Voivodeship Office (Szczecin, Poland)
West Pomeranian Voivodeship Office in Szczecin is a historic, neo-Renaissance, administrative building, opened in 1911. The main designer was Berlin architect Paul Kieschke. After his death in 1905, Paul Lehmgrübner continued the project and supervised the construction. Works began in 1906, and were completed in 1911. The edifice was not damaged during the bombings of Szczecin during World War II.
Scope and type of the restoration works included:
- Comprehensive restoration technology of building facades (both brick and stone facade threads).
- Specially colour-matched lime and trass joints, brick putty, joint injection mortar, factory-coloured lime and trass plaster.
USED MATERIALS
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TrassZement – Thin-layer render with trass to historic surfaces
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TrassKalk – Hydraulic lime binder with trass
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TrassInjekt – Injection mortar with trass to historic walls
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NSR – Mortar with trass for cavities in brick and stone
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TrassFuge – Lime-trass mortar for grouting of historic walls
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RenoPutz – Trass lime mortar for historic substrates
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TrassMörtel – Masonry cream and render for historic walls
