Town Slaughterhouse
Abatorul
Town Slaughterhouse
Abatorul
Original function:
factory
Current function:
abandoned
Address:
Bulvardul Eroilor de la Tisa 24
Historical Hungarian county:
Temes
GPS coordinates:
45.7476070928, 21.2444026079
History
The construction of the slaughterhouse began in 1904. It was designed by Székely László, who was the city's chief architect between 1903 and 1922. The architect combined functionality and aesthetics to great effect. He designed the Hungária Baths, the Dauerbach Palace, the Weiss Palace, the municipal children's home, the Hungarian Credit Bank, the hosiery factory and the waterworks, among other buildings in the city. Székely László was then asked to design several slaughterhouses nationwide (i.e. in Hungary). Originally, the public slaughterhouse consisted of 11 buildings: breeding rooms, slaughterhouses, freezing chambers, offices, laboratories and even residential buildings. In 1992, it was closed for good and most of the buildings were demolished.
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