Robert Rehlen

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Robert Rehlen (born November 10, 1859 in Nördlingen , † April 23, 1941 in Munich ) was a German architect and Munich construction clerk .

Career

Rehlen studied architecture at the Technical University of Munich . From 1878 he was a member of the Corps Ratisbonia .

In 1883 he joined the state construction service and in 1888 switched to the Bavarian capital's local construction commission as a district engineer . He was promoted to building officer and in 1898 to building officer. He took over the management of the municipal building construction department III and was head of the building commission from 1917. During this time he was responsible for a number of public buildings, especially school buildings. In 1921 he retired as a senior building officer .

In addition to his job, Rehlen worked for the German and Austrian Alpine Association (DÖAV) as the manager of hut and path construction. From 1928 to 1934 he was president of the association.

Work (selection)

Municipal Riemerschmid business school
former trade school
Elementary school on Klenzestrasse
Water tower
  • Municipal Riemerschmid Business School Munich (1900/1901)
  • Elementary school on St.-Martin-Strasse, Munich (1900/1902)
  • North and south wings of the St. Martin retirement home, Munich (1902/1903)
  • Elementary school on Boschetsrieder Strasse, Munich (1903/1904)
  • City Vocational school center Alois Senefelder, Munich (1904/1906)
  • Hermann-Frieb-Realschule , Hohenzollernstrasse 140, Munich-Schwabing (1905/1906)
  • Outbuilding of the main fire station , Munich (1906/1907)
  • Water tower on the site of the gas works, Munich (1906/1909, together with Hans Ries )
  • Alfonsschule, Munich (1909)
  • Schoolhouse, Schwanthaler Straße, Munich (1909, together with Adolf Schwiening )
  • Elementary school on Klenzestrasse, Munich (1910)
  • Housing complex, Thalkirchner Strasse, Munich (1910)
  • Customs service apartments, Königsdorfer Strasse, Munich (1910)
  • North and south wings of St. Anna High School, Munich (1911/1912)
  • Elementary school, Winthirplatz, Munich (1911/1912)
  • St. Anna High School , Liebigstrasse 4, Munich (1912/1913)
  • House on Theodor-Dombart-Strasse, Munich (1912/1913)
  • Administrative building of the municipal gas works, Munich (1913/1917)
  • Trade school, Deroystr. 1, Munich (1914/1916), today a municipal vocational school for metal construction and technical product design
  • Elementary school on Führichstrasse , Munich (1915/1918)

literature

  • Deutsche Bauzeitung , 52nd year 1918, No. 7 (from January 23, 1918), p. 38. (Note on Rehlen's appointment as board member of the Munich Local Building Commission)
  • Archive for kin research and all related areas, Volume 34. CA Starke, Görlitz 1969, p. 237.
  • Stefan Fisch: Urban planning in the 19th century. The example of Munich up to the Theodor Fischer era. R. Oldenbourg Verlag , Munich 1988.

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Kösener corps lists 1910, 176 , 58
personal data
SURNAME Rehlen, Robert
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German architect and Munich building officer
DATE OF BIRTH November 10, 1859
PLACE OF BIRTH Nordlingen
DATE OF DEATH April 23, 1941
Place of death Munich