Adolf Kellermüller

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Gustav Adolf Kellermüller (born May 29, 1895 in Winterthur ; † February 2, 1981 there ) was a Swiss architect.

After training at the Technikum Winterthur and studying at the University of Fine Arts as a master student and working student at German Bestelmeyer , he accepted a job in East Prussia in 1916 . From 1919 he ran his own architecture office in Goldap . After returning to Switzerland in 1923, he first worked with Franz Scheibler , who, like him , had studied under Robert Rittmeyer at the Winterthur technical college , and later with Hans Bernoulli until around 1925 he and Hans Hofmann founded a joint office called Kellermüller & Hofmann , which up to It existed in 1941 when his partner Hans Hofmann was offered a position at ETH Zurich and did not build for several years. After that, Kellermüller initially planned mainly industrial buildings. The final separation of the partners took place in 1952, after which Kellermüller continued to build industrial buildings, for example for fishermen in Schaffhausen, schools, churches, public buildings and settlements.

Selection of works

Adolf Kellermüller
  • Kurlistrasse , twin houses, Winterthur 1923–25
  • Unterer Deutweg , settlement, Winterthur 1923-25
  • Bachtelstrasse , settlement, Veltheim 1924
  • Eichliacker , settlement, Töss 1924–28
  • Self-help colony , settlement, Winterthur 1925–29
  • Boller, Winkler & Cie , weaving mill, Turbenthal 1940–42
  • Rieter AG , Wohlfahrtshaus, Winterthur 1947
  • Winzerstrasse colony , settlement, Winterthur 1949
  • Georg Fischer AG , Central Laboratory, Schaffhausen 1955–56
  • Church , Truttikon 1957
  • Church , Trüllikon 1961
  • Evangelical Church Hüttwilen , Hüttwilen 1963
  • Georg Fischer AG , office building, Schaffhausen 1970
Kellermüller & Hofmann

literature

  • Gabi Güntert: Kellermüller, Adolf. In: Isabelle Rucki and Dorothee Huber (eds.): Architectural Lexicon of Switzerland - 19./20. Century . Birkhäuser Verlag, Basel 1998. ISBN 3-7643-5261-2 , pp. 272-273.
  • Christoph Luchsinger (Ed.): Hans Hofmann: From new building to new architecture . gta Verlag, Zurich 1985. ISBN 3-85676-024-5