Friedrich Loewel

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Friedrich Löwel (born July 23, 1849 in Naila , † June 30, 1914 in Munich ) was a German architect and construction clerk.

Life

Friedrich Löwel studied at the Polytechnic School Munich architecture . In 1869 he became a member of the Corps Vitruvia Munich. After completing his studies, he entered the service of the city of Munich, where he rose to the position of municipal building officer and was appointed head of municipal construction in 1876. As a student of Gottfried von Neureuther , he mainly built in the Neo-Renaissance style . His structures include school buildings in particular. Numerous buildings of Löwel belong to the architectural monuments of Munich today . In 1890 he fell ill and gave up his duties to Carl Hocheder and Hans Grässel .

Buildings

  • Mathildenstift nursing home (northern part), Mathildenstrasse 3, Ludwigsvorstadt , Munich, built 1881–1882 in the neo-renaissance style
  • Elementary school , Herrnstrasse 21, Altstadt , Munich, built 1881–1882 in the neo-renaissance style
  • Extension to the west of the Heilig-Geist-Kirche Munich with a neo-baroque facade, Prälat-Miller-Weg 1, Altstadt , Munich, built 1885–1888
  • Former Salvator School, Salvatorplatz 1, Altstadt, Munich, built 1886–1887 in the neo-Renaissance style, today a house of literature
  • School building, Amalienstraße 36, Maxvorstadt , Munich, built 1886–1887 in the brick Renaissance style , today the seat of the Munich Foreign Language Institute
  • Deutscher Alpenverein, Praterinsel 5, Lehel , Munich, built 1887–1888, originally in the neo-baroque style
  • Elementary school, Tumblingerstraße 6, Isarvorstadt , Munich, built 1889–1891 in the neo-renaissance style (together with Hartwig Eggers)
  • Elementary school, Bergmannstrasse 36, Schwanthalerhöhe , Munich, built 1889–1891 in the neo-renaissance style (together with Carl Hocheder)

  • Elementary school, Herrnstrasse 21, Altstadt, Munich

  • Heilig-Geist-Kirche, Prälat-Miller-Weg 1, old town, Munich

  • Former Salvator School, Salvatorplatz 1, Altstadt, Munich

  • School building, Amalienstraße 36, Maxvorstadt, Munich

  • German Alpine Club, Praterinsel 5, Lehel, Munich

  • Elementary school, Bergmannstrasse 36, Schwanthalerhöhe, Munich

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Philisterverein Vitruvia eV Munich, list of members as of January 1937, No. 30
  2. ↑ Karl Hocheder on www.muenchenwiki.de
  3. ^ Altenheim Mathildenstift (northern part), Mathildenstrasse 3, Ludwigsvorstadt, Munich in the Munich city portal
  4. ^ Elementary school, Herrnstrasse 21, Altstadt, Munich in the Munich city portal
  5. ↑ Lillian Schacherl, Josef Hugo Biller: 5. Heiliggeistkirche . In: Munich , p. 21 (ADAC travel guide)
  6. ^ Former Salvator School, Salvatorplatz 1, Altstadt, Munich in the Munich city portal
  7. ^ Schulhaus, Amalienstraße 36, Maxvorstadt, Munich in the Munich city portal
  8. ^ German Alpine Association, Praterinsel 5, Lehel, Munich in the Munich city portal
  9. ^ Elementary school, Tumblingerstraße 6, Isarvorstadt, Munich in the Munich city portal
personal data
SURNAME Löwel, Friedrich
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German architect and construction officer
DATE OF BIRTH July 23, 1849
PLACE OF BIRTH Naila
DATE OF DEATH June 30, 1914
Place of death Munich