Emanuel Lindner
Emanuel Lindner (born April 1, 1905 in Lucavica , Transylvania , † 1985 in Osnabrück ) was a German architect who was particularly active in classical modern industrial construction.
Life
Lindner completed training at the Bauhaus Dessau and Berlin from 1930 to 1934 a. a. with Ludwig Mies van der Rohe . From 1935 he worked as a freelance architect in Berlin. In 1946 he taught at the newly founded State University for Architecture and Fine Arts in Weimar, handicrafts and design; from 1949 he worked in Essen and Osnabrück , where he also held a professorship.
Work (selection)
- 1936: Dr. Haberecht, Berlin-Grunewald
- 1936: House in Berlin-Dahlem , Thielallee 49
- 1936: Lang wire factory, Brandenburg an der Havel
- around 1939: Landhaus Prof. Harbort in Berlin-Zehlendorf , Schreberstrasse 22
- 1940: Landhaus Dr. D., Berlin-Dahlem
- after 1945: Buildings by Mobil-Oil AG, Celle
- 1946: Design of a house for 3,000 marks
- 1950: Extension buildings for the Rawe textile factory , Nordhorn (together with Eberhard Zeidler )
- 1951: X-ray institute in Osnabrück, Lürmannstrasse
- 1951: Hosiery factory in Fürstenau
- 1952: House in Nordhorn
- 1953: Kestermann gear factory in Bad Oeynhausen
- before 1954: Brigitta Deutsche Vakuum-Öl AG's Lastrup site in the Oldenburger Land
- 1956: Landhaus, Wickede (Ruhr)
- before 1958: doctor's house in Herford
- 1959: Bachmann single-family house, Bad Oeynhausen -Rehme, Heilenbrink 5
- 1959: Group of four single-family houses in Essen-Bredeney
- 1959: Competition design for the opera house, Essen
- 1959: Extension for the Kestner Museum in Hanover
- 1960: Office extension for the gear and transmission factory Gerhard Kestermann in Bochum
- before 1960: house on Steinhuder Meer
- 1964: Bungalow in Essen-Heidhausen
Individual evidence
- ^ Refurbishment of a villa from the 1930s
- ^ Frank Schmitz: Country houses in Berlin 1933-1945. Gebr. Mann, Berlin 2007.
- ^ Monthly booklets for architecture and urban development , Volume 24 (1940).
- ^ A b c Walter Henn : Buildings of the industry. Callwey, Munich 1955.
- ↑ Building & Living 4/1953
- ↑ Glasforum , Volume 6 (1954).
- ↑ 150 private homes , Bruckmann Verlag, Munich (1958)
- ↑ The Art and the Beautiful Home , No. 5, February 1959
- ^ Art and the beautiful home , Volume 58 (1960).
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Lindner, Emanuel |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German architect |
| DATE OF BIRTH | April 1, 1905 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Lucavica , Transylvania |
| DATE OF DEATH | 1985 |
| Place of death | Osnabrück |