Moritz Hinträger
Moritz Hinträger (born November 24, 1831 in Schinkau , † April 27, 1909 in Bozen ) was an Austrian architect .
Life
The son of an estate manager first attended the Polytechnic in Prague , where he was trained as a civil engineer. Then he went to Vienna , where he worked for various construction companies and at the same time studied at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna . From 1871 to 1874 he worked as a construction director at Union-Baugesellschaft , after which he was a freelance architect. From 1883 he worked together with his son Karl (also Carl ) Hinträger.
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Moritz Hinträger was one of the busiest architects in Austria in the late 19th century. He was committed to historicism throughout his life , especially the Viennese neo-renaissance . He dealt with all kinds of buildings, but was particularly successful in building schools. It was above all the convincing floor plan of his designs, which could be used for the most varied of requirements, that earned him numerous orders. Other public buildings that had to cope with extensive passenger traffic, such as town halls or savings bank buildings, were also gladly entrusted to him for execution.
Hinträger was also active as an editor of specialist magazines, as an expert and as a member of the cooperative of visual artists in Vienna.
Works
- Horskysfeld Castle , Býchory (1865–1870)
- Secondary school, Pilsen (1866)
- Rental houses, Schottenring 8 and 12, Vienna 1 (1869–1870)
- Agricultural business facilities, Kolin (1870)
- Residential house, Bartensteingasse 1–5, Vienna 1 (1873–1874), together with Josef Hudetz
- Villa Tichy, Kaltenleutzüge (1874)
- Rental houses, Karolinengasse 17 and 19, Vienna 4 (1874)
- School, Jahnstrasse 5–7, Innsbruck (1874–1876)
- Sparkasse building, Erlerstrasse 8, Innsbruck (1877)
- Horsky von Horskysfeld family crypt , Ovčáry (1877–1878)
- Villa P. Piette, Freedom (1880–1882)
- Rental house, Rienößlgasse 13, Vienna 4 (1881–1882)
- Residential house, Schwindgasse 20, Vienna 4 (1883), together with Heinrich Claus
- School, Postelberg (1885), together with Karl Hinträger
- Orphanage and poor house, Zwittau (1886), together with Heinrich Claus
- Rental house, Baumgasse 20, Vienna 3 (1886)
- Gymnasium, Gymnasiumstraße 83, Vienna 18 (1887)
- Villa Tischler, Hirtenberg (1887), together with Karl Hinträger
- Girls' elementary and community school, Neutitschein (1888–1889), together with Heinrich Claus
- Elementary school, Schulgasse 23, Reichenau an der Rax (1888–1889), together with Karl Hinträger (construction work: Heinrich and Franz Glaser )
- Boys' elementary and civil school, Iglau (1888–1890), together with Heinrich Claus
- School, Via Prati, Trient (1888–1891), together with Karl Hinträger
- Girls' elementary school Breitensee, Vienna 14 (1889), together with Karl Hinträger
- Oberrealschule, Kasernengasse, Osijek (1889), together with Karl Hinträger
- School, Wilhelmsburg (1890), together with Karl Hinträger
- Girls 'elementary and citizens' school, Mährisch-Schönberg (1890), together with Karl Hinträger
- Girls orphanage, Mährisch-Schönberg (1890), together with Heinrich Claus
- Double elementary school, Baumkirchnerring 18, Wiener Neustadt (1890), together with Karl Hinträger
- Town hall, Fö-ter, Ödenburg (1890), together with Karl Hinträger
- Double elementary school, Wehrgrabenstrasse, Aranyos-Maróth (1890), together with Karl Hinträger
- Sparkasse and Town Hall, Hungarian Hradisch (1890), together with Karl Hinträger
- Amtshaus, Martinstrasse 100, Vienna 18 (1890–1891), together with Karl Hinträger
- Secondary school, Langstögergasse 15, Klosterneuburg (1892-1893), together with Karl Hinträger
- Elementary school with a teacher's apartment, Mauthausen (1892–1893), together with Karl Hinträger
- Sparkasse building, Wassergasse 3, Baden (1893)
- Elementary and citizen school, Böhmisch-Leipa (1893), together with Karl Hinträger
- School and kindergarten, Oberhollabrunn (1893), together with Karl Hinträger
- Sparkasse, Oberplan (1894), together with Karl Hinträger
- Elementary school, Hainfelder Straße 24, Pottenstein (1895), together with Karl Hinträger
- High school, Mährisch-Schönberg (1896), together with Karl Hinträger
- District administration, Babenbergerstraße 18, Lilienfeld (1896), together with Karl Hinträger
- Hotel Pannonia, Varkerület 73–75, Ödenburg (1897), together with Karl Hinträger
- Kuk court and prison house, Böhmisch-Leipa (1897), together with Karl Hinträger
- Villa Hinträger, Preinrotte 37, Prein an der Rax (1897–1898), together with Karl Hinträger
- Villa, Kunigundberstraße 40, Perchtoldsdorf (1898), together with Karl Hinträger
- Anniversary residential building, Bahnhofstrasse 2, Zwettl-Lower Austria (1898)
- Feuerwehr-Central-Depot, Laibach (1898), together with Karl Hinträger
- Town hall, Jägerndorf (1901–1902), together with Karl Hinträger
- Elementary school, Karl-Hilber-Straße 1, Traiskirchen (1904), together with Karl Hinträger
Awards
literature
- Carrier Moritz. In: Austrian Biographical Lexicon 1815–1950 (ÖBL). Volume 2, Verlag der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, Vienna 1959, p. 327.
Individual evidence
Web links
- Moritz Hinträger. In: Architects Lexicon Vienna 1770–1945. Published by the Architekturzentrum Wien . Vienna 2007.
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Carrier, Moritz |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Austrian architect |
| DATE OF BIRTH | November 24, 1831 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Schinkau |
| DATE OF DEATH | April 27, 1909 |
| Place of death | Bolzano |