Julius Schulte

Julius Schulte (born May 14, 1881 in Steyrermühl, municipality of Laakirchen , † August 11, 1928 in Linz ) was an Austrian architect whose works were initially based on Art Nouveau and later on Expressionism .

Life

Julius Schulte's urn grave at the old crematorium he built in Linz

Julius Schulte studied at the Technical University and the Vienna Academy . From 1905 he worked in Friedrich Ohmann's studio . From 1909 to 1921 Schulte was a building officer at the Linz magistrate. In 1923 he became a member of the cooperative of visual artists Vienna, Künstlerhaus . In 1926 he took over a professorship at the Technical University in Graz ( chair for architecture).

From 1919 on, Schulte built numerous public buildings and residential buildings in Upper Austria.

Realizations

photo	Construction year	Surname	Location	description	Metadata
YesBW	1912	Evangelical Church of St. Vitus an der Glan BDA-ID: 63307 Wikidata	Location	Note: Planned as school work with Friedrich Ohmann 1907–1908
Yes	1910-1911	Girls' college / grain school Linz BDA-ID: 58892 Wikidata	Location	Note: The glass mosaic designs for the windows also come from Schulte
Yes	1911	Boys' Civic School / Otto Glöckel School Linz-Waldegg BDA-ID: 92282 Wikidata	Location	Note: Badly damaged in 1944
Yes	1911-1913	Urfahr Town Hall BDA-ID: 58981 Wikidata	Location
YesBW	1912	School Linz Lustenau / Raimundschule BDA-ID: 92209 Wikidata	Raimundstrasse location	Note: extension
BW	1912-1913	Greilstrasse settlement	Linz, Greilstrasse 10 and other locations	Note: With Alfred Rodler, coordinates refer to No. 10
	1912-1914	Tram shelters Volksgarten and Hinsenkampplatz		destroyed
Yes		Weber School BDA ID: 58973 Wikidata	Location
Yes	1913-1915	Kindergarten Mauthausen BDA-ID: 17168 Wikidata	Location
Yes	1914	Eferding Town Hall BDA-ID: 2170 Wikidata	Location	Note: Extension of the existing building by a tower-like porch
BW		Villa Melichar	Puchenau, Melicharweg 18 location
Yes		Meat market hall Linz BDA-ID: 48846 Wikidata	1914–1929 location	Note: Completed by Curt Kühne after Schulte's death in 1929
	1917	Memorial chapel and tombstone of a man who died in war	Vienna Inzersdorf coordinates are missing! Help.	Note: At the Inzersdorfer Friedhof ?
	1917-1918	Conversion of Villa Eberle	Fröscherstraße 3, Pressbaum	destroyed Note: demolished in 1970
YesBW	1919	Workers' home Steyrermühl BDA-ID: 106065 Wikidata	Location		Julius Schulte
Yes	1919-1920	Permanganate factory Linz BDA-ID: 127578 Wikidata	Location	Note: Fire brigade today
Yes	1922	Permanganate factory Linz, officials' offices	Posthofstrasse 50 location
	1920-1921	Glutinwerk Wegscheid	Coordinates are missing! Help.	Note: destroyed?
	1920-1923	Factory building Esseff and officials' houses	Linz	destroyed Note: Esseff Chemische Industrie- und Handels AG Linz and Vienna. Chemistry Linz AG site
	1922	Reconstruction of the Roth powder factory in Felixdorf / Blumau	Felixdorf location	destroyed Annotation: ammunition factory Georg Roth / Emil Roth (1868–1954). As part of the switch to metal goods. Exact object cannot be determined.
Yes	1922-1929	Crematorium and urn grove Linz Wikidata	Linz-Urfahr, Urnenhainweg 8 location
Yes	1927	Urn grove gatehouse BDA-ID: 47281 Wikidata	Linz-Urfahr, Urnenhainweg 8 location
BW	1923	Villa complex "Am Grünen Anger"	Linz-Urfahr, Aubergstrasse 55–57 location	Note: Also "Doppelhaus Am Grünen Hang"
Yes	1924-1926	Increase in the main post office in Linz BDA-ID: 58863 Wikidata	Location
Yes	1925	Traunfall Bridge Wikidata	Location	Note: Destroyed in World War II and rebuilt in its old form in 1948.	Julius Schulte
BW	1925	School in Eferding	Location
Yes	1925	Water tower of the Gmunden brewery BDA-ID: 46661 Wikidata	Location
	1925	Level house in Linz		destroyed Note: exact position unclear.
BW	1925-1927	Laakirchen parish hall	Location
BW	1925	Official residence in Linz Waldeggstrasse	Linz, Waldeggstraße 7 location	Note: Executed in 1930
Yes	1926-1927	School in Ebensee BDA-ID: 117623 Wikidata	Location
YesBW	1927	Villa Seiler am Römerberg BDA-ID: 45663 Wikidata	Roseggerstrasse 2 location
BW	1926-1927	"Am Hagen" settlement	Linz-Urfahr, Brennerstraße 17–24 location	Note: The ensemble consists of houses 17–24 of the same type. The houses Petritsch, Zöhrer, Beurle, Poiss, Heckel, Leeb, Hinterholzer and Fuchs
BW	1926-1927	"Linz Niederreith" settlement	Linz Froschberg, Niederreithstrasse 1 location
BW	1926-1928	Figulystraße residential complex	Figulystraße 21, 26, 29 location
BW	1926-1927	Residential complex Ferihumerstraße	Linz-Urfahr, Gerstnerstraße 2 / Ferihumerstraße 3 location
BW	1927-1928	Sophiengutstrasse residential complex	Linz Froschberg, Sophiengutstrasse 1 location
Yes	1927	School in Attnang BDA-ID: 108162 Wikidata	Location	Note: Executed after his death 1928–1930
	1928	Fire extinguishing equipment factory K. Rosenbauer	Linz, Leonding location	destroyed
BW	1929	Semi-detached houses in Hörmannstrasse	Linz, Hörmannstraße 11 location
BW	1931	Single-family house in Vergeinerstraße	Linz, Vergeinerstraße 6 location	Note: With Hans Arndt and Paul Theer

Web links

Commons : Julius Schulte - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Julius Schulte on Linz culture

Individual evidence

^ "Julius Schulte" in the Austrian Biographical Lexicon 1815–1950, Vol. 11 (Lfg. 54, 1999), pp. 337f; "Julius Schulte" , monument database, archive of the city of Linz. Retrieved July 3, 2012.

Map with all coordinates: OSM | WikiMap

personal data
SURNAME	Schulte, Julius
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	Austrian architect
DATE OF BIRTH	May 14, 1881
PLACE OF BIRTH	Steyrermühl, municipality of Laakirchen
DATE OF DEATH	August 11, 1928
Place of death	Graz

[1] "Julius Schulte" in the Austrian Biographical Lexicon 1815–1950, Vol. 11 (Lfg. 54, 1999), pp. 337f; "Julius Schulte" , monument database, archive of the city of Linz. Retrieved July 3, 2012.