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Ignaz Scheck (born July 22, 1841 in Linz ; † May 13, 1903 there ) was an Austrian architect and builder .
Live and act
Ignaz Scheck received his trade license in Urfahr in 1873 and shortly afterwards became head of the Upper Austrian construction company , which he remained until his death. He is considered an important representative of strict historicism in Upper Austria and, alongside Hermann Krackowizer , Scheck was one of the most important architects in Linz at the time. His main works are the Petrinum Linz and the management of the Allgemeine Sparkasse on the promenade in Linz.
Realizations
- 1880 Jahnschule, Linz-Urfahr
- 1881–1882 Palais Löwenfeld , Linz-Kleinmünchen
- 1882 St. Margarethen elementary school, Linz
- 1886–1892 Director of the Allgemeine Sparkasse, Linz, Promenade
- 1888 Franz-Josefs-Warte, Linz, Freinberg
- 1895–1897 Petrinum Linz
- 1898 valley station of the Pöstlingbergbahn , Linz-Urfahr
- 1900 ÖBB headquarters, Linz, Bahnhofstrasse (with Gustav Steinberger )
- with Ferdinand Scheck: Former Linz synagogue, destroyed in 1938
- some former factory buildings in Linz and the surrounding area (e.g. Schadler clay furnace factory)
- numerous residential and apartment buildings in Linz
literature
- Bob Martens: The virtual reconstruction of the Linz synagogue. Diploma thesis, University of Vienna, 2014, p. 31.
Web links
- Linz Culture: Ignaz Scheck ; Retrieved on Feb. 19, 2017
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Check, Ignaz |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Austrian architect and builder |
| DATE OF BIRTH | July 22, 1841 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Linz |
| DATE OF DEATH | May 13, 1903 |
| Place of death | Linz |