Wohn- und Geschäftshaus Goldman & Salatsch (Looshaus)

The house is aus­ge­facht to the lar­gest part a ske­le­ton struc­ture, with large sized bricks. First to fourth stick are smoothly, brightly clea­ned, Par­terre and Mez­za­nin with green Greek Ci­pol­lino marble dis­gui­sed, the base with gra­nite. The co­lumns are Mo­no­li­the from the same marble, Basen and Ka­pi­telle of pro­files from tom­bac or zinc cas­ting, with brass oc­cu­p­ied. For the tex­ture zone of the Mez­za­ni­n­er­ker Loos found a func­tio­nal re­a­son: With ligh­ter Spros­sung argued it - one could get fear to fall on the road. Lan­dings and gal­le­ries dif­fe­ren­tiate the sales room of the ex­clu­sive cut­ter stu­dio. Highly ri­sing noble wood co­lumn con­ver­ted with strict show­ca­ses ac­com­pa­nies the cen­ter­line. Book­ke­eping and cash were put into a Es­trade se­pa­ra­ted by brass lat­ti­ces into the rear part of the Mez­zanins. Also the work spaces are ar­ran­ged by chan­ging room heights: 2.07 me­ters for the sit­ting close, 3 meter for the stan­ding Zu­schnei­der and 5.22 me­ters for the handle hall.