Heinrich Müller-Erkelenz

Heinrich Müller-Erkelenz

Heinrich Müller-Erkelenz (born March 16, 1878 in Worms , † 1945 in Berlin ) was a German architect .

education

Müller-Erkelenz studied in Nuremberg, Munich and Darmstadt and counted Gabriel von Seidl and Karl Hofmann among his teachers. Before settling down as a freelance architect in Cologne (1904), he had worked in various architectural offices since 1900, where he worked for Carl Moritz for several years .

Buildings and designs

His work includes housing estates, commercial buildings such as hotels, department stores or office buildings, but also villas and other private houses.

In Cologne

Health Department Cologne, Neumarkt 15-19

Schildergasse 107-109

Deichmannhaus

Excelsior Hotel Ernst

• 1900: Marienburg , Pferdmengesstraße 20, design for the Villa Braubach (executed in 1901 by and based on a design by Carl Moritz)–9
• 1905–1906: Marienburg, Bayenthalgürtel 7, Villa Best
• 1905–1906: Altstadt-Nord , Breite Straße , building for the Kölnische Zeitung
• 1906–1907: Marienburg, An der Alteburger Mühle 3, Villa M. Müller
• 1907: -9999Altstadt-Nord, Breite Straße 78, interior work on the Alfred Neven DuMont residential building
• 1907: Lindenthal , Fürst-Pückler-Straße, design for the Villa Diel-9999
• 1907–1908: Neustadt-Süd , Overstolzenstrasse 5–13, Villa Alfred Neven DuMont
• 1908: -9999Altstadt-Nord, Heumarkt 10, Froitzheim House
• around 1908: –9Marienburg, Bayenthalgürtel 11, design for the Villa Herz (executed in 1908/1909 by and based on a design by Ziesel & Friedrich)
• 1908–1909: Altstadt-Nord, Hohe Strasse 152–154, Kempinski House
• 1908–1909: Altstadt-Nord, Große Budengasse 9
• 1908–1909: Altstadt-Nord, Neue Langgasse 3 (today Neven-DuMont-Straße), printing house
• 1908–1909: Altstadt-Nord, Schildergasse 107–109, commercial building
• 1908–1909: Neustadt-Süd, Kleingedankstraße 8, Joly house
• 1908–1909: Altstadt-Süd , Neumarkt 15–19, commercial building of the Bing Sons company
• 1908–1909: Altstadt-Nord, Apostelnstrasse, renovation of the Metropol Theater
• 1908–1909: Deutz , Rheinallee 8, commercial building for Westdeutsche Asphaltwerke
• 1908–1909: Altstadt-Nord, Komödienstraße, conversion for the company Villeroy & Boch
• 1909: -9999Lindenthal, Bachemer Straße 80a, Villa Posseaße / Richartzstraße, Dielhaus
• 1910: Neustadt-Nord , Worringer Strasse 14, Flechtheim house-9999
• 1910: Nippes , Nordstrasse 17, Kretzer house-9999
• 1911: -9999Altstadt-Nord, competition design for a department store for Leonhard Tietz AG (today Kaufhof)
• 1911–1912: Marienburg, Oberländer Ufer 208 , Villa Bales
• 1913–1914: Altstadt-Nord, Trankgasse 7–9, Deichmannhaus
• 1914–1915: Neustadt-Nord, Wörthstraße 21, conversion of the Otto Wolff house
• 1914–1915: Altstadt-Nord, Zeughausstraße 2, conversion of the Otto Wolff office building
• 1919: Lime , factory buildings and residential development for the Humboldt mechanical engineering company-9999
• 1920: Höhenhaus , Berliner Straße, settlement of the Felten & Guilleaume company-9999
• 1921–1922: Altstadt-Nord, Kaufmannshof competition
• 1922–1923: Neustadt-Nord, Konrad-Adenauer-Ufer 55–61, administration building of the Rheinische AG for lignite mining and briquette production
• 1922–1923: Nippes, Xantener Straße 99, buildings by the Hoffmann & Frank company (from 1931 Opekta )
• 1922–1923: Marienburg, Lindenallee 45, Villa Müller
• 1925: -9999Deutz, Gotenring 19, Kraus house
• 1925: -9999Competition design for the "harvest" (3rd prize)
• 1925–1926: Altstadt-Nord, Trankgasse, renovation and reconstruction of the Excelsior Hotel Ernst
• 1925–1926: Altstadt-Nord, Heumarkt, competition design for the bridgehead development of the Deutz Bridge
• 1926: -9999Altstadt-Nord, conversion of the building at Am Hof ​​41–45
• 1931: -9999Neustadt-Nord, Kaiser-Wilhelm-Ring 31–41, competition design for an administration building for Allianz insurance
• 1936: -9999Altstadt-Nord, reconstruction of the Andreaskloster 14 building
• 1936: -9999Altstadt-Süd, An St. Katharinen 8–10 / Katharinenhof 1–8

Outside Cologne

The former Koblenzer Hof in the Rhine complex of Koblenz

• 1907: Rösrath , conversion of the Venauen manor-9999
• 1910–1911: Bad Godesberg , Kronprinzenstraße 6, villa (Cremer house)
• 1911–1912: Bad Nauheim , Jeschke's Grand Hotel
• 1911–1913: Bonn- Poppelsdorf , expansion of the Soennecken factory
• 1912–1913: Koblenz , Grand Hotel " Koblenzer Hof "
• 1912–1913: Munich , Hotel "Der Königshof"
• 1913: Pforzheim , competition design for a bridge over the Enz (2nd prize)-9999
• 1913–1914: Königswinter , Hotel Petersberg
• 1916–1917: Premnitz , powder factory and settlement for the United Cologne-Rottweiler powder factories
• 1918–1919: Bad Godesberg, Plittersdorf district , Am Büchel 53, villa for the Theodor Wilhelm Düren family (demolished in 1995)
• 1919: Emmerich , competition design for a town hall (purchase)-9999
• 1925: Frankfurt (Oder) , competition design for the "Handelshof" on the station forecourt (purchase)-9999
• 1926–1927: Frankfurt (Oder), hotel and office building
• 1928: -9999(Wuppertal-) Barmen , competition design for a hotel
• 1929: Berlin , competition design for the development of Alexanderplatz-9999
• 1939: Bayreuth , Nazi planning-9999

literature

• Wolfram Hagspiel : Cologne. Marienburg . Buildings and architects of a villa suburb. (= Stadtspuren, Denkmäler in Köln, Volume 8) 2 volumes, JP Bachem Verlag, Cologne 1996, ISBN 3-7616-1147-1 , Volume II, pp. 897f.
• Christiane Schillig: The work of the architect Heinrich Müller-Erkelenz (1878-1945) . Dissertation. Cologne 1994.
• Hiltrud Kier : List of monuments Cologne old town and Deutz . Ed .: State Conservator Rhineland . tape 12.1 . Rheinland Verlag, Cologne 1979, ISBN 3-7927-0455-2 .

Web links

Commons : Heinrich Müller-Erkelenz  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• Literature by and about Heinrich Müller-Erkelenz in the catalog of the German National Library

References and comments

1. ^ House Kretzer. on wiki.archiv-koeln-nippes.de
2. ↑ Gerhard Vinken et al. (Ed.): Dehio-Handbuch der deutschen Kunstdenkmäler: Brandenburg. Deutscher Kunstverlag, Munich / Berlin 2012, ISBN 978-3-422-03123-4 , p. 921.
3. ^ Until 1978 Büchelstrasse 53
4. ↑ Horstheider man : Godesberger industrial history I . In: Godesberger Heimatblätter: Annual issue of the Association for Home Care and Home History Bad Godesberg eV , ISSN  0436-1024 , Issue 48 (2010), Association for Home Care and Home History Bad Godesberg , Bad Godesberg 2011, pp. 96-134 (here: p. 118 / 119).