The Kozia building sits on the corner of Piwna Street with a distinct, slender stone goat carved directly into its facade. This figure serves as the namesake for the building, which dates back to the reconstruction efforts following the destruction of the city in nineteen forty-five. While much of the surrounding architecture relies on grander, more ornate stonework, this small, understated goat remains a signature mark of the craftsmen who rebuilt this row of houses from the rubble of the second world war.
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