Hagbarth Martin Schytte-Berg
Hagbarth Martin Berg , later called Schytte-Berg , (born July 15, 1860 in the municipality of Buksnes on the Lofoten , Norway ; † November 13, 1944 in Trondheim , Norway) was a Norwegian architect .
Education and career
Until 1879 Schytte-Berg studied at Trondheims Tekniske Læreanstalt in Norway. From 1882 to 1883 he studied as a student of Conrad Wilhelm Hase at the Technical University of Hanover . He then worked as a draftsman in Trondheim and Kristiania, today's Oslo , until he opened his own office in Skien in 1887 . From 1889 to 1890 he began studying at the Technical University (Berlin-) Charlottenburg . There he devoted himself mainly to sacred architecture as a student of Johannes Vollmer . After completing his studies, he returned to Norway and became a teacher himself at the tekniske skole in Skien. From 1895 to 1904 he worked mainly in Kristiania. When a major fire in 1904 almost completely destroyed the city of Ålesund in Fylke Møre og Romsdal , he became one of the leading architects who played a key role in the reconstruction. From 1907 he worked in Trondheim.
Schytte-Berg had been a member of the Bauhütte zum Weißen Blatt in Hanover since 1882 .
Selection of well-known works
- 1886–1894: Skien Town Hall, in collaboration with architect Peter Lauritz Lowzow
- 1887–1894 Skien kirke , Evangelical Lutheran Church in Skien
- around 1890/1895 several commercial buildings in Skien
- 1896 - Villa C. Andersen, in Drsameveien 39, Kristiania
- 1897 - Villa at 4 Øvre Slottsgate, Kristiania
- 1897 - Villa at Grensen 19, Kristiania-Grensegården
- 1897 - Summer house Udröst for Alard du Bois-Reymond (block house), later Villa Louis Hagen, Bertinistraße 23, Potsdam (Germany): not preserved
- 1897 - Villa at Øvre Slottsgate 5: Villa, Kristiania
- 1899 - Sagene folkebad (bathing establishment) in Sandakerveien 1-3, Kristiania
- 1899–1903 - Fagerborg kirke , Evangelical Lutheran church at Pilestredet 72, Kristiania-Fagerborg
- 1905–1907 - Svaneapoteket (residential and commercial building), Apotekergården 6 (at Brosund), Ålesund
- 1905–1907 - Villa at Hans-Strøms-gate 2, Ålesund
- 1905–1907 - Tollbugata 8-10, Ålesund: not preserved
- 1913–1916 - tuberculosis sanatorium, Røkland-Vensmoen, Saltdal
- 1922–1927 - statsarkivet Trondheim (State Archives)
- 1928 - Det nye posthuset (Post and Telegraph Office) at 4 Korsegata, Ålesund
literature
- Herbert Mundenke: The matriculation of the higher trade school, the polytechnic school and the technical university of Hanover. 3 volumes, Hildesheim 1988–1992. (Matriculation 7757)
Web links
- Schytte-Berg, Hagbarth (1860–1944) in the database architects and artists with direct reference to Conrad Wilhelm Hase (1818–1902) , last accessed on April 2, 2013
- Post Office building through the ages, Norway (Norwegian; PDF; 4.6 MB)
- Villa Heiberg (Norwegian)
- Hagbarth Martin Schytte-Berg in the store Norske Leksikon (Norwegian)
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Schytte-Berg, Hagbarth Martin |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Berg, Hagbarth Martin |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Norwegian architect |
| DATE OF BIRTH | July 15, 1860 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Buksnes in Lofoten , Norway |
| DATE OF DEATH | November 13, 1944 |
| Place of death | Trondheim , Norway |