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Annenstraße 6 (the left building on the picture) was built on the site of an older building, presumably destroyed during air raids. I think it's one of the ugliest buildings in the street, and am very pleased I can't see it from my window here. But I suppose I should be careful with my description here, because friends of friends used to live in this house. ;-) I had planned on doing almost every house in the street, so I had to start somewhere, and it's not as if I had to go far for the photos. :-)
The building on the right side of the screenshot is Annenstraße 21-13. Annenstraße is a relatively quiet side street in St.Pauli, running parallel to the St. Pauli Stadium, home of the cult soccer team of the same name. On one side it opens onto Detlev-Bremer-Straße (leading to the infamous Reeprbahn), on the other to Paulinenplatz, a small park and play area.This is one of my favourite buildings in the street, and one of the tallest on the narrow tree lined street, which has a bit of everything architecturely, from 50's and 60's W2W tenements (see Annenstrasse 6) to small W2W "english style" schicky-mickey houses.On the corner stood the old Hospice for the Heiligen Geistfeld, which was torn down around 1810, but the cellars are still under the newer Gründerzeit style houses that replaced it. Today the corner is occupied by the first version of the scene bar, "Zoes".
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Annenstraße 6
| Lot size: | 1x1, 1x2, 1x3, 1x4 tiles |
| Tileset(s): | European contemporary |
| Stage: | 4, |
| Occupants: | 58 R-§§ |
| Bulldoze cost: | § 327 |
| Building value: | § 800 |
| Construction time: | 41 days |
| Flammability: | 45 |
| Power consumed: | 1 MWh/month |
| Water consumed: | 2 gallons/month |
| Air pollution: | 2 over 1 tiles |
| Water pollution: | 2 over 2 tiles |
| Garbage per month: | 2 over 0 tiles |
Annenstraße 21-23
| Lot size: | 1x2, 1x3, 1x4 tiles |
| Tileset(s): | European contemporary |
| Stage: | 5 |
| Occupants: | 64 R-§ |
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