Clemens Kattner

Clemens Maximilian Kattner (born September 17, 1871 in Vienna ; † March 10, 1945 there ) was an Austrian architect .

Life

Clemens Kattner was the son of a carpenter and master upholsterer from Vienna. From 1890 to 1892 he studied with Friedrich von Schmidt and Victor Luntz at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna . After a seven-year stay abroad, Kattner worked as a freelance architect in Vienna from 1900. In 1905 he became a member of the Wiener Bauhütte , where he was secretary, board member and honorary member. Clemens Kattner was married. His son also became an architect.

Realizations

Martin Luther Church in Spittal an der Drau

• 1898: Town hall in Idrija (with Gustav Adolf König )
• 1905–1906: Evangelical Christ Church in Innsbruck (with Gustav Knell )
• 1908–1909: Gustav-Adolf-Kirche Leoben
• 1908–1909: Martin Luther Church in Spittal an der Drau (with Gustav Knell)
• 1910–1911: Friedenskirche in Gmünd
• 1911–1912: Evangelical Christ Church in Břeclav
• 1911: German house in Břeclav
• 1911: Forest cemetery in Edling
• 1912: Mendeleum in Lednice
• 1914: Old Catholic Church in Šumperk
• 1917: Max Schreiber refuge on Červená hora
• 1924–1925: Housing complex of the municipality of Vienna, Troststrasse 64–66 / Herzgasse 91 / Alxingergasse 86, in Vienna- Favoriten (with Alexander Graf)
• 1928: Residential complex of the municipality of Vienna, Cervantesgasse 3, in Vienna- Penzing
• 1929–1930: Housing complex of the municipality of Vienna, Malfattigasse 39, in Vienna- Meidling
• 1930–1931: Evangelical Christ Church in Bad Radkersburg
• 1930–1931: Evangelical Confessional Church in Weppersdorf

Awards

• 1929: Gold medal for services to the Republic of Austria

Web links

Commons : Clemens Kattner  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• Clemens Maximilian Kattner. In: Architects Lexicon Vienna 1770–1945. Published by the Architekturzentrum Wien . Vienna 2007.