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Marterburg
The Marterburg is a street in the Schnoor district of Bremen in the north of Germany. The name comes from ''Mattenburg'' as it was the place where the millers used to store flour in ''Matten'' (silos). The street runs from ''Ostertorstraße'' in a southwesterly direction curving slightly westwards before reaching the ''Tiefer'' near the river. Sidestreets include ''Kolpingstraße'', ''Hinter der Balge'' and ''Schnoor''. The street follows the old city wall which forms the rear of the houses on the eastern side, sometimes being used as part of their foundations. Many of the buildings to the south of ''Kolpingstraße'' are old listed buildings, several of which have been restored.
==Redevelopment==
In the 1980s and 1990s, both sides of the Marterburg to the north of ''Kolpingstraße'' were redeveloped with residential and commercial buildings designed by Wolfram Goldapp and Thomas Klumpp. They sought to contribute to the character of this part of the old town by introducing the Postmodern style. The colourful, playfully conceived frontages contrast with the plain office buildings in the surroundings. The 27 houses included in the project have shops or offices on the ground floor with apartments in the upper storeys. Although the buildings have been criticized by some on the grounds of pseudoindividuality, most locals appreciate them and visitors count them among the city's attractions.
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