Friedrich Gangl

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Friedrich Gangl (born July 12, 1878 in Judenburg , † December 12, 1942 in Linz ) was an Austrian architect and builder .

Life

In 1907, Friedrich Gangl obtained the license to work as a master builder in Linz. He built a number of public buildings, houses and villas in Linz. One of his most important works was the construction of the parish church in Niederthalheim in the neo-baroque style, incorporating older components.

Realizations

Parish church of Niederthalheim (1913–1914)
  • 1913–1914: Parish church in Niederthalheim
  • 1921: House at Beethovenstrasse 9–11, Linz
  • 1924: House Beethovenstrasse 2 / Waldeggstrasse 1, Linz
  • 1925: Reconstruction of the Linz rectory
  • 1927–1928: Residential house Weißenwolffstrasse 25–27, Linz (architects Armin Sturmberger and Anton Estermann )
  • 1930: Kolpinghaus Linz, Langgasse 13 (architect Hans Steineder )
  • 1930: House at Stifterstrasse 25, Linz (architect Hans Feichtlbauer )
  • 1936–1937: Trakt Herrenstrasse 35, Hospital of the Sisters of Mercy in Linz
  • some villas in Linz

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personal data
SURNAME Gangl, Friedrich
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian architect and builder
DATE OF BIRTH July 12, 1878
PLACE OF BIRTH Judenburg
DATE OF DEATH December 12, 1942
Place of death Linz