Anton Butscheidt

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Anton Butscheidt (also Anton Butscheid ; * April 2, 1878 ; † June 16, 1949 ) was a German architect and civil engineer who worked mainly in his hometown of Bonn .

Life

Butscheidt was trained at the Düsseldorf School of Applied Arts . From 1903 he ran a bureau for architecture and construction together with his brother Jean , which at times also included a sand pit and brick factory. Around 1912 he separated from his brother. From 1933/34 Butscheidt called himself a master builder . He can be regarded as one of the more important architects of Art Nouveau in Bonn, in particular the Südstadt as one of the largest preserved Wilhelminian style residential areas in Germany. His semi-detached house Rittershausstraße 26/28 , which was partly built for himself and from which the architecture office was run (No. 28), has one of the most striking Art Nouveau facades in Bonn.

Anton Butscheidt was married to Adèle Bürger. Her daughter Erna Agnès Butscheidt (1907–1997) married the Maastricht engineer Joseph Fréderic Eduard Regout (1888–1971), manager of the ceramic manufacturer "Sphinx" , in 1951 .

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Buildings in Bonn

construction time District address image object measure Remarks
1903/1904 Südstadt Rittershausstraße 26/28
location 		Bonn-Südstadt Rittershausstrasse 26-28.jpg Duplex house New building (with Jean Butscheidt) Monument protection
1908 Südstadt Rittershausstrasse 30
location 		Bonn-Südstadt Rittershausstrasse 30.jpg Residential building New building (with Jean Butscheidt) Monument protection
1908 Südstadt Rittershausstrasse 32
location 		Residential building New building (with Jean Butscheidt) Monument protection
1908 Südstadt Rittershausstrasse 34
location 		Residential building New building (with Jean Butscheidt) Monument protection
1908 Südstadt Reuterstraße 39
location 		Residential building New building
1910 Südstadt Schumannstrasse 110/112
location 		Duplex house New building Monument protection
1910 Südstadt Schumannstrasse 114/116
location 		Duplex house New building Monument protection
1910 Südstadt Schumannstrasse 118
location 		Residential building New building Monument protection
1911 Südstadt Schumannstrasse 102
location 		Residential building New building Monument protection
1911/1913 Südstadt Schumannstrasse 100
location 		Residential building New building Monument protection
1912 Südstadt Schumannstrasse 98
location 		Residential building New building Monument protection

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b c d e f g h Landeskonservator Rheinland (ed.); Eberhard Grunsky , Volker Osteneck: The southern part of Bonn (= workbook 6). Second, modified edition, Rheinland-Verlag, Cologne 1976, ISBN 3-7927-0265-7 , p. 15.
  2. ^ Address book of the city of Bonn 1941/42 , JF Carthaus, Bonn 1942, p. 661
  3. ^ Address book of the city of Bonn , JF Carthaus, Bonn, ( 1904 , 1907/08 , 1910/11 , 1911/12 , 1912/13 , 1914/15 , 1932/33 , 1934/35 , 1941/42 )
  4. ↑ Eberhard Grunsky : A bourgeois residential area of ​​the Wilhelminian era: On the history and monument value of the southern part of Bonn . In: Bonner Geschichtsblätter. Yearbook of the Bonner Heimat- und Geschichtsverein , ISSN  0068-0052 , Volume 27, Bonn 1975, pp. 191–208 (here: p. 203).
  5. ^ Gerhard Kirchlinne: The Bonn Südstadt: One of the most splendid Wilhelminian style quarters in Germany . Bonn 2015, ISBN 978-3-00-050248-4 , p. 101.
  6. ↑ Guy & Norbert Regout}} (1966/1996): Généalogie de la famille Regout . Publication: Fondation Regout. Printing: Didier Mols ( PDF )
personal data
SURNAME Butscheidt, Anton
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Butscheid, Anton
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German architect and civil engineer
DATE OF BIRTH April 2, 1878
DATE OF DEATH June 16, 1949