Schiff auf Kaufhaus Oberpollinger - München - BY - Germany - Unique Weathervanes on Waymarking.com

DE: Architekt Max Littmann musste auf Betreiben der den Stadtrat beratenden „Münchner Künstler-Kommission“ seine Entwürfe mehrfach überarbeiten, um die Neuhauser Straße mit ihrer kleinteiligen Bebauung und den benachbarten Bürgersaal nicht zu dominieren. Schließlich einigte man sich, die Fassade stark zu gliedern und mit Naturstein zu verkleiden. Nach rund zehn Monaten Bauzeit wurde der Warenhaus-Neubau in der Neuhauser Straße 1905 eröffnet. Als Bezug zur Hamburger Herkunft der Warenhausbetreiber stehen auf zwei der drei Giebel Wetterfahnen in Form von Handelsschiffen.
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EN: Architect Max Littmann had to work on the initiative of the city council advisory "Munich Artist Commission" his designs several times so as not to dominate the Neuhauser Strasse with its small-scale building and the adjacent community hall. Finally they agreed to divide the facade strong and disguise with natural stone. After ten months of construction of the store's new building was opened in Neuhauser Strasse 1905th The reference to Hamburger origin of the department store operator standing on two of the three gables weathervanes in the form of merchant ships.

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