Munich. Max-joseph-straße 2; former residential and antique shop of the as drey company (formerly the site of the rechberg palace), now the chamber of commerce and industry, free-standing historicist building on three sides, 1911-12 by gabriel von seidl; with rich sculptural decoration (terracotta friezes in red-brown natural color, designed by franz naager and manufactured in the nymphenburg porcelain manufactory, figures on the no longer existing pillars of the front garden by heinrich düll and georg pezold); forms a block with maximiliansplatz 8 (see there).
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