Franz Duschinger

Franz Duschinger (* 1739 in Vienna ; † December 23, 1789 there ) was an Austrian master builder .

Life

Nothing is known about the living conditions of Franz Duschinger, except that he was accepted into the builders' guild in 1773.

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Franziskanerplatz 6

Despite the lack of news about him, he must have enjoyed a good reputation during his lifetime, otherwise he would not have been commissioned to build churches and palaces. In the spirit of Josephinism, his classicist buildings are characterized by simplicity and functionality. This also applies to the houses he built.

• Margaretner Parish Church St. Josef , Schönbrunner Straße / Ramperstorfferstraße, Vienna 5 (1765–1769), in place of the wooden Sonnenhof chapel built in 1709; 1911–1912 remodeling
• Rental house , Schlossgasse 1 / Siebenbrunnengasse 2, Vienna 5 (1779), extension; further extension in 1833 by Philipp Brandl
• Rental house “Zum Weinberg” , Joanelligasse 9 / Luftbadgasse 1, Vienna 6 (1780), wing in Luftbadgasse; 1829 Portal and various changes by Franz Wipplinger
• Johann Nepomuk Church , Praterstrasse, Vienna 2 (1780–1782), replaced by a new building by Carl Roesner in1841–1846
• Miethaus , Laudongasse 7, Vienna 8 (1781), 1843 change; further change after bombing
• Rental house "Zum Goldenen Löwen", "Zum Gelben oder Steinernen or Grünen Leb" , Franziskanerplatz 6, Vienna 1 (1783–1789)
• Rental house "Zum Blaue Hergott / Zum St. Salvator" , Freundgasse 13 / Margaretenstrasse 37, Vienna 4 (1784)
• Rental houses , Schäffergasse 5 and 7, Vienna 4 (1784)
• Rental house "Zur Mariahilf" , Schäffergasse 11, Vienna 4 (1784), extension by Franz Reymund in 1794, facade not preserved
• Rental house “Zum silbernen Löwen” , Wiedner Hauptstrasse 32, Vienna 4 (1784), 1830–1831 2nd floor by Josef Klee
• Rental house "To the black brush", "To the black eagle" , Judengasse 11 / Salzgasse 8, Vienna 1 (1786)
• Rental house , Weihburggasse 21, Vienna 1 (1787)
• Rental house, "Zum Peregrinus" , Rochusgasse 1 / Landstraßer Hauptstraße 62, Vienna (1787), ground floor changed with commercial additions
• Palais “Nimptsch” , Bäckerstraße 10, Vienna 1 (1789), built before 1639; Expansion; 1838 Addition and new facade by Adolf Korompay
• Palais Grassalkovics , Obere Augartenstrasse 40, Vienna 2 (1789), redesign; built around 1770
• Landstraßer Theater , Landstraßer Hauptstraße, Vienna 3 (around 1789), with 3 galleries and 12 boxes; Seized shortly after completion in 1793; 1892 New building by Heinrich Gerl

literature

• Felix Czeike (Ed.): Duschinger Franz. In:  Historisches Lexikon Wien . Volume 2, Kremayr & Scheriau, Vienna 1993, ISBN 3-218-00544-2 , p. 113 ( digitized version ).

Web links

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