Franz Höbarth

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Franz Höbarth (* 1778 ; † April 12, 1845 in Linz ) was an Austrian master builder.

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After the death of the master builder Peter Mungenast in 1816, Franz Höbarth was accepted as city master builder of Linz on his master builder justice. He built numerous Biedermeier-classicist town houses in Linz and Upper Austria, which are particularly noticeable for their solidity and strict structure. From 1820 Höbarth was responsible for the renewal of the tower of the parish church . Around 1830 he built new mansions for their mansions on behalf of some Upper Austrian scythes , which today are among the most representative representatives of this type of building.

Buildings

New mansion on the Zinne, renovation in 1837
New Blumau manor house, 1831
New mansion in Spital, 1831
  • Stadtpfarrkirche, Linz (renovation of the tower, 1820/23)
  • Franz Höbarth's house, Graben 4, Linz (before 1822)
  • Former inn "Zum Weißen Hahn", Graben 16, Linz (renovation, 1828)
  • Bürgerhaus, Harrachstrasse No. 38, Linz (1830, not preserved)
  • New mansion of the former Blumau scythe forge near Kirchdorf an der Krems (new building, 1831)
  • New mansion of the former scythe forge on the front Hasenberg in Spital am Pyhrn (new building, 1831)
  • Barmherzige Brüder, Linz (1831/36)
  • Bürgerhaus, Hofgasse 12, Linz (conversion, 1834)
  • Former inn "Zur Dreifaltigkeit", Hofgasse 14, Linz (renovation, 1835)
  • Doblinger House, Hauptplatz 13, Linz (facade, 1836)
  • House, Huemerstraße 6, Linz (1836)
  • Johann Huemer's house, Museumstrasse 36, Linz (new building, 1836)
  • Coal bars and wagon shed of the former Steinhub scythe smithy (new building, 1836)
  • Losensteiner Freihaus, Altstadt 2, Linz (facade, 1837)
  • Palais Lamberg, Spittelwiese 15, Linz (renovation, 1837)
  • New mansion of the former scythe forge on the Zinne in Micheldorf in Upper Austria (renovation, 1837)
  • Residential house, Stifterstrasse 28, Linz (1838)
  • Brewing malt production site in the former seminar house of the Jesuits, Harrachstrasse 9, Linz (1839)
  • Hotel Wolfinger, Hauptsplatz 19, Linz (Hoftrakt, 1839/40)
  • Former First Linzer Thonofenfabrik Carl Schadler, Linz (renovation, 1840)
  • Commercial building, Landstrasse 39, Linz (new building, 1841)
  • Residential house, Hafnerstraße 16, Linz (extension, 1841)
  • Suburban house, Stockhofstraße 27, Linz (new building, 1843)
  • Former inn "Zum Erzherzog Karl", Adalbert-Stifter-Platz 2, Linz (not preserved)

literature

  • Austrian Art Topography, Volume XLII "Die Altstadt", published by the Institute for Austrian Art Research of the Federal Monuments Office and the City of Linz
  • Austrian Art Topography, Volume L "The Landstrasse - Upper and Lower Suburbs" published by the Federal Monuments Office, Department for Monument Research
  • Dehio Handbook Upper Austria, Volume II Linz
  • Franz Höbarth. In: Austrian Biographical Lexicon 1815–1950 (ÖBL). Volume 2, Publishing House of the Austrian Academy of Sciences, Vienna 1959, p. 347 f. (Direct links on p. 347 , p. 348 ).

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personal data
SURNAME Höbarth, Franz
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian builder
DATE OF BIRTH 1778
DATE OF DEATH April 12, 1845
Place of death Linz