Ehemalige Heyne-Fabrik, Industrial heritage site in Offenbach am Main, Germany
Ehemalige Heyne-Fabrik is an industrial building in Offenbach am Main with three stories positioned at a corner where metal screws and precision parts were once made. The structure features vertical wall pillars emphasizing its lower floors and now houses modern businesses including communication agencies, design studios, architects, and fashion companies.
The factory was founded in 1869 by the Heyne brothers and specialized in metal screws and precision turning operations. The current building was constructed between 1913 and 1914, with production reaching its peak before World War II halted operations.
The building displays craftsmanship through details like its stone staircase and colored glass windows, reflecting the care taken in its original design. These elements show how industrial companies of that era valued quality in their work spaces.
The building houses office spaces of various sizes suitable for different types of businesses and work environments. The exterior and certain interior elements are accessible for viewing as a cultural heritage site, making it possible to observe architectural features like the staircase and decorative details.
A bronze memorial plate from 1919 commemorating the company's 50th anniversary remains preserved inside the administrative building. This overlooked artifact provides direct evidence of the company's early success and longevity in the industrial sector.
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