Hans Paul Schmohl

Hindenburg building in Stuttgart

Hans Paul Schmohl (born March 15, 1904 in Stuttgart ; † March 11, 1973 there ) was a German architect , designer and artist .

Live and act

Hans Paul Schmohl was born as the son of Paul Schmohl , he was a nephew of the Berlin architect Eugen Schmohl . In 1923 he passed the Abitur at the Dillmann Gymnasium in Stuttgart . He then studied at the Technical University of Stuttgart with Paul Bonatz and Paul Schmitthenner and at the Technical University of Berlin architecture. Since 1929 he had his own architecture office in Stuttgart and designed single-family houses and villas, for which he often also designed the furniture. His first prominent order was the movie theater Universum on Königstrasse in Stuttgart.

In the years 1948 to 1949, the Hindenburgbau in Stuttgart was rebuilt in a different form according to plans by Hans Paul Schmohl and other architects , with the building being expanded by two additional set-back floors. Between 1953 and 1956, the Stuttgart town hall was built in modern forms according to plans by Hans Paul Schmohl and Paul Stohrer . In 1954, the Karl Kost furniture store in Heilbronn was built according to plans by Schmohl. Schmohl also planned the Sommerberg Hotel in Bad Wildbad , the Schlossgarten Hotel in Stuttgart, part of the Westerland spa center, and commercial and industrial buildings.

Schmohl was for many years president of the Franco-German artist group ligne et couleur painting architects .

buildings

Stuttgart City Hall

Woolworth department store in Fuerth

Hotel am Schlossgarten in Stuttgart

• 1932: House on a slope in Backnang
• 1939: Day nursery in Backnang
• 1949: Reconstruction of the Hindenburg building in Stuttgart (with Georg Staehelin, Hans Eitel and Karl Fink)
• 1952: Villa in Reutlingen, Panoramastraße 95
• 1954: Karl Kost furniture store in Heilbronn
• 1956: Stuttgart City Hall (with Paul Stohrer )
• 1956: Woolworth department store in Fürth
• 1961: America House (today: Film House) in Stuttgart
• 1962: Schlossgarten Hotel in Stuttgart
• 1963: Sommerberg Hotel in Wildbad

and undated:

• Mercedes shoe store in Stuttgart
• Wehner watch factory in Pforzheim
• Ladies fashion store Oberpaur in Stuttgart
• Walker furniture store in Heilbronn
• PX department store in Stuttgart
• KFA department store in Stuttgart
• House Pelz-Maier in Stuttgart
• Bally shoe store in Stuttgart
• Residential building on a hill in the city of Stuttgart
• Haus auf der Höhe, Haus L. am Gähkopf, in Stuttgart
• Residential house on a slope in Stuttgart
• Esso Motor Hotel in Sindelfingen
• Central building of the spa hotel in Bad Neuenahr
• Wulle building at Rotebühlplatz in Stuttgart
• Development of the stables area
• Movie theater Universum on Koenigstrasse in Stuttgart
• House H. at a height on the outskirts of Stuttgart
• House C. in Stuttgart
• House K. in Stuttgart
• House H. in Stuttgart
• Single-family house G. in Stuttgart
• House W. in Backnang
• House L. in Backnang
• House in the eastern outskirts of Stuttgart
• Commercial building, Königstrasse 40, in Stuttgart

Interiors

• 1949: Restaurant, coffee and cinema in the Hindenburg building in Stuttgart

and undated:

• Mercedes shoe stores in Stuttgart, Düsseldorf and Hamburg
• Golf bar
• Excelsior Cabaret
• Salon Pelz-Maier in Stuttgart
• Black and white bar and dance room
• Kaffee Wirth in Stuttgart
• Shoe store Grumann in Stuttgart
• Shop for drawing supplies in Stuttgart
• Shop of the State Amber Manufactory in Stuttgart
• Restaurant Krone in Stuttgart
• Dance restaurant Maxim in Stuttgart

Individual evidence

1. ↑ http://www.findbuch.net/domains/3665/php/rechter_ve_e.php?ar_id=3665&id=264271&exp=res&high%5B%5D=Array&be_id=1
2. ↑ Archive link ( Memento of the original from November 20, 2009 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
3. ↑ http://www.hotel-roth.de/wirueberuns/unserwerdegang/entstehungkurzentrum/vertragmitfahausbaubense.HTML
4. ↑ Archive link ( Memento of the original from January 18, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
5. ↑ Rudolf Pfister (Ed.): 130 private homes from large to smallest family houses . Bruckmann, Munich 1930, p. 26 .
6. ↑ Archive link ( Memento of the original dated February 17, 2012 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
7. ↑ http://sommerberghotel.de/chron-so.htm

literature

• Single-family houses in Stuttgart. In: Society and Life. Stuttgart, 4th issue 1934, p. 4 f.
• Cemetery chapel in Kornwestheim. In: Society and Life. Stuttgart, Issue 6, July 1934, p. 6 f.
• Hans P. Schmohl's houses. In: Modern designs . Stuttgart, December 1935, p. 672 f.
• Two new residential buildings by Hans P. Schmohl. In: Das Schöne Heim , F. Bruckmann A.-G., Munich, p. 1 f.
• An elegant young girl's room. Architect: Hans Paul Schmohl, Stuttgart. In: The art. Born 1937, March issue, p. 136 f.
• A house on the heights, by Hans Paul Schmohl, Haus L. am Gähkopf. In: The beautiful home. Year 1937/38, issue 8, March 1938, p. 238 f.
• The way into the house , In: the new line . Born in 1938, April issue, p. 6 f.
• Commercial building in Stuttgart , In: Modern designs. XXXVII year 1938, p. 57 f.
• A house on a slope , In: Baugilde. 20th year, issue 24, August 1938, p. 823 f.
• Restaurants by Hans P. Schmohl , In: Modern designs. 1939, p. 45 f.
• Herbert Hoffmann: Restaurants. Julius Hoffmann Verlag, Stuttgart 1939, pp. 141, 174.
• A residential building on a slope - redesign of an old messenger inn. In: Baugilde. Volume 22, 1940, p. 7 f.
• Hans Eckstein : The beautiful apartment. Bruckmann Verlag, Munich 1941, p. 16.
• Konrad Gatz, Fritz Hierl: Shops. Verlag Georg D. Callwey, Munich 1950, p. 121 f.
• Alexander Koch: shopfitting , publishing house Alexander Koch, Stuttgart, 1950, p. 86 f.
• Hans Hildebrandt : HP Schmohl. Buildings 1945–50. (= Buildings by German builders ) Kromat, Bremen 1951.
• Heinrich and Magda Lützeler: Our home. Verlag Bonner Buchgemeinde, 1953, p. 95.
• Industrial building today makes high demands. In: The construction newspaper. August 1953, p. 287 f.
• House on the slope . In: Art and the beautiful home . 31st year, issue 11, August 1953, p. 420 f.
• Commercial building in Stuttgart , corner of Königstrasse - Gymnasiumstrasse, Hans P. Schmohl (Mercedes-Haus) and R. Döcker (Schildknecht-Haus), In: DBZ - Deutsche Bauzeitschrift , year 1955, p. 408 f.
• PX stores for the US occupation. In: DBZ - German construction magazine. Born in 1955, p. 696 f.
• Robert Gutmann: Shop Design - Shop Design. Alexander Koch publishing house, Stuttgart 1956, p. 96 f.
• Furniture store Kost, Heilbronn a. N. In: The German construction newspaper. April 1957, p. 129.
• Walter Betting, JJ Vriend: Bungalows - Germany England Italy Holland Belgium Denmark. The planning, Verlag H. Müller-Wellborn, Darmstadt 1958, p. 15 f.
• House on a slope in Stuttgart. In: The construction newspaper. Volume 63, Issue 7, July 1958, p. 296 f.
• Bilka department store in Fürth. In: DBZ - German construction magazine. Issue 9, 1957, p. 1045 f.
• PX sales building in Stuttgart. In: Baukunst und Werkform. Issue 4, 1960, p. 198 f.
• On the death of Hans Paul Schmohl - building artist of high standing. In: Stuttgarter Zeitung , March 13, 1973.
• Hans Paul Schmohl dies - hotels with atmosphere were his specialty. In: Stuttgarter Zeitung, March 14, 1973.
• Obituary - Hans P. Schmohl. In: Bauwelt, year 64, 1973, p. 551.
• Gabriele GE Paulix: The America House as a post-war building project in the Federal Republic of Germany. Peter Lang Verlag, Frankfurt a. M. 2012, Chapter 6.10: Das Amerika Haus Stuttgart, p. 499 f.
• Ursula Grammel: Paul Stohrer - architect of the economic miracle. Edition Axel Menges, Stuttgart 2012, pp. 23, 28, 35, 40, 56, 84, 217 f.