Caspar Maria Grod

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Caspar Maria Grod (* 1878 ; † December 31, 1931 ) was a German architect .

Life

Grod ran an architecture office in Essen , which had specialized primarily in housing developments. Office partners were Wilhelm Lang ( Lang & Grod ) and Leo Kaminski. Before and during the First World War , he designed the Bissingheim and Wedau settlements in Duisburg , which were mostly inhabited by the railway workers from Wedau .

1913 Grod received from the Public Utility Housing Company Ltd (now GAG Immobilien ) in Cologne the contract to design the settlement Bickendorf I. For the execution of which he presented in 1916 Wilhelm Riphahn one. From 1925 until his untimely death in 1931, he and Wilhelm Riphahn (1889–1963) ran the Riphahn & Grod office in Cologne, which at that time was responsible for some of the most important buildings and settlements in Cologne.

Buildings (incomplete)

until 1925

with Riphahn & Grod , Cologne

  • 1925ff: Cologne, Bickendorf II settlement
  • 1926/1927: Cologne-Buchforst , Blauer Hof estate
  • 1925–1931: Cologne Zollstock , Zollstock estate
  • 1926, 1929–32: Köln-Buchforst (then: Kalkerfeld ), Weisse Stadt housing estate
  • 1927: Cologne, renovation of the bastion , (created 1924 by W. Riphahn)
  • 1927–1929: Karlsruhe , Dammerstock settlement , house groups 4 and 14
  • 1930: Cologne, office and commercial building Indanthren-Haus
  • 1930/1931: Cologne-Buchforst, Catholic parish church St. Petrus Canisius
  • 1931: Cologne, UFA-Palast , Hohenzollernring 22–24

literature

  • Werner Heinen, Anne-Marie Pfeffer: Cologne. Settlements 1888–1938 (Vol. 10.1: Traces of the city, monuments in Cologne ). ISBN 978-3761609293 . Cologne, Bachem JP Verlag, 1988
  • Gudrun Escher, Britta Funk: Wilhelm Riphahn - Architect in Cologne: an inventory. ISBN 3-88375-881-7 . König-Verlag, Cologne 2004