Rudolf Keller's palace, Renaissance Revival palace in Old Polesie, Łódź, Poland.
Rudolf Keller's Palace is a residential palace built in the Neo-Renaissance style, located on Gdańska Street in the Old Polesie district. The building displays decorated facades with ornate windows, detailed cornices, and symmetrical design elements across its exterior.
The palace was completed in 1890 by architect Hilary Majewski during Łódź's rapid industrial expansion. It represents one of many grand residences built by wealthy factory owners during this period of growth.
The palace reflects the Neo-Renaissance style that became popular in Łódź during the industrial boom of the late 1800s. This architectural language was how the city's factory owners displayed their wealth and status.
The palace is located at 49/53 Gdańska Street and is easily visible from the street. The site includes a gatehouse and other structures from the same period, allowing visitors to see the complete complex.
The palace is part of a larger complex that includes several auxiliary and service buildings from the same era. These companion structures show how wealthy industrial owners organized their entire properties as unified estates.
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