Emil Moog

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Emil Moog (born August 20, 1873 in Dortmund ; † January 20, 1954 there ; full name Alwin Wilhelm Emil Moog ) was a German civil engineer and architect . His most famous work is the so-called Dortmunder U .

Union Brewery, as built in 2007

Life

Nothing is known about Emil Moog's career so far. From 1902 he was self-employed in Dortmund. He specialized early on in the construction of brewery plants ; for the architectural design he sometimes called in other architects.

From 1927 Moog was also active outside the Ruhr area, for example in the Harz, Upper Palatinate, Magdeburg and Kassel.

Moog was a member of the Reich Chamber of Fine Arts .

Buildings and drafts (incomplete)

  • 1905: Brewhouse of the Dortmund guild brewery
  • 1905–1906: engine house of the König brewery in Duisburg-Beeck
  • 1907–1908: Brewhouse of the Dortmund Union brewery
  • 1908: Building of the storage cellar of Germania-Brauerei AG in Dortmund
  • 1910: Administration building of the Dortmund Ritter Brewery
  • 1910: Storage cellar construction of the Sieg-Rheinische Brauerei AG in Wissen (Sieg)
  • 1911: Storage cellar construction of the F. & W. Pröpsting monastery brewery in Hamm
  • 1912–1914: Administration building of the Dortmund Hansa brewery (with D. & K. Schulze)
  • 1913: Administration building of the Dortmund Union Brewery
  • 1914: Elevator for railway wagons in the siding of Germania-Brauerei AG in Dortmund
  • 1914: Storage cellar and “bottled beer building” of the Schlegel-Scharpenseel brewery in Bochum
  • 1915–1916: New buildings for the Germania Brewery F. Dieninghoff in Münster
  • 1916: Extension of a grain warehouse in the Dortmund harbor
  • 1916: Viaduct construction to widen an existing track system for the siding of the Dortmund Union Brewery
  • 1919: Schwankhalle and bottling and dispatch building of the Dortmund Union brewery
  • 1919: Brewhouse of the Jacob Stauder private brewery in Essen-Altenessen
  • 1921: Extension of the administration building of the Dortmund Union brewery
  • 1924: Gate building with dry grain warehouse of the Dortmund Union brewery
  • 1925: Brewhouse of the König-Brauerei AG in Duisburg-Beeck
  • 1925: Schwankhalle of the Stauder brewery in Essen-Altenessen
  • 1925: Boiler house of the brewery Gebr. Müser AG in Langendreer
  • 1926: Brewhouse of the widow J. Stams & Sons brewery in Wesel
  • 1926: Schwankhalle and garage construction of the A. Rolinck brewery in Burgsteinfurt
  • 1926: Ice generator building of the Dortmund Union brewery
  • 1926–1927: Tower of the Dortmunder Union Brewery (Dortmunder U)
  • 1927: Ice generator building of the F. & W. Pröpsting monastery brewery in Hamm
  • 1927–1928: Storage cellar construction of the Stauder brewery in Essen-Altenessen (facade design by Emil Fahrenkamp )
  • 1927–1928: Brewhouse of the brewery Gebr. Müser AG in Bochum-Langendreer
  • 1933/1934 (?): Conversion of a restaurant in the monastery brewery F. & W. Pröpsting in Hamm
  • 1935: Reconstruction of Hotel Kessels in Lobberich (later Hotel Dammer or Hotel Stadt Lobberich)
  • 1936: Conversion of a restaurant in the monastery brewery F. & W. Pröpsting in Ahlen
  • 1939: Reconstruction of the "Ketteler House" of the F. & W. Pröpsting monastery brewery in Ahlen

Fonts

  • Emil Moog (ed.), R. Horstmann (preface): Buildings and mechanical systems in breweries. Planned and built by Emil Moog, engineer - architect, Dortmund. Küthe & Co., Düsseldorf 1927.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b c Ulrich Bücholdt: Emil Moog (1873–1954). Engineer and / or architect. In: www.kmkbuecholdt.de. August 27, 2014, accessed June 16, 2015 .

literature

  • Willi Landers: Characteristic and functional. Retrospective: Emil Moog - Architekt des Dortmunder U. In: Deutsches Architektenblatt (North Rhine-Westphalia edition, ISSN  0720-0269 ), Volume 43, 2011, No. 1/2, p. 22. ( online as PDF, 2.1 MB )

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personal data
SURNAME Moog, Emil
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Moog, Alwin Wilhelm Emil (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German civil engineer and architect
DATE OF BIRTH August 20, 1873
PLACE OF BIRTH Dortmund
DATE OF DEATH January 20, 1954
Place of death Dortmund