Diocesan architect

Diocesan architect or diocesan master builder , more rarely also diocese architect, is the title of architect working in the service of Catholic dioceses , often they have the official title of building director. The diocesan architect is usually also the head of the building administration (building authority) of the respective diocese.

In France, the task of the diocesan architect ( architecte diocésain ) was a state office from 1801 to 1905.

Web links

• Diocese of Augsburg, Department III Building, Diocesan Building Director
• Diocese of Eichstätt, diocesan building office, building director
• Archdiocese of Munich-Freising, diocesan master builder
• Diocese of Hildesheim, construction department, diocesan and cathedral master builder
• Diocese of Regensburg, episcopal building department, diocesan architect
• Diocese of Rottenburg, Main Department VIII b - Church building, diocesan architect
• Diocese of Würzburg, Department IX, Episcopal Building Office, diocesan master builder

Individual evidence

1. ^ Diocesan architect .
2. ^ Diocesan master builder .
3. ↑ Diocese architect .