Alfred Schubert (architect)

Karl Maximilian Alfred Schubert (* in the 19th century; † in the 20th century) was a German architect .

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Alfred Schubert worked as a master builder for agricultural construction and taught first as a teacher for agricultural construction at the royal Saxon building trade school in Zittau , then as a teacher for the same subject at the royal Prussian building trade school in Höxter , later as a senior teacher with the title of professor at the royal Prussian building trade school in Kassel . He published numerous writings in his specialty, agricultural construction. In 1891 he won first prize in the architectural competition for a cattle barn of the German Agricultural Society.

He was married to Katharina nee Leonard, their son was the art historian Alfred Schubert (1889–1965).

Fonts (selection)

• Old ironwork from the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries. Gates, grilles, grave and stair railings, grave crosses, skylights, crowns, fillings, ribbons, key plates, door knockers, tools etc. Claesen, Berlin 1889.
• The poultry houses, their structures and interior furnishings . Parey, Berlin 1890, 4th edition 1916.
• The Cölestiner monastery church ruin Oybin near Zittau . In: Zeitschrift für christliche Kunst 4, 1891, pp. 299-312 ( digitized version ).
• Pocket book of agricultural construction . Voigt, Weimar 1893 ( digitized version ).
• Instructions for the execution of rural buildings with consideration of small farms in southern Germany . Ulmer, Stuttgart 1910.
• with Friedrich Engel: Handbook of agricultural construction including buildings for agricultural trade . 8th edition, Parey, Berlin 1895, 9th edition 1911.
• The farmer's building history. A guide to furnishings, design, building materials, etc. for new and repaired buildings in small farms. For use by country people and rural technicians. (= The farmer's winter evenings 58). Ulmer, Stuttgart 1896 ( digitized version ), 2nd edition 1907.
• Wrought iron company signs in the style of the Renaissance and Baroque. A practical work of motifs and templates for fitters, architects, draftsmen, and arts and crafts schools . A. Schumanns Verlag, Leipzig 1898.
• with Leonhard Hoffmann: The book of the goat. (= The farmer's winter evenings 60). Ulmer, Stuttgart 1898, 2nd edition 1910, 3rd edition 1919.
• The fertilizer site, its appropriate system and execution. For use by farmers, technicians, agricultural schools, clubs, etc. (= Des Landmanns Winter Evenings 61). Ulmer, Stuttgart 1898, 2nd edition 1913.
• Small stable buildings. Your system, installation and execution, manual for building tradesmen, construction technicians and farmers . Voigt, Leipzig 1900.
• with Eduard Schmitt: Agricultural Buildings and Related Facilities (= Handbook of Architecture 4, 3, 1). Stuttgart 2nd edition 1901 ( digitized ), 3rd edition Leipzig 1913 ( digitized ).
• How does the farmer build his stables practically and cheaply? A short, easy-to-grasp guide for country folk, rural technicians, agricultural schools. (= The farmer's winter evenings 77). Ulmer, Stuttgart 1904, 2nd edition 1911.
• The farmer's building advisor. An information book about the materials, finishes, repairs, etc. in agricultural construction. In 250 questions and answers. (= The farmer's winter evenings 83). Ulmer, Stuttgart 1908.

Remarks

1. ↑ The career is based on the author's information in his books.
2. ^ Centralblatt der Bauverwaltung , 11th year 1891, p. 218.
3. ↑ HAL Degner: Who is it? Our contemporaries. 10th edition, Schmidt-Römhild, Lübeck 1935, p. 345.