Heinrich Wohlmeyer (master builder)
Heinrich Wohlmeyer (* 1855 , † 1929 ) was an Austrian architect and builder in St. Pölten .
Life
Heinrich's grandfather, Johann Wohlmeyer, was a master mason in Lilienfeld around 1800. His father, city and cathedral master builder Josef Wohlmeyer (1815–1884), founded a construction company in 1840. Heinrich took over this company after the death of his father and ran it until his own death. Heinrich had 12 siblings, including Johann Wohlmeyer , also a master builder and member of the Reichsrat, and Wilhelm Wohlmeyer (1864–1945), an architect working in Vienna. His sister, Franziska (1859–1941), married a Julius Peter Raab (1854–1925). This marriage resulted in Julius Raab , among others , who worked as a master builder in the company and was Austrian Chancellor from 1953 to 1961. His nephew of the same name (Heinrich jun., 1897–1951) was also an architect.
buildings
- 1886 Extension of the Niederhof holiday home in Zögersbach in Lilienfeld
- 1892 Rainer barracks in St. Pölten
- 1899 residential building at 1 Lilienfeld
- 1902 Villa Jungherrnegg based on plans by the architect Eugen Sehnal
- 1904 Lilienfeld Labor Office
- 1905/1906 Club house of the KK Privileged Schützen-Compagnie St. Pölten Clichystraße 2
- 1908 Former school, now kindergarten, Zögersbachstrasse 13 in Schrambach in Lilienfeld
literature
- The art monuments of Austria. Dehio Lower Austria south of the Danube 2003 . List of artists, architect Heinrich Wohlmeyer. P. 2839.
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Individual evidence
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Wohlmeyer, Heinrich |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Austrian builder |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 1855 |
| DATE OF DEATH | 1929 |