Karl Börgemann

Karl Börgemann (born April 22, 1851 in Hanover ; † September 22, 1938 there ; full name: Karl Christian Friedrich Börgemann ) was a German architect and local politician .

Life

Karl Börgemann completed his architecture studies between 1871 and 1882 at the Polytechnic School or Technical University of Hanover , before he worked after an internship in Zwickau in Hanover, among other things as construction manager of the Apostle Church (1880-1884) under the direction of Conrad Wilhelm Hase . Börgemann had been a freelance architect in his hometown of Hanover since 1883 , designing mostly buildings in the style of the Hanover School (so-called round arch architecture ).

He was a member of numerous clubs, so the Hanoverian artists association , the architectural and engineering association Hannover and 1903 co-founded the Association of German Architects (BDA).

In 1907 he was elected mayor in the Aegidientor district and was thus part of the Hanoverian mayor council .

Buildings (selection)

• 1884–1886: Church of the Henriettenstiftung in Hanover, Marienstraße (not preserved)
• 1884–1886: Villa Willmer , called "Tränenburg", for the brickworks owner Friedrich Willmer in Hannover-Waldhausen , Hildesheimer Strasse (demolished in 1971 against protests by architects and the population, now a parking lot there)
• 1888–1890: Evangelical Church in Hemelingen
• 1888–1889: Villa Daacke in Osterode am Harz
• 1889–1994: Evangelical Church in Wittlohe
• 1890–1894: Commercial building, roasting and storage building for the Eichhorn coffee roastery in Hanover, Steintorstrasse 7 and Reitwallstrasse 3
• 1890–1891: Hagemann office building in Hanover, Marienstraße 9
• 1892–1895: Heilig-Geist-Spital and Stift , Rats- und von Soden-Kloster (old people's homes) in Hanover, Heiligengeiststraße (under monument protection )
• 1893–1894: Börgemanns own house in Hanover, Marienstraße 32
• 1894–1895: Hospital in Hemelingen
• 1896–1897: Villa Weisse Distel in Hanover, New House 3
• 1899: House Gröne, called "Dat Gröne Hus", in Hanover, Sextrostraße 1 (under monument protection)
• 1898–1900: Commercial building for the Hannoversche Bank in Hanover, Georgsplatz (today Deutsche Bank AG, under monument protection)
• 1899–1901: Evangelical Lukaskirche in Hanover-Vahrenwald (tower preserved and under monument protection)
• 1899–1900: Westinghouse AG administration building in Hanover, Goetheplatz (not preserved)
• 1904–1909: Evangelical Luther Church in Osnabrück
• 1905–1906: Parish and rectory of the Christ Church in Hanover (under monument protection)
• Started in 1909: Buildings for the Döhrener wool laundry and combing in Hanover-Döhren (presumably clock tower and hose tower, under monument protection)
• 1911–1913: Sparkasse office building in Jena
• 1912: Tomb for Gustav Schönermark in Hanover, in the Stöcken city cemetery
• 1913: Tower of the St. Marien town church in Celle
• 1921–1922: Buildings for the Döhrener Jammer workers' colony and foreman apartments for the wool laundry in Hanover-Döhren, Kastanienallee (under monument protection)
• 1926–1935: Building of the Wülfel lager brewery , Hildesheimer Straße 420 (listed)

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  Evangelical Church in Hemelingen (1888–1890)

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  Pen of the Holy Spirit in Hanover (1892–1895)

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  Hannoversche Bank (1898–1900)

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  Dat gröne Hus , Hanover-Südstadt (1899)

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  Luther Church in Osnabrück (1904–1909)

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  Clock tower of the Döhrener wool laundry and combing (1909)

See also

• List of members of the Hannoversche Künstlerverein
• List of architectural monuments in Hanover

literature

• Albrecht Haupt : Börgemann, Karl . In: Ulrich Thieme , Felix Becker (Hrsg.): General Lexicon of Fine Artists from Antiquity to the Present . Founded by Ulrich Thieme and Felix Becker. tape 4 : Bida – Brevoort . Wilhelm Engelmann, Leipzig 1910, p. 204 ( Text Archive - Internet Archive ).
• General artist lexicon . Volume 12, p. 180.
• Alexander Dorner : 100 years of building in Hanover. For the centenary of the technical university. Edler & Krische, Hannover 1931, p. 25.
• Reinhold Happel: Karl Börgemann. An architect of the Hanover School between Historicism and Modernism (= writings of the Institute for Building and Art History of the University of Hanover. Volume 8.) At the same time dissertation in 1988 at the University of Hamburg, Institute for Building and Art History, Hanover 1993, ISBN 978-3- 931585-05-1 and ISBN 3-931585-05-0 .
• Günther Kokkelink , Monika Lemke-Kokkelink : Architecture in Northern Germany. Architecture and handicrafts of the Hanover School 1850-1900. Schlütersche, Hannover 1998, ISBN 3-87706-538-4 (biography, works: p. 518)
• Helmut Knocke : Börgemann, Karl. In: Dirk Böttcher , Klaus Mlynek, Waldemar R. Röhrbein, Hugo Thielen : Hannoversches Biographisches Lexikon . From the beginning to the present. Schlütersche, Hannover 2002, ISBN 3-87706-706-9 , p. 61 f.
• Felicitas Kröger: The architect Börgemann: his life and his work. An important master builder in Hanover between historicism and modernity. In: 1906 - 2006. 100 years of the parish and community center of the Christ Church. Jubilee publication, ed. from the Ev.-luth. Nordstädter Kirchengemeinde in Hannover, Hannover: 2006, pp. 31–34.

Web links

Commons : Karl Christian Friedrich Börgemann  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• Reinhard Glaß: Börgemann, Karl Christian Friedrich in his database architects and artists with direct reference to Conrad Wilhelm Hase (1818–1902)
• Literature by and about Karl Börgemann in the catalog of the German National Library

Individual evidence

1. ^ Helmut Knocke: Börgemann, Karl , in: Hannoversches Biographisches Lexikon , p. 61f.
2. ↑ ^{a b} o. V .: Citizens Committee , in: Administrative report of the Magistrate of the Royal Capital and Residence City of Hanover 1906 - 1907 , Hanover: Druckerei August Eberlein, 1908, p. 44f .; here: p. 45; limited preview in Google Book search