Leo Keller (architect)

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Leo Keller (* 1895 in Vienna ; † 1966 in Wels ) was an Austrian architect .

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Leo Keller studied architecture with Hermann Aichinger at the Vienna University of Technology . In the 1920s he moved to Wels and worked as an architect there, where he also founded his own office. He also worked for the Wels municipal building authority. Keller was one of the leading architects of modernism and homeland security architecture in Upper Austria.

Works

Moritz-Etzold-Gymnasium, Wels
Vogelweide elementary school, Wels
  • 1927–30: Moritz-Etzold-Gymnasium, Wels Volksgartenstraße
  • 1928: Extension of Villa Ploberger (Museum of Traces of Life), Wels
  • 1929: Jahnturnhalle St. Pölten
  • 1934: Villa Bochsleitner, Wels (together with Franz Steinbacher )
  • 1930–39: Vogelweide settlement, Wels (together with Franz Sattler )
  • 1952: Vogelweide elementary school, Wels Dr.-Breitwieser-Straße
  • Planning for the Noitzmühle district of Wels

literature

  • Stefan Groh, Lorenz Potocnik: Architecture in Wels 1900–2015. Publisher Anton Pustet, Salzburg 2016.

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personal data
SURNAME Keller, Leo
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian architect
DATE OF BIRTH 1895
PLACE OF BIRTH Vienna
DATE OF DEATH 1966
Place of death catfish