D. & K. Schulze

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Under D. & K. Schulze firmierten the common architecture firm and other business activities of the brothers Dietrich Schulze (* 7 February 1864 in Bad Sassendorf , † 1938 in Dortmund ) and Karl Schulze (* 18 January 1876 in Bad Sassendorf , † 14th May 1929 in Dortmund ) in Dortmund and the surrounding area.

Adolf von Hansemann colliery in Dortmund-Mengede (1899)
Victoria settlement in Lünen (1909–1912)
Hermann settlement in Selm (1909–1923)
Headquarters of the Dortmunder Union in Dortmund (1916–1921)
Freiherr-vom-Stein-Gymnasium in Lünen (1930-1931)

Life

The brothers Dietrich and Karl Schulze were mainly active in Dortmund and the surrounding area from 1902 with their office D. & K. Schulze , whereby Dietrich Schulze is assigned the organizational-commercial component and Karl Schulze the architectural-design component. Karl Schulze had attended three semesters of architecture as a guest student at the Technical University of Hanover .

At first they built numerous mining settlements on behalf of various mining administrations, often approximating the type of the garden city . Industrial and administrative buildings as well as individual villas, residential and commercial buildings were added later.

The architects recognized the great need for building materials and therefore founded the D. & K. Schulze steam brickwork in Schwieringhausen in 1902 . The operation was shut down in 1974 as the last Dortmund brickworks; the company continues.

After Karl Schulze died in 1929 as a result of an operation, his son Karl Schulze junior took over. the architecture office.

buildings

  • 1899: Administration and warehouse building for the Adolf von Hansemann colliery in (Dortmund-) Mengede ( brick Gothic )
  • 1905: Settlement for the Minister Achenbach trade union in (Lünen-) Brambauer
  • 1908: Row of terraced houses in Dortmund-Mitte, Kronprinzenstrasse 98, 100, 102, 104
  • 1909: Pork / Weithoff double house in Dortmund-Kaiserbrunnen , Prinz-Friedrich-Karl-Straße 18/20 (only house no.20 with changes)
  • 1909–1912: Victoria housing estate for Harpener Bergbau AG in Lünen-Nord , Barbarastraße
  • 1909–1923: Hermann settlement for the mining company Hermann mbH in Selm - bycatch
  • 1910: Theodor-Körner-Schule in (Bochum-) Dahlhausen , Keilstraße 42–48
  • 1910–1911: Landhaus Bolte in Cappenberg , Baltimora 16
  • 1911–1914: Brewhouse, power station, administration building (and other ancillary facilities) of the Dortmund Hansa brewery in Dortmund-Nord, Steigerstrasse
  • 1911–1914: Colony for the Brassert union in Marl-Brassert , Margaretenplatz (expansion 1918/1928)
  • 1912–1914: Schönaustraße garden urban settlement near (Dortmund-) Barop (expansion 1922/1923)
  • 1912–1913: Helmholtzstrasse residential complex for the Freie Vogel & Unverhofft union in (Dortmund-) Schüren (demolished after 1975)
  • 1912: Settlement for the Lünen miners' settlement in (Lünen-) Brambauer, Ferdinandstrasse (extension around 1922)
  • 1911–1912: Workers' settlement in Troisdorf-West , so-called "Red Colony"
  • 1914–1925: School center in Dortmund, Brügmannstraße / Gronaustraße / Eduard-Kleine-Straße (mostly destroyed by the war)
  • 1915: Margaretenstrasse settlement for the Oespel union in Dortmund-Kley
  • 1916–1921: Administration building of the “Dortmunder Union Department” for the German-Luxembourgish Mining and Hütten-AG in Dortmund, Rheinische Strasse
  • 1919–1921: Urban low-rise housing estate on Nussbaumweg in Dortmund- Wambel (expansion 1927)
  • 1920–1921: Eintrachthaus of the gymnastics club Eintracht eV in Dortmund-Süd, Eintrachtstraße 56 (with Emil Pohle ; not preserved)
  • 1920–1923: Settlement for the Lünen miners' settlement in (Lünen-) Brambauer, Nordplatz (expansion 1928/1929)
  • 1920–1924: Grümerbaum Settlement in (Bochum-) Gerthe (first and second construction phase)
  • around 1922: Assembly halls for the CH Jucho company in Dortmund, Güntherstrasse
  • 1924–1925: Theodor-Fliedner-Heim for the Evangelical Association for Pensions in Dortmund, Wittekindstrasse
  • 1926–1927: “Im Grubenfeld” multi-family residential development for the non-profit settlement company in Dortmund, Im Grubenfeld, Kronprinzenstrasse, Korneliusstrasse
  • 1926: Housing complex for the Dorstfeld union in Dortmund-Kaiserbrunnen, Korneliusstrasse
  • 1928: “Lenteninsel” apartment building development for the Dortmund non-profit housing association in Dortmund-Kaiserbrunnen, Klönnestrasse / Hallesche Strasse / Lüneburger Strasse / Güntherstrasse / Lenteninsel
  • 1930–1931: Freiherr-vom-Stein-Gymnasium in Lünen, Friedenstraße 12 (with director's residence)

literature

  • Kristiana Hartmann , Bettina Heine-Hippler: D. & K. Schulze 1901–1929. (= Dortmunder Architekten , Volume 1). Recklinghausen 1989.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b 100 years of HD Schulze
  2. ↑ Entry on Baukunst NRW
  3. ^ A b c d Franziska Bollerey (ed.): Settlements in the districts of Arnsberg and Münster . Dortmund 1977.
  4. ↑ dortmund.de: Monument of the month December 2017
  5. ↑ a b c d e f g Hans Strobel (Ed.): Dortmund. A look into a German industrial city. CL Kruger, Dortmund 1922.
  6. ↑ Entry on ruhr-bauten.de
  7. ↑ 100 years of Villa Bolte
  8. ↑ Industrial culture on the Lippe
  9. ^ City of Marl: Margaretenplatz
  10. ↑ a b c d e f g Franziska Bollerey (Ed.): Living in the Revier . Hein Moos Verlag, Munich 1977.
  11. ↑ Entry on ruhr-bauten.de
  12. ↑ Entry on ruhr-bauten.de
  13. ↑ Entry on ruhr-bauten.de