Anselm Bock

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Anselm Bock (* 1864 ) was a German civil engineer and hydraulic engineering specialist.

Life

Anselm Bock studied at the Technical University of Darmstadt from 1880 to 1884 . He gained his first practical experience with the hydraulic engineer Peter Schmick in Frankfurt am Main .

Bock worked on waterworks in the following cities:

After 1889, Bock was a city ​​architect in Bielefeld . From 1894 he was employed as head of the waterworks in Hanover and was appointed head of the civil engineering office there in 1895 .

After the city of Hanover almost the entire area around the Friederikenplatz had acquired from government ownership and the complete breakdown of the Karmarschstraße to the there "prominent place" should be a "new city entrance," Anselm Bock was asked for there to be built river water art a to bring about appropriate artistic equipment. A pure facade competition was announced, which Hubert Stier ultimately won. His blueprint was dated May 20, 1897 the stamp of the "Directorate of urban sewerage and water works" and the signature of Anselm Bock.

Works

buildings

  • 1889: Bielefeld waterworks

Fonts

literature

  • Klaus Siegner: Bock, Anselm (born 1864). In: Architect biographies. In: Günther Kokkelink , Harold Hammer-Schenk (ed.): Laves and Hannover. Lower Saxony architecture in the 19th century. Edition libri artis, Rev. New edition, Hanover 1989 (with illustrations, graphic representations and maps), ISBN 3-88746-236-X , p. 567.

Individual evidence

  1. a b c d e f g h i Klaus Siegner: Bock, Anselm (born 1864). (see literature)
  2. Harold Hammer-Schenk: The river water art at Friederikenplatz, Hanover, 1896–1898. In: Günther Kokkelink, Harold Hammer-Schenk (ed.): Laves and Hannover. (see literature), p. 405f.
  3. According to Harold Hammer-Schenk, the blueprint can be found in the Hannover City Archives , “Mag. II, compartment 75 "