Eduard Zotter

Eduard Mathias Zotter (born March 18, 1857 in Vienna ; † December 19, 1938 there ) was an Austrian architect .

Life

After training at the Technical University with Karl König and the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna with Friedrich von Schmidt , he began to work as a site manager for several large church projects. He worked in particular with Karl Schaden and Ludwig Zatzka . In 1899 he was employed as a construction consultant in the building construction department of the Ministry of Public Works, where he rose to head the department.

Zotter was married to Adele Thumb. His son Friedrich Zotter and his nephew Eduard Thumb were also architects.

Works

photo		Construction year	Surname	Location	description
		1889-1890	Villa Hainisch	Gloggnitz municipality, Lower Austria, Eichberg location	Herrenhaus Aue, birthplace of Michael Hainisch . Originally part of ore mining, later to cotton processing. Note: Remodeling by Eduard Zotter 1889–1890. The building was built around 1750.
		1892-1891	Cathedral in Fünfkirchen / Pecs Wikidata	Pécs , Hungary location	Note: Design by Friedrich von Schmidt
		1893	Antoniuskirche BDA-ID:  52034 Wikidata	Vienna 15, Pouthongasse location	Note: Design by Ludwig Zatzka
		1893-1898	Rudolfsheimer Parish Church BDA-ID:  52090 Wikidata	Vienna 15, Kardinal Rauscher-Platz location	Note: construction management u. Interior design, designed by Friedrich von Schmidt and Karl Schaden
		1895	Enlargement of the parish church of Gmunden BDA-ID:  58397 Wikidata	Gmunden, Upper Austria location	Note: execution unclear
		1895-1898	Breitenseer Parish Church BDA-ID:  24843 Wikidata	Vienna 14, Laurentiusplatz location	Note: with Ludwig Zatzka
		1903	Renewal and construction of the Wikidata cathedral tower helmet	Split, Dalmatia / Spalato, HR location	Note: In another source by Alois Hauser
		1903	Parish church in Trschitz Wikidata	Moravia / Tršice , CZ location
		1910	Reichsstraßenbrücke over the Save near Krainburg	Krain / Kranj, SLO	destroyed
		1910	Kurhaus for radium therapy in Joachimsthal Wikidata	Bohemia / Jachymov, CZ location
		1911-1912	State Serum Testing Institute BDA-ID:  52214 Wikidata	Vienna 16, Possingergasse 38 Location
		1911-1912	Sophienalpe excursion restaurant	Vienna 14, Sophienalpenstraße 13 location
		1911-1914	University Library BDA-ID:  64246 Wikidata	Innsbruck, Tyrol, Innrain 50 location
		1913	Church in Gablitz BDA-ID:  4232 Wikidata	Gablitz, Lower Austria location
		1912-1913	Sculpture studio of the Academy of Fine Arts BDA-ID:  4539 Wikidata	Vienna 2, Böcklinstrasse 1 location
		1913	Reichsstraßenbrücke over the Drau in Marburg Wikidata	Styria / Maribor, SLO location
		1913	Reichsstraßenbrücke over the Elbe near Nimburg Wikidata	Bohemia / Nymburk, CZ location
		1913	Austria pavilion of the international building exhibition	Leipzig, Germany location	destroyed
		1913-1923	Floridsdorf Bridge Wikidata	Vienna 21 location	destroyed
		1914-1915	Reconstruction of the Vienna Regional Court BDA-ID:  41259 Wikidata	Landesgerichtsstrasse 9a, 11, Vienna 8 location
		1914-1920	Kurhaus and municipal office BDA-ID:  23167 Wikidata	Bad Hofgastein, Upper Austria, Kurplatz location
			Reconstruction of Artstetten Castle near Pöchlarn BDA-ID:  31237 Wikidata	Artstetten location
			Schools and official buildings in the Austro-Hungarian monarchy		multiple objects

Web links

Commons : Eduard Zotter  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• Eduard Zotter. In: Architects Lexicon Vienna 1770–1945. Published by the Architekturzentrum Wien . Vienna 2007.

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