Kockerellstrasse 5

The old buildings at Kockerellstrasse 5 and 7 were demolished, parts of the façade were stored and rebuilt around 1974 as one continuous building with the house number 5. The left part of the building contains parts of the façade of the old building no. 5, while the origin of the right half of the house is not clear, as incorrect information was given in the documents of the time. It is possible that the parts originate from the house at Judengasse 24 or Peterstraße 51. The architect of the building was Heinz Schopp.

During the demolition of the building at Kockerellstrasse 5, the walls of the single-axis façade were stored and reinstalled in the new building. The plinth was made lower, so that all the jambs are about 30 cm lower. The missing crossbar of the upper floor window was reconstructed. Holes and brackets on the walls of the first floor indicate that these stones were reused several times. The right-hand façade in Baroque style shows far fewer "historical" details than the left-hand section.

Holes and staples on the walls suggest that some stones were used several times.

Different concepts - reconstruction and arrangement - were applied to the façades: Parts of the left-hand façade were reconstructed, i.e. details were restored as faithfully as possible to the original. On the right, bluestone elements of various origins were rearranged to create a strict, uniform façade.