Abraham Dudak's tenement house

Abraham Dudak's tenement house is a brick building in central Łódź featuring curved lines and organic forms typical of early 20th-century residential architecture. The facade displays decorative elements with floral motifs and rounded edges that distinguish the structure from other buildings in the neighborhood.

The building was designed by architect August Furuhjelm during a period when Łódź was rapidly growing as an industrial center and European architectural movements influenced local construction. It was created in a decade when the Art Nouveau movement shaped the city's residential architecture.

The house was part of Łódź's development as a wealthy industrial city, where merchant families settled in elegantly designed residential buildings. The facade reflects how local craftspeople incorporated European design trends into their work on homes.

The building sits in the central Katedralna district, surrounded by other historical structures from the same period. Visitors can view the facade from the street and observe the details of the ornamental decorations.

The building received recognition as an immovable monument and has carried this designation since the middle of the 20th century. This status makes it one of the protected architectural works in Łódź that draws attention from researchers and locals alike.