Hugo Almond Cake

The residential and commercial building Porzellangasse 39–43 was built by Manhardt in 1912/13. He chose “the shape of the street courtyard, with a component that recedes from the street between the symmetrical side wings. This creates a cul-de-sac-shaped courtyard, the historical model of which is the palace front with the courtyard of honor. Another advantage was the longer window fronts on the street side preferred by the tenants. The entrances are clad with marble, the staircases have colored glass windows. "(Alfred Wolf:" 9 ways in the 9th ")

Hugo Mandeltort , from 1904 Hugo Manhardt (born May 16, 1872 in Neusohl ; † January 26, 1933 in Vienna ) was an Austrian builder and architect .

Life

Hugo Mandeltort was of Jewish origin and the son of a building contractor. All information about his training is missing. At the age of 25, his first house in Vienna is proven, which is why it is considered unlikely that he completed an academic education. From 1897 to 1900 he worked with Franz Rohleder , from then on he worked alone. In 1903 he resigned from the Israelite religious community and in 1904 became Protestant, at the same time he took the name Manhardt . He worked successfully as a building contractor until the First World War , after which no more buildings have been made by him. In 1922 he and his son founded a construction company specializing in reinforced concrete construction.

meaning

Hugo Mandeltort's buildings were initially built in a late historical , neo-baroque style. After the end of the collaboration with Franz Rohleder, Mandeltort oriented itself more towards secessionist decorations and built in a mixed style of baroque and secessionist decorative elements. He also used the design of the street courtyard.

Works

photo		Construction year	Surname	Location	description
		1897	Residential and commercial building	Vienna 17, Hernalser Hauptstrasse 67 location
		1897	Residential and commercial building	Vienna 17, Hernalser Hauptstrasse 78, location	Note: with Franz Rohleder
		1898	Residential and commercial building	Vienna 6, Liniengasse 18 and 20 location	Note: with Franz Rohleder
		1898	Rental house "Weinhauser Hof"	Vienna 18, Währinger Straße 168 Location	Note: with Franz Rohleder
		around 1898	Rental house	Vienna 20, Wasnergasse 21 location	Note: with Franz Rohleder
		1900	Rental house	Vienna 15, Ortnergasse 9 location	Note: with Franz Rohleder
		1901-1902	Rental house	Vienna 5, Wiedner Hauptstrasse 90–92 Location
		1902-1903	Rental house	Vienna 19, Gymnasiumstraße 60 location
		1903	Rental house	Vienna 4, Kolschitzkygasse coordinates are missing! Help.	Note: No. unknown
		1908	Rental house	Vienna 9, Porzellangasse 9 location
		1909	Rental house	Vienna 6, Brückengasse 2a and 4 / Mollardgasse 36 and 38 location
		1910	Rental house	Vienna 6, Kurzgasse 3 / Spalowskygasse 4 location
		1912	Residential and commercial building	Vienna 1, Tuchlauben 13 location	Note: Facade restored in a reduced form after war damage
		1912-1913	Rental house	Vienna 9, Porzellangasse 39–43 location	The place in front of the house entrance at Porzellangasse 39 was used by the “ Café Koralle ” as a pub garden

Web links

Commons : Hugo Mandeltort  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• Hugo Almond Cake. In: Architects Lexicon Vienna 1770–1945. Published by the Architekturzentrum Wien . Vienna 2007.

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