Hermanns & Riemann
The architecture office Hermanns & Riemann for building construction and engineering work consisted of the Kgl. Building advisors Rudolf Hermanns (1853–1909) and Kuno Riemann (1851–1928) and was founded in 1885 in Elberfeld . Since work on the Elberfeld zoo restaurants began before 1885, it can be assumed that the joint work on the project led to the establishment of the office. From 1892 they opened up the Elberfeld zoo district and the construction of the first villas there on their own account . Numerous buildings were owned by Hermanns & Riemann in 1901, 1907 and 1916, so that one can assume that they were built according to their plans.
A branch office was opened in Bocholt in 1894 . In 1907 the office at Kaiser-Wilhelm-Allee 19 was in liquidation .
Numerous buildings by the Hermanns & Riemann office are now protected as architectural monuments .
buildings
- Building for the Bergisch-Märkische Bank in Elberfeld (1897)
- Schwarzschild, Fischer & Comp. in Barmen (not dated)
- Volksbank building in Barmen (not dated)
- Evangelical Crafts Training Institute in Gmünd (Eifel) (not dated)
- Gesellschaftshaus Verein in Elberfeld (not dated)
- Zoo restaurants in Elberfeld (in three construction phases 1881, 1891 and 1899)
- Development of the zoo district in Elberfeld (from 1892)
- Herthastraße 2, Grüneck house in Elberfeld, (1894; inhabited by Kuno Riemann)
- Fairy tale fountain in Elberfeld (1897)
- At Kothen 4 now Hubertusallee, in Elberfeld, (before 1907)
- Hubertusallee 7 in Elberfeld (before 1907)
- Hubertusallee 9 in Elberfeld (before 1907)
- Hubertusallee 18, Villa Eisfeller in Elberfeld, (before 1907; inhabited by Rudolf Hermanns)
- Jaegerstraße 3 in Elberfeld (before 1901)
- Jaegerstraße 7 in Elberfeld (before 1907)
- Jaegerstraße 8 in Elberfeld (before 1901)
- Jaegerstraße 9 in Elberfeld (before 1907)
- Jaegerstraße 10 in Elberfeld (before 1901)
- Jaegerstraße 11 in Elberfeld (1894), known as the former Maximilian Kolbe Chapel
- Jaegerstraße 12 in Elberfeld (1905) Single-family home for August Viehhaus, chemist and dye works owner
- Jaegerstraße 16 in Elberfeld (before 1907)
- Jaegerstraße 18 in Elberfeld (before 1907)
- Kaiser-Wilhelm-Allee 9 in Elberfeld (before 1907)
- Kaiser-Wilhelm-Allee 10 in Elberfeld (before 1901)
- Kaiser-Wilhelm-Allee 11 in Elberfeld (before 1901)
- Kaiser-Wilhelm-Allee 12 in Elberfeld (before 1901)
- Kaiser-Wilhelm-Allee 14 in Elberfeld (before 1901)
- Kaiser-Wilhelm-Allee 15 in Elberfeld (before 1901)
- Kaiser-Wilhelm-Allee 16 in Elberfeld (before 1901)
- Kaiser-Wilhelm-Allee 17 in Elberfeld (before 1901) drawing rooms by Hermanns & Riemann
- Kaiser-Wilhelm-Allee 18 in Elberfeld (before 1901)
- Kaiser-Wilhelm-Allee 19 in Elberfeld (before 1901) Office space for Hermanns & Riemann
- Kaiser-Wilhelm-Allee 24 in Elberfeld (before 1901)
- Kaiser-Wilhelm-Allee 27 in Elberfeld (before 1901)
- Kaiser-Wilhelm-Allee 29 in Elberfeld (approx. 1908)
- Kaiser-Wilhelm-Allee 31 in Elberfeld (before 1901)
- Kaiser-Wilhelm-Allee 33 in Elberfeld (before 1901)
- Kaiser-Wilhelm-Allee 35 in Elberfeld (before 1901)
- Kaiser-Wilhelm-Allee 37 in Elberfeld (before 1901)
- Kaiser-Wilhelm-Allee 39 in Elberfeld (before 1901)
- Kaiser-Wilhelm-Allee 41 in Elberfeld (before 1901)
- Kaiser-Wilhelm-Allee 43, Villa Wilhelma in Elberfeld, (before 1901)
- Kaiser-Wilhelm-Allee 45 in Elberfeld (before 1901)
- Kaiser-Wilhelm-Allee 47 in Elberfeld (before 1901)
- Selmaweg 11 in Elberfeld (before 1907)
- Siegesallee 7 today, Walkürenallee in Elberfeld (before 1901) inhabited by Mayor Funck
- Siegesallee 4 today Walkürenallee in Elberfeld (before 1907)
- Siegfriedstrasse 37 in Elberfeld (before 1916)
- Siegfriedstrasse 39 in Elberfeld (before 1916)
Individual evidence
- ^ A b Ruth Meyer-Kahrweg: Architects, civil engineers, builders, property developers and their buildings in Wuppertal.
literature
- Ruth Meyer-Kahrweg : Architects, civil engineers, builders, property developers and their buildings in Wuppertal. Wuppertal 2003, ISBN 3-928441-52-3 .