Heinrich Julius Koebicke

Heinrich Julius Köbicke (born July 26, 1803 in Berlin ; † August 28, 1873 ibid.) Was a German architect and construction clerk .

Life

Köbicke studied at the Berlin Building Academy and then worked for Karl Friedrich Schinkel from 1832 to 1838 . In 1832/33 he accompanied August Stüler and Carl Scheppig to Italy. He then became a state employee in Schneidemühl and Gleiwitz until he came to police headquarters in Berlin in 1852. There he was in charge of a “Commissarium” set up by the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Public Works and the Chief of Police to create a new development plan for Berlin. In 1858 he suffered a stroke and James Hobrecht took over his duties. From 1859 until his retirement in 1863, Köbicke worked at Hobrecht. Own buildings are not known.

literature

Uwe Kieling: Berlin - Builders and Buildings: From Gothic to Historicism . 1st edition. Tourist Verl., Berlin; Leipzig 1987, ISBN 3-350-00280-3 , p. 252 .

Individual evidence

↑ Falko Krause: The light rail in Berlin: planning, construction, effects . Diplomatica Verlag, Hamburg 2016, ISBN 978-3-95850-546-9 , pp. 17 . ( limited preview in Google Book search).

personal data
SURNAME	Koebicke, Heinrich Julius
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	German architect and construction officer
DATE OF BIRTH	July 26, 1803
PLACE OF BIRTH	Berlin
DATE OF DEATH	August 28, 1873
Place of death	Berlin

[1] Falko Krause: The light rail in Berlin: planning, construction, effects . Diplomatica Verlag, Hamburg 2016, ISBN 978-3-95850-546-9 , pp. 17 . ( limited preview in Google Book search).