From 1816 to 1820 he worked as Country master builder for the Royal Government Marienwerder in West Prussia.
From the laying of the foundation stone on May 3, 1818 until its ceremonial consecration on August 3, 1823, a Protestant church was built in Mewe according to plans by Schinkel, under the construction supervision of Sachs.
In other church buildings in Stuhm and Marienwerder he was discriminated against by Protestant clergy anti-Semitic, which is why he built here as a Jew.
He implemented Schinkel's designs despite all adversities.
There were great difficulties in doing so, because the construction drawings of Schinkel were partly not understood or misinterpreted by Sachs' superior, the government and building official Balkow (1816–1825 building official in Marienwerder).
In 1819, Salomo Sachs opened a Baugewerkschule in Marienwerder, which existed for 15 years until 1834.
He took over the management and offered free lessons.
From 1816 to 1820 he worked as Country master builder for the Royal Government Marienwerder in West Prussia. From the laying of the foundation stone on May 3, 1818 until its ceremonial consecration on August 3, 1823, a Protestant church was built in Mewe according to plans by Schinkel, under the construction supervision of Sachs. In other church buildings in Stuhm and Marienwerder he was discriminated against by Protestant clergy anti-Semitic, which is why he built here as a Jew. He implemented Schinkel's designs despite all adversities. There were great difficulties in doing so, because the construction drawings of Schinkel were partly not understood or misinterpreted by Sachs' superior, the government and building official Balkow (1816–1825 building official in Marienwerder). In 1819, Salomo Sachs opened a Baugewerkschule in Marienwerder, which existed for 15 years until 1834. He took over the management and offered free lessons.
Salomo Sachs