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93 Construction of the New Gerstle-Salzburg Villa Plans submitted for plan- ning permission, dated 23 November 1910. Floor plans for the upper and attic floor of the villa at Tiergartenstrasse 50. Dr Siegmund Salzburg, also had an area for play and physical activity. In a photograph taken in around 1915 (p. 154), the family’s three daughters can be seen posing for the camera in the play area, with one girl standing on the swing, and her two sisters playing on the climbing poles. Once planning permission had been granted on 31 January 1911, construction of the villa at Tiergar- tenstrasse 50 forged ahead. Alignment lines for the building were pegged out on 11 March 1911. On 5 May 1911, the architects Lossow& Kühne applied to the Planning Authority to proceed with inspect- ing and authorizing the building’s foundation engineering, the first of three inspections stipulat- ed by the Building Code of 1906. On 10 July, the developers applied for the above-ground bare structure to be inspected and approved. From this it can be inferred that construction of the above- ground shell took two months to complete. On Floor plans of the ground and basement floor of the villa at Tiergartenstrasse 50.