Gustav Müller (architect, 1827)

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Gustav Müller (* 1827; † 1904) was a German architect who lived and worked in Leipzig .

Gustav Müller , who was appointed royal Saxon building councilor, has emerged in Leipzig's architectural history with a number of university and clinic buildings.

His buildings mainly concerned the academic quarter with institutes and clinics in the southeast of the city.

  • Physiological spectatorium , laboratories and a lecture hall for scientific and popular science presentations by the Austrian private scholar and physiologist Johann Nepomuk Czermak , built in 1870 based on the model of the Royal School of Mines in London in his garden in the east of Leipzig
  • Institute for Physics and Mineralogy, built 1870–1871
  • Anatomical Institute of the University on Liebigstrasse (then Waisenhausstrasse), built for the anatomist Wilhelm His 1872–1873
  • (Old) veterinary clinic on Johannisallee, built in 1873
  • Botanical Institute in the Botanical Garden with the large greenhouses on Johannisallee, built 1875–1878 based on the ideas of the botanist August Schenk , designed by Gustav Müller
  • Zoological Institute on the corner of Brüderstraße and Talstraße, built 1878–1879, today Institute for Applied Chemistry
  • Agricultural institute on the corner of Brüderstraße and Stephanstraße, built in 1879, today Institute for Biology
  • Clinical auditorium, lecture hall of the university clinic or, at that time, the St. Jakob Municipal Hospital on Waisenhausstrasse (today Liebigstrasse), built 1879–1880 (not preserved)
  • Eye sanatorium on Liebigstrasse, built 1880–1881
  • University insane clinic (later psychiatric and nervous clinic) for professor Paul Flechsig on the corner of Windmühlenstraße (today Philipp-Rosenthal-Straße) and Johannisallee, next to the Botanical Institute, built 1880–1882
  • New building of the Collegium Juridicum (residential and commercial building with shopping arcade, rooms for the law faculty of the university on the upper floors), between Petersstrasse and Schlossgasse, built 1881–1882
  • Pharmacological institute and polyclinical institute (polyclinics of the medical and surgical clinic) on the corner of Liebigstrasse and Nürnberger Strasse, on the site of today's head clinic opposite the anatomical institute, built 1887–1888

In addition, Gustav Müller also executed private buildings, such as the

  • Villa Silva in Karlovy Vary (Westend) - Karlovy Vary, Petra Velikého 974/18, now Consulate General of the Russian Federation, built in 1896

From 1872 the important Leipzig architect Max Pommer also worked in the office of the architect Gustav Müller .

Web links

Commons : Gustav Müller  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Association of Leipzig Architects and Engineers (ed.): Leipzig and its buildings. Leipzig 1892 ( digitized version), pp. 182-184.
  2. ^ Association of Leipzig Architects and Engineers (ed.): Leipzig and its buildings. Leipzig 1892, p. 187 f.
  3. ^ Association of Leipzig Architects and Engineers (ed.): Leipzig and its buildings. Leipzig 1892, pp. 184-186.
  4. ^ Association of Leipzig Architects and Engineers (ed.): Leipzig and its buildings. Leipzig 1892, p. 191 f.
  5. ^ Association of Leipzig Architects and Engineers (ed.): Leipzig and its buildings. Leipzig 1892, pp. 192-194.
  6. ^ Association of Leipzig Architects and Engineers (ed.): Leipzig and its buildings. Leipzig 1892, p. 188 f.
  7. ^ Association of Leipzig Architects and Engineers (ed.): Leipzig and its buildings. Leipzig 1892, p. 188, p. 190 f.
  8. ^ Association of Leipzig Architects and Engineers (ed.): Leipzig and its buildings. Leipzig 1892, p. 195.
  9. ^ Association of Leipzig Architects and Engineers (ed.): Leipzig and its buildings. Leipzig 1892, pp. 200-202.
  10. ^ Association of Leipzig Architects and Engineers (ed.): Leipzig and its buildings. Leipzig 1892, pp. 195-200.
  11. ^ Association of Leipzig Architects and Engineers (ed.): Leipzig and its buildings. Leipzig 1892, pp. 202-204.