Fritz Hessemer

Fritz Hessemer (born November 5, 1868 in Frankfurt am Main , † 1929 in Munich ) was a German architect .

Life

Since the turn of the century, Fritz Hessemer mainly worked in Munich, where he ran an architecture office with Johannes von Schmidt . Since Hauptwerk, it has included villas, residential houses and factory buildings in the style of the Neo-Renaissance and Art Nouveau , especially in Munich, Linz and the Allgäu .

Buildings and designs (selection)

Pöstlingberghotel Linz

Villa Schöfdoppler-Casagrande, Linz-Pöstlingberg

• 1898: Pöstlingberghotel (with Johannes von Schmidt), Am Pöstlingberg 14, Linz
• 1898: Conversion of Tower IV into the mountain station of the Pöstlingbergbahn , Linz
• 1899: Apartment building, Auenstrasse 33 (with Johannes von Schmidt), Isarvorstadt , Munich
• 1899: Semi-detached block on Wittelsbacherstraße 17, 18 (with Johannes von Schmidt), Glockenbachviertel , Munich
• 1900: Apartment building at Schleißheimer Strasse 43, Munich
• 1901: Villa Schöfdoppler-Casagrande (with Johannes von Schmidt), Am Pöstlingberg 11, Linz
• 1902: Jutastraße 13 (with Johannes von Schmidt), Neuhausen , Munich
• 1905: Villa Haag, Hauberisserstraße 1 (with Johannes von Schmidt), Kaufbeuren
• 1906: House, Katharinenstrasse (with Johannes von Schmidt), Landsberg am Lech
• 1907: Extension of the water tower (with Johannes von Schmidt), Remscheid
• 1908: Casino (with Johannes von Schmidt), Bad Wörishofen
• 1909: Factory building at Untere Weidenstrasse 5 (with Johannes von Schmidt), Untergiesing , Munich
• 1910: Main building (with Johannes von Schmidt), in Kaufering , Scheuringer Straße 17
• 1911: Villa, Emil-Dittler-Straße 14 (with Johannes von Schmidt), Solln , Munich
• 1912: Villa Schieggstrasse 17 (with Johannes von Schmidt), Solln, Munich
• 1915: Residential building at Herzog-Wilhelm-Strasse 17, Altstadt , Munich
• 1922: Roof extension of residential building at Steinsdorfstrasse 10, Lehel , Munich

Web links

• Real estate report