Emil Hoppe

Emil Hoppe (born April 2, 1876 in Vienna ; † August 14, 1957 Vienna) was an Austrian architect .

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Hoppe studied from 1898 to 1901 at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna under Otto Wagner . At that time he was already working as a freelance architect. In 1909 he left Otto Wagner's office, in which he had previously worked for several years, and founded his own office with two other master students of Wagner, Marcel Kammerer and Otto Schönthal . Their collaboration was very successful and they not only realized numerous buildings, but also worked in the field of interior architecture and furniture design. Marcel Kammerer left after the First World War and Emil Hoppe continued to run the office with Otto Schönthal. After the Second World War , Hoppe worked as a freelance architect. Hoppe was considered an excellent draftsman and contributed to the design of the magazine “Der Architekt”, in which many of his designs were also published .

Works

photo		Construction year	Surname	Location	description
		1902	Rental house	Vienna 5, Kleine Neugasse 9 location
		1906-1907	Rental house	Vienna 16, Ottakringerstraße 82 Location	changed
		1907	Managetta Foundation House	Vienna 1, Riemergasse 6 location	Note: with Paul Hoppe
		1907	Karlik's tomb	Wall cemetery near Vienna location	Note: Execution of the mosaics by Leopold Forstner , group 9, row 2, number 30
		1907-1910	Rental house	Vienna 17, Rosensteingasse 73 Location
		1908	Small courtyard of the art gallery	Art show Vienna	destroyed
		1909-1910	School Wikidata	Vienna 4, Wiedner Gürtel 68 Location	Note: formerly women's trade association, with Paul Hoppe
		1910	Rental house BDA-ID:  22761 Wikidata	Vienna 4, Frankenberggasse 3 location
		1910	Rental house	Vienna 18, Martinstrasse 17 location
		1910-1911	Bakalowitz business premises	Vienna 1, Spiegelgasse 1	destroyed
		1910-1911	Gösing station	Gösing location	destroyed
		1911	L. Köllner business premises	Vienna 1, Kärntner Strasse	destroyed
		1911	Room d. Society of Austria Architects	Boarding school Exhibition Rome	destroyed Note: with Schönthal u. Chamberlain
		1911-1913	Trabrennbahn Krieau BDA-ID:  4512 Wikidata	Vienna 2, Krieau location	Note: grandstands
		1912	Rental house	Vienna 18, Plenergasse 24 location
		1912	Pulpit d. Cathedral in Trento Wikidata	Trento, Italy location	Note: with Schönthal u. Chamberlain
		1912-1913	Rental house	Vienna 5, Wiedner Hauptstrasse 126–128 Location
		1912-1915	Residential and commercial buildings Westermannhäuser BDA-ID:  28350 Wikidata	Vienna 1, Dorotheergasse 5–7 location
		1912-1915	Central bank of the German savings banks	Vienna 1, Am Hof ​​3–4 location
		1923	House in Dürnstein BDA-ID:  65926 Wikidata	Dürnstein 82 location
		1923	Harness racing system	Marianske Lázne, Czech Republic Location
		1923	Stadion	Prague, Czech Republic coordinates are missing! Help.
		1923-1924	Rental houses	Vienna 13, Premreinergasse 9 u. 13–15 location
		1924	Kommunalis Bank	Novi Sad, Serbia	destroyed Note: demolished in 2016
		1924	Jovanovic Sanatorium in Beograd	Kneza Miloša 5, Beograd, Serbia location	Note: Also Hotel Excelsior. Today Hotel Mercure
		1924-1928	Sandleiten-Hof BDA-ID:  52173 Wikidata	Vienna 16, Nietzscheplatz 1–2 / Sandleitengasse 43–51 Location	Note: cooperation
		1925	Chamber for Workers u. Employees	Klagenfurt, Bahnhofstrasse 44	destroyed
		1925-1926	Peace Bridge Wikidata	Vienna 9 location
		1926	Reconstruction of the basement rooms of the Künstlerhaus Vienna BDA-ID:  40753 Wikidata	Vienna 1, Karlsplatz 5 location
		1927	Villa Zwilling in Mödling	Lower Austria, Roseggerweg coordinates are missing! Help.
		1928	Garage, entrance area and swimming pool of the Südbahnhotel BDA-ID:  69017 Wikidata	Semmering, Lower Austria location	Note: Garage in 1928 and swimming pool in 1932. The garage has since been demolished
		1928-1929	Zürcher-Hof BDA-ID:  51357 Wikidata	Vienna 10, Laxenburgerstrasse 49–57 location
		1930-1933	Strindberg-Hof BDA-ID:  51488 Wikidata	Vienna 11, Rinnböckstraße 55–59 Location
		1933	Facade of the Wikidata rental house	Vienna 1, Am Hof ​​11 location
		1933	Rental house	Vienna 13, Maxingstrasse 4b	destroyed
		1936	Assembly hall of the Simmeringer wagon factory	Vienna 11, Simmeringer Hauptstrasse 38	destroyed
		around 1936	Business premises of the Lower Austrian State Mortgage Institution	Vienna 1, Hoher Markt	destroyed Note: Wipplingerstraße 2
		before 1937	Central savings bank branch	Vienna 20, Wallensteinstrasse 14	destroyed
		1937	Conversion of the factory "Shift AG Werk Atzgersdorf"	Vienna 23 location	destroyed Note: Not to be confused with Georgschicht AG in Donaufelderstrasse
		1937	Counter hall of the State Mortgage Institution for Lower Austria	Vienna 1, Am Hof ​​3–4	Destroyed Note: with Schönthal
		1948	Reconstruction of the "Kugelhaus" Wikidata	Vienna 1, Am Hof ​​11 location
		1948	Reconstruction of the trotting track in the Prater BDA-ID:  4512 Wikidata	Vienna 2 location
		1953	Residential commercial building	Vienna 1, Börsegasse 6	destroyed
		1953-1954	Alois Glauer Hof	Vienna 23, Erlaaer Straße 3–9 Location	Note: with Karl Maria Lang

literature

• Whyte, Iain Boyd: Emil Hoppe, Marcel Kammerer, Otto Schönthal. Three architects from Otto Wagner's master school; Verlag Ernst and Son 1989
• G. Fanelli, E. Godoli: Art Nouveau Postcards , Rizzoli, New York 1987, p. 343

Web links

Commons : Emil Hoppe  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

 Map with all coordinates: OSM | WikiMap

• Emil Hoppe. In: Architects Lexicon Vienna 1770–1945. Published by the Architekturzentrum Wien . Vienna 2007.
• Full texts of the magazine "Der Architekt" at the Austrian National Library
• Project for a residence in Schönbrunn