Gold-Zack Werke

The Gold-Zack Werke building features a four-story steel skeleton structure with a lead-glazed facade and a mansard roof near Mirker Bahnhof in Elberfeld's Nordstadt.

Founded in 1868 as a rubber band factory by Coppel Cosmann in Barmen, the company merged with Villbrandt & Zehnder rubber weaving company, established by Carl Zehnder in 1894.

The former textile factory now functions as a community space, housing workshops, cultural institutions, and a ribbon weaving museum within its preserved industrial architecture.

Located at Wiesenstr. 118 in Wuppertal, the 8,000-square-meter complex accommodates various tenants while maintaining its status as a protected architectural monument since 1986.

The building's symmetrical design incorporates five centrally placed axes topped by a curved gable, with its facade fully glazed except for the lower base zone.

Location: Wuppertal

Inception: March 1, 1868

Industry: Other financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding n.e.c., Manufacture of other textiles n.e.c., textile and clothing industry, Financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding

GPS coordinates: 51.26550,7.13812

Latest update: September 20, 2025 21:19