Franz Reznicek
Franz Reznicek (born October 20, 1903 in Baden near Vienna ; † unknown) was an Austrian architect . After moving to Bludenz , where he initially ran an architecture office together with Alois Dönz, he was responsible for many buildings in the Bludenz area, Vorarlberg .
Life
At the age of 12, Reznicek moved to Innsbruck , where three years later he entered the four-year construction school of the Federal College for Building Construction in Innsbruck. After internships with his trainer L. Welzenbacher, Reznicek completed his final exam at the building school on February 13, 1923.
He then continued his work in the Welzenbacher office as a permanent employee. In 1926 he moved to the Innsbruck City Planning Department and two years later he took over the management of the Innsbruck office for Arch. Norden, Bozen.
After participating in the Bregenz fire insurance competition together with Alois Dönz, Reznicek moved to Bludenz in 1929 and opened an architecture office with Alois Dönz. In 1936 he was finally accepted into the Central Association of Architects in Austria and in 1949 he passed a civil engineering examination at the Chamber of Engineers for Tyrol and Vorarlberg.
After Dönz's retirement, Reznicek ran the architecture office for another five years before he also retired .
Works
- 1930 Solleder house, St. Anton a. Arlberg
- 1931 Sauter house, Bludenz
- 1932 Tanzcafé Tannberg, Lech
- 1933 illustrated book "Architects A. Dönz / F. Reznicek"
- 1934 House Beck, Bludenz
- 1937 Resch house, Schaan
- 1938 Vallaster residential and commercial building, Schruns
- 1950 Längle residential and commercial building, Bludenz
- 1951 Expansion of the Dörflinger pastry shop, Bludenz
- 1956 Sparkasse of the city of Bludenz
- 1962 Kindergarten Obdorf, Bludenz
- 1964 Winsauer residential and commercial building, Bludenz
His works also include the Tschofen house, the Unterstein settlement, the Schädler house and the Plangg and Pfluger followers' house.
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| SURNAME | Reznicek, Franz |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Austrian architect |
| DATE OF BIRTH | October 20, 1903 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Baden near Vienna |
| DATE OF DEATH | after 1975 |