Neo-Baroque and
Art Nouveau Hermann Schulz, a wealthy baker, charged Fritz Weidner to design his habitation, which initial address was
Rinkauerstraße 22-23. A thorough refurbishment has been carried out in 2015 by a real estate firm. Architecturally, the facade echoes the style of corner house with Podolska street, at the southern part of Pomorska street. The façade of the building is decorated with
reliefs, floral
stucco ornaments and
putti. Arched windows,
loggias,
balconies flanked by massive
columns richly adorn the elevation. One can underline the detailed low-
relief of
Demeter with
Cupid as a putto on the first floor, testifying to the wealth of original owner (H. Schulz): as a baker, the image of the goddess of corn, grain, and harvest could be the only patron. File:1 Kwiatowa - Pomorska 35 1900.jpg|The building ca 1900 File:Bdg Pomorska35 1a 9-2015.jpg|Corner view of both facades File:Bdg Pomorska35 4 9-2015.jpg|Detail of
columns and
balcony File:Bdg Pomorska35 6 9-2015.jpg|
Cupid and
Demeter Tenement at 37 Pomorska Street, corner with Kwiatowa street 1885 The building has been renovated in 2020. File:37 Pomorska.jpg|Corner view
Tenement at 3 1906-1907 Its original numbering ("1a" Blumenstraße) is still visible on the entrance
lintel. The facade displays remarkable
Art Nouveau motifs, in particular the floral
stuccoed
ornaments embellishing the main entrance and the top wall gable, which bears in addition a
mascaron. File:3 Kwiatowa facade.jpg|Main facade File:3 Kwiatowa door.jpg|Adorned entrance File:Bdg ulKwiatowa 4 07-2013.jpg|Decoration of the top wall gable on the street
Plot at 4 1920s He owned it till the mid-1920s: there used to live railway workers, minor officials, teachers and military personnel from the nearby barracks at Warszawska street. The tenement has been refurbished in 2020. Otto Klann owned the building from 1910 Uncovered during the rehabilitation, German writings dating from the 1910s is now visible. File:7 Kwiatowa.jpg|Renovated facade File:7 Kwiatowa writing 2.jpg|Ancient German advert
Tenement at 8 1887 The edifice has been overhauled in 2021, highlighting its decoration. In particular, one can mention the three
mascarons portraying a
Pan-like figure which crown the ground floor openings. In addition, the opposite windows on the first floor display abundant architectural details (pediments, adorned
jambs and
sill). File:9 Kwiatowa.jpg|Main elevation File:9 Kwiatowa door.jpg|Main door File:9 Kwiatowa detail.jpg|Pan-like mascaron
Tenement at 10 1907-1908
Eclecticism The first landlord is identified as Rudolf Duda, working in the railway business. The plot changed four times its house numbering: "25 Mittelstraße" (1885), "28 Mittelstraße" (1900), "48 Mittelstraße" (1915) and today's "32 Sienkiewicza street". The refurbishment completed in 2020 salvaged the elevation which was in a bad technical condition.Furthermore, the facade probably lost its architectural details in the course of earlier works. File:32 Sienkiewicza.jpg|View from the street crossing
Tenement at 15 1911-1912, Late
Art Nouveau Anton Grabowski, the initial landlord, was also owner of the abutting building at the corner with Sienkiewicza street (then "Mittelstraße"). He was a metalworker. The frontage, renovated at the beginning of 2026, is balanced by two curved bay windows. Some preserved elements of architecture are still visible on the ground floor: an entrance
portal flanked by two
columns and topped by an elliptic transom, and a floral
motif frieze running all the way along wall. File:15 Kwiatowa main.jpg|Main elevation
Tenement at 17, corner with Sienkiewicza street 1911-1912, by
Georg Baesler Art Nouveau, early
Modern architecture The commissioner of this building was Anton Grabowski, a master metalworker, living at "14 Blumenstraße" (today's 2 Kwiatowa street, house nonexistent). He also owned the tenement at 15. Renovated in 2020, one can appreciate in particular the
bartizan overhanging at the corner, the
bay windows and the numerous stuccoed motifs present in cartouches or on vertical
friezes. File:Kwiatowa 17 rog Sienkiewicza.jpg|Elevation Sienkiewicza street after refurbishing File:Kwiatowa 17 rog Sienkiewicza detail.jpg|Detail of the
bartizan ==See also==