Hugo Duderstaedt
Hugo Duderstaedt (born July 30, 1848 in Chemnitz ; † September 30, 1909 ) was a German architect and building contractor .
Life
Duderstaedt was born the son of the businessman Johann Friedrich Duderstaedt and grew up in Chemnitz. He set up an architecture studio in the Villa Duderstaedt, his family's house at Dresdner Strasse 42. His building yard was on Lessingplatz.
He was a member of the city council and an expert and appraiser for the construction of the New Town Hall .
As an architect, Duderstaedt was a typical representative of historicism and, with some opulently furnished buildings, stylistically based himself primarily on the Renaissance and later on the Art Nouveau .
buildings
- 1879: Building of the Chemnitz Public Commercial College, Hedwigstrasse (near the market hall)
- Building of the city mission in Chemnitz, Glockenstrasse
- Stadtkirche and Markuskirche in Augustusburg
- 1899: Schellenberger textile department store in Chemnitz, Johannisplatz
- 1902: Hotel Stadt Gotha in Chemnitz, Johannisplatz
literature
- Martin Richard Möbius: Hugo Duderstaedt successor to Rümmler & Mehnert. Deutsche Architektur-Bücherei, Berlin 1929. (= The German architect. )
(The book mainly presents buildings by Georg Martin Rümmler and Conrad Mehnert, who took over the Duderstaedt company in 1909, but also deals with Hugo Duderstaedt.)
Web links
- Dataset on Hugo Duderstaedt in the Historismus.Net database , last accessed on January 18, 2012
- Villa Duderstaedt on the private homepage of Sandro Schmalfuß , last accessed on January 18, 2012
- Villa Duderstaedt on the website of the “Sonnenberg History” working group , last accessed on January 18, 2012
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Duderstaedt, Hugo |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German architect and contractor |
| DATE OF BIRTH | July 30, 1848 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Chemnitz |
| DATE OF DEATH | September 30, 1909 |