Jindřich Kumpošt

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Jindřich Kumpošt (born July 12, 1891 in Brno , † July 14, 1968 there ) was a Czech architect .

Life

Jindřich Kumpošt studied from 1906 to 1910 at the construction department of the State Trade School in Brno under Professor Emil Králík , meanwhile he also worked in his private architecture office in Brno. He then studied architecture from 1914 to 1919 at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna (Professor Leopold Bauer ). From 1920 to 1925 he was chief architect of the city of Brno; between 1945 and 1949 lecturer in urban development and regional planning at the Brno University of Technology ( VUT - Vysoké učení technické ) .

Memberships

  • 1919–1939: Member of the Sdružení architektu (Association of Architects)
  • 1929: Member of the INDEX group
  • 1935: Member of the Czechoslovak CIAM group
  • 1938: Delegate of the Czechoslovak CIAM group

Selected buildings in Brno

House Kumpošt in Brno, Masarykova čtvrť
  • 1920–1922: Apartment blocks, Nerudova (street) 8–10
  • 1922–1923: District health insurance fund, Zahradníkova 2–4 ​​(expanded to include an outpatient clinic in 1927)
  • 1922–1923: House in the Celní
  • 1923: municipal hostel, Bratislavská 70
  • around 1923 single-family houses, Lerchova 2–8
  • 1923–1924: own house, Masarykova čtvrť, Barvičova 15
  • around 1923–1924: House Trýb, Heinrichova 17–19
  • 1924: town house with savings bank, Královo Pole ( Königsfeld ), Palackého 59
  • 1925: town house with post office and café, Královo Pole, Palackého 61
  • around 1926: town houses, Jirásek district, Sedlákova 16–32
  • 1926: Regulation of the Jirásek district, today Masarykova čtvrť, residential buildings on Vaňkovo naměstí (Vaněk Square)
  • 1926: Haselmann House, Jirásek district, Barvičova 4
  • around 1929: town houses, Zahradníkova 12–20 and Tučkova 13–21
  • 1930: Houses of the Stavog and Blahobyt cooperatives : Tábor 28, 34, Pod Kaštany 26–30, Kounicova 93–97
  • around 1930: family house, Schodová 9
  • 1931: Two-family house, Preslova 4–4a
  • 1932–1936: Regulation of the residential area Pod vodojemem (Under the Water Tower) in the Masaryk district (Masarykova čtvrť), single-family houses at Rezkova 28–40
  • 1935–1937: Air force barracks in Brno Černovice (the barracks were demolished in 2011 and replaced by a residential complex).

Literature, source

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  1. ↑ Nájemní domy družstev "Stavog" and "Blahobyt" (Kounicova, Tábor)
  2. ^ Colony "Pod vodojemem" v brněnské Masarykově čtvrti
  3. ↑ Kasárna 5. leteckého pluku Brno, Olomoucká
personal data
SURNAME Kumpošt, Jindřich
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Czech architect
DATE OF BIRTH July 12, 1891
PLACE OF BIRTH Brno
DATE OF DEATH July 14, 1968
Place of death Brno