Tenement at 51 Pomorska Street, corner with Mazowiecka street The facade of the building, recently renovated, displays nice
neoclassical features, mirroring the abutting tenement at Nr.49, with a bit more
motifs:
pilasters,
tympanum on Mazowiecka street and a corner facade with
balustrade, topped by round
ornaments. File:Pomorska 51 (2).jpg|Facade on Pomorska street File:Pomorska 51 top.jpg|Corner detail File:Pomorska 51 1.jpg|Detail of window adorning
Tenement at 53 Pomorska Street, corner with Mazowiecka street 1893–1894
Historicism Initial address was
Heinestraße 2. The Bräuer family lived there from the erection of the tenement in the 1880s until World War I. File:Pomorska 53.jpg|Corner view File:Bdg Pomorska 10 07-2013.jpg|View from Mazowiecka street File:Pomorska 53 detail.jpg|Detail of a cartouche File:Pomorska 53 Gate.JPG|The gate and the overlooking figure
Tenement at 1/3 Both frontages display similar eclectic architectural details, with a slight
avant-corps dividing them. File:Mazowiecka 1 door.jpg|Facade at 1 File:Mazowiecka 3 Bydgoszcz.jpg|Facade at 3 File:Mazowiecka 1 Bydgoszcz.jpg|Both facades from the street
Tenement at 4 Renovated in 2014, the facade presents characteristics of the first decade of the 20th century with early forms of
Modern architecture and Art Nouveau elements: tall
bay windows, long vertical lines and a variety of window shapes. File:Mazowiecka 4 bydgoszcz.jpg|View from the street File:4 Mazowiecka door.jpg|Main entrance door
Tenement at 5 The passage to the courtyard has been used by Bydgoszcz-born artist Joanna Rajkowska to create the public project “Thermometers and glasses” () in 2012. Joanna Rajkowska covered the walls and ceiling with a mosaic of mirrors (700 kg of them). The
Mirror gate (
Brama z luster) has been restored in 2021. File:Mazowiecka 5 Bydgoszcz.jpg|Main frontage onto the street File:5 Mazowiecka door.jpg|Main entrance door and portal File:Mazowiecka 5 mirror gate.jpg|
Mirror gate (
Brama z luster)
Tenements at 7/9 The large facade on the street displays eclectic and
neo-baroque architectural details: • on the ground floor,
corinthian style columns and
pilasters; • the upper openings present a mix of columns and adorned
pediments; • the top of the frontage is decorated, among others, with
mascarons. File:Bdg Mazowiecka9 2 02-2014.jpg|View of the entire frontage File:Bdg Mazowiecka9 4 02-2014.jpg|Stuccoe and mascaron details File:Bdg Mazowiecka9 7 02-2014.jpg|Stuccoe details
Tenements at 8/10 These buildings are among the oldest in the street, dating back to the late 1870s. Both facades lost their architectural details with time. The house at 8 was renovated in 2020. File:8 Mazowiecka Bydgoszcz.jpg|Facade at 8 File:10 Mazowiecka Bydgoszcz.jpg|Facade at 10
Tenement at 11 The first landlord was Albert Bettyna, a
locksmith.
Hasan Konopacki (1879–1953) lived there from 1946 to 1953. He was a
Lipka Tatar, politician, journalist and military officer, closely connected with the Belarusian national movement. A
commemorative plaque has been unveiled on the ground floor of the building. The facade renovated in 2022 recalls that at the time of construction, it was one of the most impressive tenement houses on the street, File:41 Sienkiewicza Rog Mazowiecka.jpg|View from street crossing File:41 Sienkiewicza detail.jpg|Stuccos details File:41 Sienkiewicza.jpg|Facade on Sienkiewicza street
House at 20 As one of the first houses built in the street, it kept few architectural details, apart from the triangular pediment adorned with motifs above the entrance. File:Mazowiecka 20 Bydgoszcz.jpg|Facade on the street
House at 23 Recently refurbished (2024), the building architecture mirrors the one at No. 20, built the same year. File:Mazowiecka 23 Bydgoszcz.jpg|View of the renovated house ===Tenement at 14
Wileńska street=== Registered on
Kuyavian-Pomeranian Heritage list Nr.725837, Reg.A/1528 (6 May 2009) This city heritage building boasts two decorated facades and a large corner
bay window stretching on two levels. File:Bdg Wileńska-Mazowiecka 06-2013.jpg|Corner view File:Wileńska 14 róg Mazowieckiej Bydg 2012a.jpg|Corner bay window File:Bdg Wilenska14-Mazowiecka23 1 01-2014.jpg|Architectural detail ===Tenement at 11
Wileńska street=== Restored in 2017, the massive tenement displays two decorated facades on each street. The corner frontage features two heavy balconies. File:Wilenska 11 Bygdgoszcz.jpg|Facade seen from the street intersection File:Bdg Wilenska11-Mazowiecka 3 01-2014.jpg|Pediment details
Cohnfeld's house at 25 Albin Cohnfeld was a wealthy Jewish merchant of
Bromberg, member (and vice-president) of the "Jewish Management Board and the Council of Representatives" of the city, from 1903 to 1920. At the end of the 1880s, Cohnfeld received a concession from the city to build barracks in today's
Pomorska street, which was completed in 1890: nowadays, the plot is called
Londynek. File:Mazowiecka 25 Bydgoszcz.jpg|View of the house at 25
Tenement at 27 The large facade displays early forms of
modern architecture, with tall and long vertical windows, under a wall
gable still shaped with
Art Nouveau design. File:Mazowiecka 27 Bydgoszcz.jpg|View from the street
Faculty of Animal Breeding and Biology at 28 Since 1971, the area is housing the faculty of the
Bydgoszcz University of Science and Technology. There former plant edifice has been refurbished and hosts today one of the building of the Faculty of Animal Breeding and Biology of Bydgoszcz. File:Mazowiecka 16 24 Towarzystwo Akcyjne Galwana.jpg|The factory ca 1922 File:28 2 Mazowiecka Bydgoszcz.jpg|The faculty building today File:Mlecznik, Galwana 1922-1925.jpg|Instance of porcelain production File:Adv Galwana 1922.jpg|Advertising for
Galwana in 1922 == See also ==