Franz Riepl (architect)
Franz Riepl (born September 1, 1932 in Sarleinsbach ) is an Austrian architect .
Life
Riepl studied architecture at the Technical University of Vienna . From 1958 to 1962 he was Johannes Ludwig's assistant at the Technical University in Munich , and then from 1963 to 1967 he was Ludwig's employee and partner in Munich . In 1967 he founded his own architecture office in Munich.
Teaching
For two decades, from 1980 to 2000, he taught as a university professor at the Institute for Agricultural Construction and Rural Settlement at the Graz University of Technology .
Buildings and competitions
Riepl realized church centers, sports facilities, residential complexes, schools, community centers and veterinary facilities. The focus of his construction activity was in Upper Austria .
The parish church of Wels-Pernau in Wels is entered in the list of listed objects in Wels-Pernau . The Pedagogical Academy of the Diocese in Linz is entered in the list of listed objects in Linz-Waldegg .
- 1960–1967: Wels-Pernau parish church , Wels with Othmar Sackmauer
- 1970–1975: Pedagogical Academy of the Diocese, Linz
- 1975: Reconstruction and renovation of the Waldkirche , Lenggries
- 1987: Evangelical Lutheran parish and rectory, Fischen im Allgäu
- 1985: Laboratory and metabolism building of the Bavarian State Institute for Animal Breeding, Grub near Poing
- 1991: Early Mass Chapel, Geldersheim
- 2006: 1st prize in the community center at Marienwerkhaus , Lübeck
- Makarthof renovation
- Ennsfeld residential complex, Ebelsberg
Honourings and prices
- 1983: Culture Prize of the Province of Upper Austria for Architecture
- 1985: BDA Prize Bavaria for laboratory and metabolism building of the Bavarian State Institute for Animal Breeding, Grub near Poing
- 1987: BDA Prize Bavaria for parish and rectory, Fischen
- 1991: BDA Prize Bavaria for early mass chapel, Geldersheim
- 1998: Mauriz Balzarek Prize
- 2004: Heinrich Gleißner Prize
- 2006: Art Prize of the City of Linz (Category: Architecture)
Exhibitions
- 2006: Architectural Gallery Munich - “Franz Riepl Architect. A book by Paulhans Peters in the Axel Menges edition "
- 2012: Architekturforum Oberösterreich - Architect of a different modern age
- 2013: HDA Graz - "Franz Riepl - Architect of Another Modernism"
literature
- Paulhans Peters: Franz Riepl. Architect (Baukulturaria II), Franz Riepl (illustrations). Menges, Stuttgart 2006, ISBN 3-936681-00-7 .
- Franz Riepl. About architecture. Published by Albert Kirchengast and Hans Kolb (= Österreichische Baukulturstiftung, Baukulturaria II ), Salzmann , Salzburg 2015, ISBN 978-3-99014-119-9 .
- Franz Riepl. Architect. Edition Axel Menges, Hamburg 2007, ISBN 3-936681-00-7
Web links
- Franz Riepl. In: arch INFORM .
- Literature by and about Franz Riepl in the catalog of the German National Library
- https://d-nb.info/981623891/04
- http://www.axelmenges.de/buch/Riepl.pdf
Individual evidence
- ^ Association of German Architects - Laboratory and Metabolism Building of the Bavarian State Institute for Animal Breeding, Grub. Retrieved August 4, 2020 .
- ^ Association of German Architects - Parish and rectory, Fischen / Oberallgäu. Retrieved August 4, 2020 .
- ^ Association of German Architects - Early Mass Chapel Geldersheim, Schweinfurt. Retrieved August 4, 2020 .
- ^ City of Linz Art Award of the City of Linz November 13, 2006
- ^ Franz Riepl Architect Architect. July 21, 2020, accessed August 4, 2020 .
- ^ Project SECURITY. Retrieved August 4, 2020 .
- ↑ FRANZ RIEPL: ABOUT ARCHITECTURE House of Architecture Graz , 16 December 2015
1. Chair for building theory: August Essenwein (1865–1866) | Josef Horky (1866–1875) | Johann Wist (1875–1913) | Franz Drobny (1914–1925) | Friedrich Jäckel (1926–1943) | Karl Raimund Lorenz (1947–1979) | Günther Domenig (1980–2000) | Hrvoje Njiric (2000-2005) | Andreas Hild (2005–2007) | Hans Gangoly (since 2007)
2. Chair for architectural technology: Heinrich Bank (1872–1906) | Leopold Theyer (1907–1914) | Leopold Cerny (1914–1925) | Julius Schulte (1926–1929) | Wunibald Deininger (1931–1945) | Rolf Eugen Heger (1947–1955) | Günther Gottwald (1957–1971) | Wolfgang Fallosch (1973–1982) | Werner Hollomey (1974-1997) | Horst Gamerith (1977–1981) | Roger Riewe (since 2002)
3. Chair for existing design and monument preservation: Wilhelm von Löw (1888–1924) | Friedrich Zotter (1925–1961) | Ferdinand Schuster (1964–1972) | Anatol Ginelli (1975-1996) | Pierre-Alain Croset (1997-2003) | Ullrich Schwarz (2004–2007) | Simone Hain (2007-2016)
4. Chair for urban planning: Leopold Theyer (1914–1922) | Karl Hoffmann (1922–1957) | Hubert Hoffmann (1959–1974) | Peter Breitling (1975-1993) | Hansjörg Tschom (1988–2003) | Jean Marie Corneille Meuwissen (1996–2016) | Ernst Hubeli (2004–2007) | Aglaée Degros (since 2016)
5. Chair for interior design: Karl Augustinus Bieber (1961–1973) | Josef Klose (1974–1997) | Irmgard Frank (1999-2018) | Alexander Lehnerer (since 2020)
6. Chair for structural design: Friedrich Reisinger (1966–1974) | Harald Egger (1975-2000) | Evelin Rottke (2005-2007) | Harald Kloft (2007-2008) | Stefan Peters (since 2010)
7. Chair of Architectural Theory, Art and Cultural Studies: Sokratis Dimitriou (1967–1989) | Karin Wilhelm (1991-2002) | Susanne Hauser (2003–2005) | Simone Hain (2006-2007) | Ullrich Schwarz (2007–2008) | Anselm Wagner (since 2010)
8. Chair of Architecture and Landscape: Hinrich Bielenberg (1970–1978) | Franz Riepl (1980-2000) | Daniele Marques (2001-2006) | Hans Gangoly (2006-2007) | Klaus Loenhart (since 2007)
9. Chair for Contemporary Art: Giselbert Hoke (1976–1995) | Rudolf Kedl (1987–1991) | Hans Kupelwieser (1995–2014) | Milica Stojanovic (since 2014)
10. Chair of Architecture and Media: Urs Leonhard Hirschberg (since 2003)
11. Chair for Buildings and Energy: Brian Cody (since 2004)
12. Chair for Housing: Hansjörg Tschom (2004–2009) | Andreas Lichtblau (since 2011)
13. Chair for Basics of Construction and Design: Petra Petersson (since 2013)
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Riepl, Franz |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Austrian architect and university professor |
| DATE OF BIRTH | September 1, 1932 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Sarleinsbach |