Ludwig A. Fuchsik

Ludwig A. Fuchsik (born August 10, 1853 in Leitersdorf , Austrian Silesia , † April 11, 1920 in Vienna ) was an Austrian architect and city architect.

Life

Ludwig A. Fuchsik came from Leitersdorf, today's Litultovice in the Czech Republic. He has been in Vienna since 1885, where he obtained the master builder examination and master builder license that year. Fuchsik developed a lively activity in Vienna, was a member of the Austrian Association of Engineers and Architects from 1885, and since 1886 he belonged to the cooperative of master builders and masons . He was also involved as a politician and was a member of the municipal council in Alsergrund for the Liberals .

The son Ferdinand Fuchsik (1884–1952) also worked as an architect.

Works

Residential building, Vienna 1, Börsegasse 3 (1892–1893)

Ernst Weiss residential building , Vienna 1, Biberstrasse 10 (1903)

The focus of Fuchsik's activities was on residential and commercial building construction in Vienna. In doing so, he made virtuoso use of the styles of historicism (medieval, old German, baroque and renaissance styles ), which were in demand at the time , and occasionally incorporated fashionable secessionist elements. Fuchsik's choice of materials was varied for the facades, where he used plastering, exposed bricks, embossed ashlar stones and artificial stone slabs. He paid particular attention to the foyers and the portals.

• Rental house , Vienna 5, Schönbrunner Strasse 71 / Rampersdorffergasse 70 (1888)
• Residential house with office building and wine cellar , Klosterneuburg , Lower Austria, Hölzlgasse 21 (1891)
• Residence and wine cellar , Klosterneuburg, Lower Austria, Alleestraße 37 (1892)
• Living u. SL Morgenstern office building , Vienna 5, Bacherplatz 10 (1892)
• Living u. Commercial building , Vienna 1, Börsegasse 3 (1892–1893)
• Rental house , Vienna 5, Margaretenstraße 96 (1892-1893)
• Residential building with cellar , Klosterneuburg, Lower Austria, Martinstrasse 25 (1894)
• Living u. Commercial building "Zum golden Adler" , Vienna 2, Taborstrasse 22 (1894–1895)
• Rental house "Zur alten Schleifmühle" , Vienna 4, Schleifmühlgasse 21 (1894)
• Rental house , Vienna 6, Magdalenenstrasse 21 (1894)
• Rental house , Vienna 9, Pramergasse 25A / Rögergasse 1 (1894)
• Rental houses , Vienna 9, Rögergasse 1a u. 1b (1894)
• Rental house , Vienna 2, Glockengasse 11 (1894–1895)
• Rental house , Vienna 4, Mühlgasse 9 / Schleifmühlgasse 17 (1895)
• Rental house , Vienna 4, Mühlgasse 11 (1895)
• Rental house , Vienna 6, Mariahilfer Strasse 67 / Nelkengasse 5 (1896)
• Rental house , Vienna 7, Lindengasse 38 (1896)
• Tenement house , Vienna 1, Dominican Bastion 17 (1897–1898)
• Telefon-Actiengesellschaft , Vienna 14, Goldschlagstrasse 172 (1900)
• Rental house , Vienna 8, Blindengasse 35 (before 1901)
• House Adolf Bachrach , Vienna 1, Rosenbursenstrasse 8 / Biberstraße 12 (1901-1902)
• Ernst Weiss residential building , Vienna 1, Biberstrasse 10 (1903)
• Rental house , Vienna 5, Margaretenstraße 113 (1903)
• Rental house , Vienna 4, Wohllebengasse 15 (before 1904)
• Rental house , Vienna 16, Ottakringer Straße 56 (before 1904)
• Rental house , Vienna 15, Sechshauser Strasse 36–38 (before 1904)
• Rental house , Vienna 8, Josefstädter Strasse 56 / Kupkagasse / Hamerlingplatz (1904)
• Villa , Vienna 13, Kupelwiesergasse 12 (with Ernst Ornstein) (1906)
• Rental house , Vienna 4, Gusshausstraße 6 (1906)
• Workers' home , Vienna 16, Kreitnergasse 15–19 (with Ernst Ornstein, not preserved) (1906–1907)
• Rental house , Vienna 9, Alser Straße 20 (with E. Ornstein, changed) (before 1908)
• Rental house , Vienna 8, Laudongasse 60 (1909)
• Villa , Haugsdorf , Bahnstrasse 6 (Weinviertel, Lower Austria) (1912)

Web links

Commons : Ludwig A. Fuchsik  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• Ludwig A. Fuchsik. In: Architects Lexicon Vienna 1770–1945. Published by the Architekturzentrum Wien . Vienna 2007.