Johann Baptist Häring

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Johann Baptist Häring (born August 16, 1716 in Immendingen ; † February 18, 1790 in Freiburg im Breisgau ) was a German builder of the Baroque period who mainly worked in southern Baden.

He came from a Baroque master builder family in Vorarlberg, his father was the master builder Jakob Häring (born October 27, 1674 in Au / Vorarlberg; † before 1751 in Immendingen), who worked primarily as a church builder in southern Baden, but also for the princes of Fürstenberg. Since 1739 he was resident as a guild citizen in Freiburg and was accepted as a bricklayer and stone mason in the building guild for the moon and rose in 1755 to masonry master craftsman and in 1766 to city ​​architect . He was guild master of the building guild for the moon and in 1785 became a city councilor. In 1745 he built his own house at Herrenstrasse 38 and ran his own brickworks; later he was the owner of several houses in Herrenstrasse and near Oberlinden.

In Freiburg he carried out numerous commissions from the city, university and private individuals, such as secular buildings ( Schwabentorbrücke , 1756; Breisacher Tor , 1757; conversion of the Petershof , 1766; inn to a ship, drafts, 1775; powder tower, 1783; conversion of the Kornhaus to a theater, 1785–89) and residential houses (Konviktstrasse 29, 1748; Münsterplatz 28, 1753).

In addition, he mainly built simple baroque village churches and other ecclesiastical buildings in southern Baden:

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Individual evidence

  1. ^ Historical Peterhof of the University of Freiburg