Carl Stöger junior

Carl Stöger junior , also Karl Stöger, (born May 4, 1870 in Vienna ; † November 8, 1949 there ) was an Austrian builder and architect.

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Carl Stöger junior was the son of Carl Stöger senior , who was also a master builder, and the brother of Adolf Stöger , also an architect. He graduated from the state trade school and then studied architecture with Carl von Hasenauer .

As early as 1895 he was a member of the "Siebener Club", to which Joseph Maria Olbrich , Koloman Moser and Josef Hoffmann also belonged. After the death of their father in 1906, the brothers took over the business under the name "Carl & Adolf Stöger". They mainly built villas for high demand. The design of the buildings was based on Josef Hoffmann. In 1942 the brother committed suicide. Carl Stöger died childless and impoverished at the age of 79.

Works (excerpt)

photo		Construction year	Surname	Location	description
		1900	Stable and light wagon system	Vienna 4, Karolingengasse 29 location	destroyed Note: with Carl Stöger senior
		1901	Rental house	Vienna 7, Kaiserstraße 26 location	In 1914, Stöger designed a factory in this house. Note: renovation with Carl Stöger senior
		1901	Rental house	Vienna 5, Kohlgasse 8 / Fendigasse 10 location	Note: with Carl Stöger senior
		1902	Rental house	Vienna 5, Schönbrunner Straße 83 location	Note: with Adolf Stöger
		1902	Rental house	Vienna 6, Mollardgasse 42 Location	Note: questionable
		1902	Blueprint institute Julius Gahlert	Vienna 5, Fendigasse 12 location	changed Note: No decor
		1904	Villa Ritter von Wiener	Vienna 13, Kupelwiesergasse 31 location	Note: with Carl Stöger senior
		1904	Villa Vienna 13	Münichreiterstraße 51 location
		1904	Baby home	Vienna 13, St. Veitgasse 59 Location	Note: with Carl Stöger sen.
		1905	Rental house	Vienna 14, Vogtgasse 16 Location	destroyed
		1905	Factory of the company Kothmayer & Richter	Vienna 14, Lützowgasse / Vogtgasse	destroyed
		1907-1908	Rental house	Vienna 5, Schönbrunnerstraße 109 / Amtshausgasse 8 location
		1908	magazine	Vienna 5, Siebenbrunnengasse 13 location	destroyed
		1909	Residential building	Vienna 13, Stadlergasse 22 location	Note: with Adolf Stöger
		1909	Office building	Vienna 5, Bräuhausgasse 84 coordinates are missing! Help.	Note: with Adolf Stöger. Address does not exist
		1910	studio	Vienna 5, Schönbrunner Straße 100 location	Note: with Adolf Stöger
		1910	Rental house	Vienna 5, right Wienzeile 167 location
		1910	Rental house	Vienna 7, Neustiftgasse 87 Location
		1910	Rental house	Vienna 6, Linke Wienzeile 168 / Mollardgasse 75 location	1957 extended by Hugo Stimpfl including the previous building. Note: with Carl Stöger senior. Incorrect address in source.
		1910	Rental house	Vienna 5, Schönbrunner Strasse 114 location	Note: with Adolf Stöger
		1911	factory	Vienna 6, Hornbostelgasse 3	destroyed Note: partially demolished
		1912	Rental house	Vienna 5, Margaretengürtel 144 location	Note: with Adolf Stöger
		1912	villa	Vienna 13, Jagdschloßgasse 8 location	Note: with Adolf Stöger
		1913	Alma Mahler's house	Breitenstein, Werfelweg 6 location	Note: with Rudolf Bredl
		1915	Rental house adaptation	Vienna 2, Praterstrasse 46	destroyed Note: with Adolf Stöger
		1918	House adaptation	Vienna 5, Margaretenstrasse 150 location	Note: with Adolf Stöger
		1919	Business premises	Vienna 1, Franziskanerplatz 1 location	Note: with Adolf Stöger
		1919	House adaptation	Vienna 2, exhibition street 39 location	Note: with Adolf Stöger
		1927	garage	Vienna 6, Hornbostelgasse 3	destroyed
		1928	House increase	Vienna 17, Geblergassse 34 location	Note: with Adolf Stöger
		1930-1932	Residential building	Vienna 5, Bräuhausgasse 70 location
		around 1905	Villa Vienna 13	Larochegasse	destroyed Note: not received

literature

• U. Prokop:  Stöger, Carl. In: Austrian Biographical Lexicon 1815–1950 (ÖBL). Volume 13, Verlag der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, Vienna 2007–2010, ISBN 978-3-7001-6963-5 , p. 287 f. (Direct links on p. 287 , p. 288 ).

Web links

• Carl Stöger junior. In: Architects Lexicon Vienna 1770–1945. Published by the Architekturzentrum Wien . Vienna 2007.

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