Johann Romano von Rings

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Johann Romano vonringen , lithograph by Adolf Dauthage , 1854
Grave of Johann Romano von Rings

Johann Julius Romano , from 1871 Romano vonringen (born October 10, 1818 in Konstanz ; † April 14, 1882 in Vienna ) was the kuk senior building officer and court architect in Vienna.

Life

Romano vonringen grew up in Italy and studied architecture in 1833/37 at the Vienna Polytechnic , today's Technical University . In 1837 he moved to the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna . In 1839/41 he was an assistant at the Vienna Polytechnic.

He was promoted by Prince Metternich . From the 1840s he worked intensively with August Schwendenwein von Lanauberg . At that time, Romano vonringen specialized primarily in palace and upscale residential architecture. One of his first works is the Villa Hügel in Hietzinger Hauptstrasse, which was designed around 1840 for the naturalist and travel writer Karl Alexander von Hügel . (Canceled 1912)

Romano was appointed building officer in 1866 and senior building officer in 1869. On February 17, 1871, he was ennobled in Vienna to the Austrian knighthood with the addition of " von rings ".

He rests in a grave of honor in the Vienna Central Cemetery (group 0, row 1, number 44). In 1899 the Romanogasse in Vienna- Brigittenau (20th district) was named after him.

Important buildings

Well-known buildings by the duo Romano von Rings and Schwendenwein von Lanauberg are in

- Vienna

- Hungary

- Carinthia

- Lower Austria

- Czech Republic

  • 1855 Great Synagogue in Brno

Orders and decorations

literature

Web links

Commons : Johann Romano von Rings  - Collection of Images

Individual evidence

  1. Ines Müller: "There, in Kakanien, this lost, misunderstood state ...". Synagogues between Vienna and Budapest. In: Scientific work from Burgenland . Issue 92, Eisenstadt 1993, p. 261, digitized on ZOBODAT