Ferdinand Nebel
Ferdinand Jakob Nebel (born March 22, 1782 in Koblenz ; † April 20, 1860 there ) was an architect active in the southern Rhine province .
Life
He was the son of the haberdashery trader Johann Nikolaus Nebel (1752-1829), who was Mayor of Koblenz from 1804 to 1808 . He studied construction and metallurgy in Berlin and then went on study trips for several years, including to Paris . After that he worked in the fortress construction in Mainz and from 1818 in Koblenz. In 1823 he became agricultural inspector for six districts of the Koblenz administrative district and supervised all construction projects for which the Prussian state was the client. In his work he was in constant competition with his architect colleague Johann Claudius von Lassaulx . He was the father of the Koblenz architect and master builder Hermann Nebel (1816–1893).
The process of manufacturing lightweight building blocks from pumice goes back to Ferdinand Nebel by adding lime milk to the ground pumice . These so-called alluvial stones are relatively light, quick to work with and have good thermal insulation properties. The discovery of fog in 1845 was the basis for the important building materials industry in the Neuwied Basin . After the Second World War, the proportion of alluvial stones was at times 40 percent of total German building block production.
Works (incomplete)
- Catholic Chapel of St. Stephan in Keldung , 1832
- Catholic parish church St. Markus in Braunshorn , 1830 to 1833
- Catholic parish church St. Lambertus and Katharina in Brohl-Lützing , 1873
- Catholic parish church St. Johannes Ev. in Dieblich , 1842
- Mausoleum of the Princes zu Wied in Dierdorf , 1816 to 1821
- Rectory in Grenderich, 1825
- Catholic parish church St. Hubertus in Dreckenach , municipality Kobern-Gondorf , 1842 to 1843
- Catholic parish church St. Nikolaus in Kaifenheim , 1843 to 1854
- Catholic parish church St. Hippolytus in Kaltenborn-Herschbach , 1826 to 1828
- Catholic parish church St. Servatius in Kaltenborn, 1836/37
- Nave of the cath. Chapel of St. Stephan in Keldung , 1832
- Plans for the lion gate of the Emperor Alexander's fortress in Koblenz , 1819
- Building of the casino company in Koblenz , 1827/28
- Catholic parish church of St. Johannes Beheading in Koblenz-Metternich, 1829/30 (broken off 1912/13)
- Large spa house and two other buildings of the Bad Laubach cold water healing facility on the outskirts of Koblenz , 1840 to 1843
- Catholic parish church of St. Georg in Löhndorf (town of Sinzig), 1829 to 1833
- Evang. Parish church in Lötzbeuren , 1828
- Casino company building in Neuwied , 1825 to 1827
- Plans of the Evang. Parish church in Oberhonnefeld , 1829 to 1831
- So-called. Boys' school in Oberwesel , 1834 to 1840
- School in Thür , 1833
- Town hall in Trarbach (City of Traben-Trarbach ), 1833
- Ev. Church in Urbach , 1825 to 1827
- Former School in Vallendar , 1844/45
- Catholic parish church of St. Peter in Westum (town of Sinzig), 1843 to 1848
- School in Weiler, around 1833
- School in Wimbach , 1826
- Kath. Martinskapelle in Winningen , 1852 in collaboration with Hermann Nebel (1816–1893)
literature
- Wolfgang Schütz: Koblenz heads. People from the city's history - namesake for streets and squares. Verlag für Werbung Blätter GmbH, ed .: Bernd Weber, Mülheim-Kärlich 2005 (2nd revised and expanded edition), p. 410f.
- Reinhard Dauber : Ferdinand Jakob Nebel. Kgl. Prussian agricultural inspector in Koblenz (= also dissertation, TH Aachen), Aachen 1975
- Wilhelm Meyer: Geology of the Eifel. Schweizerbart'sche Verlagbuchhandlung, Stuttgart 1986, ISBN 3-510-65127-8
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| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Nebel, Ferdinand |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Nebel, Ferdinand Jakob |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German architect |
| DATE OF BIRTH | March 22, 1782 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Koblenz |
| DATE OF DEATH | April 20, 1860 |
| Place of death | Koblenz |