Martin Zill

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Martin Zill (born July 8, 1907 in Bremen ; † November 21, 1978 in Bremen) was a German architect .

biography

1972: Gewoba high-rise
around 1969: high-rise residential building in Blockdiek
1977: Osterholz-Tenever high-rise residential building

family

Zill was the son of Friedrich Albin Zill. He was married. His son Karsten Zill (* 1941) became a freelance structural engineer and test structural engineer in Bremen.

education and profession

Zill graduated from high school at the Barkhof . From 1928 to 1932 he studied architecture at the Technical University of Dresden . He then completed his legal clerkship and became a government builder . Around 1934 he became a building officer and later senior building officer in the Reichsmarine and Kriegsmarine . He planned and realized buildings for the Navy a. a. in Plön (barracks), Swinoujscie and Bordeaux .

After the Second World War , Zill initially worked in Syke for the Lüning concrete plant. The family moved back to Bremen in 1949 and he had been running an architecture office at Petriestraße 2 (today Wachtstraße) and Rembertistraße 32 in Bremen-Mitte from 1949.

His early plans from 1955 attracted attention: the four-story Puls-Eck commercial building in the Ostertor district of Bremen as an urban accent on the corner of Ostertorsteinweg and Contrescarpe and the seven-story BP house on Breiten Weg. He planned many residential buildings from the 1950s and was often used by Gewoba . The office received the planning contracts for the medical center and the AOK building through competition victories. The seven- and five-storey AOK administration building on the corner of Bürgermeister-Smidt-Strasse 95 / Am Wall 103, which was later given a redesigned facade, shaped the cityscape .

1968 Zill created the first preliminary design for the residential area of ​​Bremen - Osterholz-Tenever for 2500 residential units with a central main access road; The plan was realized by Gerhard G. Dittrich from the Städtebauinstitut Nürnberg (SIN) for the now condensed demonstrative building project with a lateral access for now 4500 apartments (2500 units were built).
The 16-storey, staggered Gewoba high-rise was built according to his plans by 1972 on Breiten Weg in Bremen. His proposal to build a multi-storey car park in Violenstrasse in Bremen-Mitte and to demolish the listed Haus Vorwärts in 1970 was not approved.

In 1971 the office community Zill, Haslob , Hartlich and Schütz was established , which existed until his death in 1978.

He was buried in the Riensberg cemetery .

buildings

  • 1955: Puls-Eck office building at Contrescarpe 1 in Mitte , Ostertor district
  • 1955: BP house with gas station at Breiten Weg 32 at the corner of Bürgermeister-Smidt-Straße in Bremen - Mitte
  • 1956: Housing complex on the Poggenburg for the Gewoba in Bremen - Osterholz ; two to four-storey houses and a row of shops
  • 1955: Office building for Gewoba am Rembertiring in Bremen - Mitte
  • 1953–1966: Housing complexes in Bremen - Neu-Schwachhausen
  • 1964: Business development agency at Doventorsteinweg 60 in Bremen - Bahnhofsvorstadt
  • 1967: Bremen Medical Center on Schwachhauser Heerstraße in Bremen - Schwachhausen (with Eberhard Kaiser)
  • 1957: Office building Breitenweg / corner Herdentorsteinweg in Bremen - Mitte
  • 1958: AOK administration building in the old town (with Eberhard Kaiser)
  • 195 ?: Norfag - car dealership on Stresemannstrasse in Bremen - eastern suburb
  • 1957–1964: Housing complexes in the Neue Vahr
  • 1961–1965: Grolland- Süd settlement on Norderländer Straße together with Gunter Müller (row houses, single-family houses and semi-detached houses); Expansion of the Grolland-Nord settlement by Friedrich Heuer
  • 1964: Residential complex on the high field in Bremen - Osterholz: 1,300 rental apartments
  • 1968–1977: Housing complexes in Bremen- Osterholz-Tenever
    • 1977: Two high-rise residential buildings (17 and 15 storeys) in Bremen - Osterholz, Ludwigshafener Strasse 12/14
  • 1961–1965: Housing estate in Grolland-Süd
  • 1967: Insurance exchange at the Teerhof at the Wilhelm-Kaisen-Brücke (with Eberhard Kaiser)
  • 196 ?: High-rise apartment building Oberhauser Strasse (18-storey) in Bremen - Blockdiek
  • 1970: Blumenthal High School
  • 1972: Gewoba-Hochhaus am Rembertiring in Bremen - Mitte as an addition to the existing structure
  • 1974: Extension of the Rembertistift in Bremen-Mitte together with Haslob and Hartlich
  • 1976: Fritz-Gansberg-Straße 22 special school in Bremen - Schwachhausen together with Haslob and Hartlich
  • 1977: Competition victory for the vacant lot No. 10–12 at the Domshof in Bremen, in addition to the Bremer Bank connected with the demolition of the facade of the Wätjen house together with Haslob and Hartlich; unrealized.

Literature, sources

  • Eberhard Syring: Bremen and its buildings - 1950 - 1979 . Schünemann Verlag, Bremen 2014, ISBN 978-3-944552-30-9 .
  • Bremen Tourist Office (ed.): Bremen is building. Shape, structure and remarkable buildings of the city . Hauschild, Bremen 1963.
  • Wendelin Seebacher : ... we won't do that again. Bremen Osterholz-Tenever - History of a demonstration building project . Donat Verlag , Bremen 2013, ISBN 978-3-943425-19-2 .

Individual evidence

  1. Architectural guide Bremen: "Pulse-Eck" at the entrance to the Ostertorviertel b.zb: 359
  2. Architectural guide Bremen: BP-Haus b.zb: 368
  3. Architects' guide Bremen: Housing development on the Poggenburg b.zb: 328
  4. Architectural guide Bremen: Neu-Schwachhausen b.zb: 120
  5. Architectural guide Bremen: AOK administration building e.g. 303
  6. Bremen architects' guide: Grolland-Süd settlement b.zb: 122
  7. Bremen architects' guide: Osterholz - Tenever demonstrative building project e.g. 175
  8. Architectural guide Bremen: GEWOBA high-rise building e.g. 277