The Goleitli building stands out because of its narrow, timber-framed facade that seems to lean slightly over the cobblestones of the Saint Sebald district. This structure sits on foundations dating back to the medieval era, a time when property taxes were based on street frontage, encouraging builders to go up rather than out. During the rebuilding of Nuremberg after the second world war, the preservation of these distinct, slender timber-frame profiles remained a priority for the city architects.
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