Fichtner brothers

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Former Villa Fichtner with the construction business (left) in Dresden, Würzburger Str. 41
Fichtner grave in the Inner Plauen cemetery in Dresden

Gebrüder Fichtner was a "construction business with an office for architecture and construction" in Dresden-Plauen , Würzburger Str. 41, which was jointly operated by the two master builders until 1937

  • Konrad Albert Otto Fichtner (* May 17, 1870 - December 16, 1941), lived in Dresden-Plauen, Würzburger Str. 41 and
  • William Fichtner (born October 17, 1865 - † July 24, 1937) lived in Dresden-Plauen, Hohe Straße 50

was operated. After the death of William Fichtner, the office was continued by Albert Fichtner alone. Another brother was the doctor Alfred Fichtner (born January 5, 1868, † September 8, 1932).

The father of these brothers was the builder Imanuel Ferdinand Heinrich Fichtner (* July 3, 1836; † September 20, 1906), who was buried together with his sons Albert and Alfred in the Inner Plauen cemetery (Altplauen 5). William Fichtner is with his sons:

  • Kurt Fichtner (born April 22, 1895 - † September 10, 1979), architect
  • Johannes Fichtner (born November 24, 1897 - † December 4, 1930)

buried in the Outer Plauen cemetery (Bernhardstrasse 141).

buildings

The buildings by Ferdinand Fichtner and the Fichtner brothers can still be found today in the Dresden suburbs. These are both private buildings (villas, houses) and public buildings (schools, churches, rectories). The buildings named are those that were designed or executed by Ferdinand Fichtner or the Fichtner brothers.

Buildings by Ferdinand Fichtner

  • School in Coschütz , Kleinnaundorfer Straße 6 (1875)
  • School Plauen, Schleiermacherstraße 8 (1875/76, extension 1898), under monument protection ID-Nr. 09212078
  • Schoolhouse Naußlitz , Wendel-Hipler-Strasse 13 (1879, demolished after 1900)
  • Hall building "Westendschlösschen" in Plauen, Chemnitzer Straße 117, architect: H. Pfütze with the collaboration of William Fichtner (1886, destroyed 1945)
  • Villa Fichtner in Plauen, Würzburger Straße 41 (around 1890, Baukontor 1917), under monument protection ID no. 09216022
  • Villa in Plauen, Hohe Straße 80 (1893/94)
  • Villa Dr. Rentzsch in Plauen, Bienertstraße 43 (destroyed before 1900, 1945)
  • Bienertsches Tanzhaus in the garden of the Bienertvilla in Plauen, Altplauen 21 (before 1900, only remains)

Buildings by the Fichtner brothers

  • Town hall Plauen , Nöthnitzer Straße 2, architects: William Lossow and Hermann Viehweger (from the architects Lossow & Viehweger), execution: Gebrüder Fichtner (1893/94), under monument protection ID-Nr. 09212059
  • Park tavern at Westendpark in Plauen, Großmannstrasse 1 (1894/95)
  • Fichturm (formerly Bismarck tower ) in Plauen, Großmannstraße 7, with the assistance of William Fichtner (1896), under monument protection ID-Nr. 09212127
  • Parsonage Coschütz , Windbergstrasse 20 (1900), under monument protection ID-Nr. 09211901
  • Apartment buildings in Plauen, Zwickauer Strasse 95 and 97, on Zwickauer Platz (around 1900), under monument protection ID no. 09216105 and 09216108
  • Tenement houses in Plauen, Zwickauer Strasse 103 and 105 (around 1900), under monument protection ID no. 09212208 and 09212209
  • Apartment houses in Plauen, Zwickauer Strasse 138 and 140 at the corner of Bienertstrasse (around 1900)
  • Resurrection Church in Plauen , Altplauen 5, architects Lossow & Viehweger, execution: Gebrüder Fichtner (1900–1902), under monument protection ID-Nr. 09212057
  • Parish hall of the Church of the Resurrection in Dresden-Plauen, Reckestrasse 6, architect: Max Wrba (1911/12), under monument protection ID-Nr. 09212085
  • King Albert Monument Freital auf dem Windberg (1903/04) based on a design by Dresden architect Max Hans Kühne , under monument protection ID no. 08964020
  • Villa Jahresig in Plauen, Würzburger Strasse 75 (1902, destroyed 1945)
  • Villa Dr. Baum in Plauen, Westendstraße 21, architect: William Fichtner (1904/05), under monument protection ID-Nr. 09212152
  • Villa Constanze in Roßwein , Böhrigener Straße 4 - Art Nouveau villa in its original state of preservation, architect: William Fichtner (1905), under monument protection ID no. 09205841
  • School in Coschütz, Kleinnaundorfer Straße 6 (new building 1907)
  • Residential and commercial building in Dresden, Wallstrasse 15 (1913, destroyed in 1945)
  • Residential and commercial building in Dresden, Webergasse 32 at the corner of Wallstrasse 15 (1913, destroyed in 1945)
  • Bienertsche Brotfabrik in Dresden-Plauen, Altplauen 11–15, architect: Carl Schümichen (1863–1933), execution in reinforced concrete: Gebrüder Fichtner together with Dyckerhoff & Widmann (1913 and 1918), under monument protection ID-Nr. 09212080
  • Singer hall of the 1st Saxon Singers Association, on the Elbe ( Käthe-Kollwitz-Ufer ), architect: Ernst Noack, execution: Gebrüder Fichtner together with Louis Geyer Nachf. (1925, only temporary construction)
  • Paul-Gerhardt-Church in Dresden- Gittersee , Friedhofstraße 10, architect: Woldemar Kandler , construction work: Gebrüder Fichtner (1897, reconstruction 1928), under monument protection ID-Nr. 09211931

Gallery of completed buildings

  • Dresden-Plauen town hall

  • Spruce tower in Dresden-Plauen

  • Resurrection Church Dresden-Plauen

  • Rectory in Dresden-Coschütz

  • Primary school in Dresden-Plauen

  • Villa in Dresden, Hohe Strasse 80

  • Residential house in Dresden-Plauen, Großmannstr. 1

  • Apartment building in Dresden, Zwickauer Strasse 95

  • Tenement houses in Dresden, Zwickauer Strasse 138–140

  • Art nouveau villa in Dresden-Plauen, Westendstraße 21

  • Former Bienertsche Brotfabrik Dresden-Plauen

  • Paul-Gerhardt-Church in Dresden-Gittersee

Web links

Commons : Gebrüder Fichtner  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s Jörg Brune: The old Dresden in pictures (accessed on May 13, 2020)
  2. ↑ Naußlitz on dresdner-stadtteile.de (accessed on May 16, 2020)
  3. ↑ Plauen on dresdner-stadtteile.de (accessed on May 13, 2020)
  4. ↑ Ballroom in Westendschlösschen (accessed May 13, 2020)
  5. ↑ Church of the Resurrection on dresdner-stadtteile.de (accessed on May 13, 2020)
  6. ↑ History of the King Albert Monument (accessed on May 13, 2020)
  7. ↑ a b History of the Villa Westendstraße (accessed on May 13, 2020)
  8. ↑ Bienertmühle on dresdner-stadtteile.de (accessed on May 13, 2020)
  9. ↑ Gittersee Church on dresdner-stadtteile.de (accessed on May 13, 2020)
  10. ↑ Chronicle of the parish of Gittersee (accessed on May 13, 2020)