Rudolf Mönnich

Rudolf Mönnich (born June 5, 1854 in Osnabrück ; † August 13, 1922 in Berchtesgaden ) was a German architect and Prussian construction clerk .

After studying in Berlin , Mönnich worked in the civil service. From 1894 to 1907 he was a member of the Ministerial Building Commission and from 1907 to 1922 he worked in the Prussian Ministry of Public Works in Berlin. Mönnich designed court buildings all over Prussia - including some together with Paul Thoemer - and in some cases also directed their construction.

In 1938 Wönnichstrasse in Berlin-Lichtenberg (district Rummelsburg ), which was previously called Friedrichstrasse, was named after him. The name is probably based on a typographical error.

Buildings (selection)

Within the Prussian judicial building administration, Mönnich u. a. involved in the design and construction of the following courthouses:

• 1896–1904: Regional and District Court Berlin I , Berlin-Mitte , Littenstrasse
• 1901–1906: District Court Berlin III, Berlin-Charlottenburg , Tegeler Weg
• 1901–1906: Schöneberg District Court, Berlin-Schöneberg , Grunewaldstrasse
• 1901–1906: Wedding District Court, Berlin-Gesundbrunnen , Brunnenplatz
• 1902–1906: Moabit Criminal Court , Berlin-Moabit , Turmstrasse
• 1902–1906: Groß-Lichterfelde District Court, Berlin-Lichterfelde , Ringstrasse
• 1903–1906: District Court Pankow / Weißensee , Berlin-Pankow , Kissingenstrasse
• 1903–1906: Lichtenberg District Court, Berlin-Lichtenberg , Roedeliusplatz
• 1903–1907: Weißensee District Court, Berlin-Weißensee , Parkstrasse
• 1909–1913: Berlin Superior Court, Berlin-Schöneberg , Elßholzstrasse
• 1913–1917: District and District Court Düsseldorf , Mühlenstrasse

Web links

Commons : Rudolf Mönnich (architect)  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

literature

• Architects and Engineers Association of Berlin (ed.): Buildings for government and administration. (= Berlin and its buildings , part III.) Wilhelm Ernst & Sohn, Berlin / Munich 1966.