Hermann Brede

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Hermann Brede (born February 24, 1923 in St. Magnus near Bremen ) is a German architect.

biography

Brede is the son of a captain. After his military service in World War II, he studied architecture at the Technical University of Braunschweig a . a. as at this time Carsten Schröck and Ludwig Almstadt with Professor Friedrich Wilhelm Kraemer ( Braunschweig School ) and Johannes Göderitz . From 1953 he worked in Julius Schulte-Frohlinde's office in Bremen. In the late 1950s he founded an architecture office in Bremen. Zementring was the name of a group of young aspiring architects around Brede, Schröck, Peter Ahlers, Hans Budde and Hubert Behérycz, who advocated architectural change in Bremen. In 1963, Ahlers, Brede, Budde, and Schröck formed a loose office community on Breiten Weg in Bremen-Mitte.

In the 1960s he headed the Bund Deutscher Architekten , Landesverband Bremen.

For the "transfer of a larger number of medals and coins [with which he] significantly to the enrichment of the wealth of artistic and cultural treasures of the TU Freiberg contributed" has, he became the Prime Minister of Saxony with the June 1, 2016 Saxon Order of Merit awarded .

Brede is married and lives in Schwachhausen , where he last had his office.

Works

Osterholz Church, Ellener-Brok
High School Lesum
  • House E. on Maßolleweg in Oberneuland (1957)
  • Hillmann House in Oberneuland (1958)
  • Lesmona nurses' home at the Lung Hospital in Knoops Park (1957; demolished in 2016)
  • Gymnasium Lesum , Steinkamp 6 (1964–67) (BDA Prize Bremen 1974)
  • Gewoba residential building in the Neue Vahr (around 1965)
  • Church in Ritterhude - Werschenrege (1966)
  • Syke Youth Hostel , Nordwohlder Strasse (1965–1969)
  • Winner in the St. Magnus Church competition , design not realized.
  • Police house on Sedanplatz in Bremen - Vegesack (around 1966/68)
  • Bremen Airport, reception hall (1968–1974); Demolition after 1991 for a new facility
  • Community center Ellener Brok in Graubünder Straße (1967/69) devoted in 2017 and demolished in 2018.
  • School center on Bördestrasse in Burglesum (1973–1976)
  • Community Center Oslebshausen in Bremen (1975/76)
  • Extension Deutsche Bank, Bremen-Mitte, Katharinenstrasse (1979/80)

literature

  • Eberhard Syring: Bremen and its buildings - 1950 - 1979 . Schünemann Verlag, Bremen 2014, ISBN 978-3-944552-30-9 .
  • Eberhard Syring: Conversation with Hermann Brede . “Back then it was a time of upheaval” In: Series of publications by the Bremen Center for Building Culture, Volume 12, Aschenbeck media, Bremen, ISBN 978-3-941624-37-5 .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Tillich presents the Saxon Order of Merit , accessed on June 1, 2016.
  2. ^ Syring: Bremen and his buildings , p. 141, picture and plan.
  3. ^ Syring: Bremen and his buildings , p. 149, picture and plan.
  4. ↑ Syring: Bremen and his buildings , p. 65, image.
  5. ↑ Imke Molkewehrum: 3500 square meters more. weser-kurier.de, November 15, 2017, accessed on February 15, 2018 .
  6. ↑ Architecture guide Bremen to Gymnasium Lesum
  7. ^ Syring: Bremen and his buildings , p. 223 and 369, pictures, plans.
  8. ^ Syring: Bremen and his buildings , p. 354, pictures.
  9. ^ Syring: Bremen and his buildings , p. 321 and 413, image.
  10. ↑ Architecture guide Bremen to Evangelical Church Ellener Brok with community center
  11. ^ Syring: Bremen and his buildings , p. 356 and 396, pictures and plans.
  12. ^ Syring: Bremen and his buildings , p. 428, image.
  13. ↑ Syring: Bremen and his buildings , p. 430, pictures.
  14. ↑ Syring: Bremen and his buildings , p. 313f, image.
personal data
SURNAME Brede, Hermann
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German architect
DATE OF BIRTH February 24, 1923
PLACE OF BIRTH St. Magnus near Bremen