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Nikiszowiec - Nikischau, part. 9 Shadow and light

Published at October 11, 2008 in Katowice, Poland, architecture, black and white and cities and towns. 2 Comments

Gate and yard of one of the quarters of Nikiszowiec (Nikischau or Nikischenwald). The settlement is a historical part of Katowice (Kattowitz) - workers estate built in the village Janow for miners, named after the pit-shaft “Nickisch” (after Kurt Nickisch) one of 14 pit-shafts of coal mine “Giesche”. Designed by Emil and Georg Zillmann from Charlottenburg.

Nikiszowiec - Nikischau, part. 8 Gates and streets

Published at October 8, 2008 in Katowice, Poland, architecture, black and white and cities and towns. 1 Comment

Gates and streets of Nikiszowiec (Nikischau or Nikischenwald). The settlement is a historical part of Katowice (Kattowitz) - workers estate built in the village Janow for miners, named after the pit-shaft “Nickisch” (after Kurt Nickisch) one of 14 pit-shafts of coal mine “Giesche”. Designed by Emil and Georg Zillmann from Charlottenburg.

Nikiszowiec - Nikischau, part. 7 Arcade

Published at October 7, 2008 in Katowice, Poland, architecture, black and white and cities and towns. 0 Comments

Arcade at the main square of Nikiszowiec (Nikischau or Nikischenwald). The settlement is a historical part of Katowice (Kattowitz) - workers estate built in the village Janow for miners, named after the pit-shaft “Nickisch” (after Kurt Nickisch) one of 14 pit-shafts of coal mine “Giesche”. Designed by Emil and Georg Zillmann from Charlottenburg.

Nikiszowiec - Nikischau, part. 6 The Church

Published at October 5, 2008 in Katowice, Poland, architecture, black and white and cities and towns. 0 Comments

The Sun shines over the Neo-Baroque church of St Ann at the main square of Nikiszowiec (Nikischau or Nikischenwald). The settlement is a historical part of Katowice (Kattowitz) - workers estate built in the village Janow for miners, named after the pit-shaft “Nickisch” (after Kurt Nickisch) one of 14 pit-shafts of coal mine “Giesche”. Designed by Emil and Georg Zillmann from Charlottenburg.

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