Christian August Naumann

Christian August Naumann (* 1705 ; † November 14, 1766 in Berlin ) was a German court mason in Berlin.

After training as a bricklayer in Dresden from 1721 to 1723 , Naumann went to Berlin, where he received citizenship on August 7, 1728. In 1738 he was already the old master of the guild and made it up to the master mason. In Berlin he was significantly involved in several buildings.

His son was the court building court director and castle master August Gotthilf Naumann .

Works in Berlin

• 1735–37: Bohemian Church , together with the court carpenter Johann Andreas Büring based on designs by Friedrich Wilhelm Diterichs . Not available anymore.
• 1737–39: Holy Trinity Church , based on plans that were probably made by him under the name of Titus de Favre . Not available anymore.
• 1747: Wegely's house ( Johann Georg Wegely ), Königstrasse / corner of Hinter den Baraquen or Casernen (from around 1778 Neue Friedrichstrasse, later Littenstrasse ). Not available anymore.
• 1751: Manufactory building for Wilhelm Caspar Wegely , Hinter den Baraquen or Casernen (from around 1778 Neue Friedrichstrasse, later Littenstrasse). Not available anymore.
• 1751–53: New building of the Luisenstädtische Church (formerly Sebastianskirche), according to own plans together with court carpenter Johann Gottfried Büring. Not available anymore.
• 1756–58: Workhouse, Alexanderplatz, based on plans by Christian Friedrich Feldmann . Not available anymore.
• 1756: Magnus House , together with Georg Friedrich von Boumann (restored in 1994)

literature

• Europe in the early modern period , Festschrift for Günter Mühlpfordt, Volume 7, p. 480ff, Ed. Erich Donnert, Böhlau Verlag Cologne Weimar Vienna 2008, ISBN 978-3-412-10702-4 .

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Burial Register Ev. Luisenstadt Church, Berlin
2. ↑ Uwe Kieling: Berlin - Builders and Buildings: From Gothic to Historicism . 1st edition. Tourist Verl., Berlin; Leipzig 1987, ISBN 3-350-00280-3 , p. 172 .