Simon Loschen

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Simon Loschen (born October 30, 1818 in Bremen ; † December 8, 1902 in Bremen) was a German architect .

biography

Was delete under construction director Alexander Schröder in Bremen several years Baukondukteur . In Bremen and Bremerhaven he was an important representative of the neo-Gothic architectural style and related motifs of medieval brick Gothic .

His main work in Bremerhaven was the Mayor Smidt Memorial Church (1853–1855, tower until 1870), one of the city's landmarks . Also the big lighthouse there (1853/54) at the New Harbor, also called Simon-Loschen-Turm or Loschenturm , the Schwoon'sche water tower in the Hafenstrasse (1853) and the Friedenskirche (1869/1870) at the Humboldtstrasse in the Bremen east Suburbs come from him.

He succeeded in getting the three east windows of the Bremen town hall back to have pointed arches . In 1861 he converted the choir of the former Jacobi Church into the Jacobihalle restaurant , and in 1862 he designed a neo-Gothic interior for the Bremen commercial building . Both objects were destroyed in World War II.

Works

  • 1853: Bremerhaven-Lehe water tower , Hafenstrasse 136, Bremerhaven
  • 1853–1855: Bremerhaven lighthouse , Lohmannstrasse 4, Bremerhaven
  • 1853–1855: Mayor Smidt Memorial Church Bremerhaven
  • 1862: Conversion of the old choir of the Jacobikirche into a multi-storey beer hall (Jacobihalle)
  • 1861: Bremen shooting range
  • 1862: Conversion of the commercial building, Ansgaritorstrasse 24, Bremen
  • 1862: Reconstructive restoration of the pointed arch windows on the east side of the old town hall
  • 1867: Friedenskirche in Humboldtstrasse, Bremen

See also

literature

  • Eduard Gildemeister : Simon Loschen, in: Bremische Biographie des 19. Jahrhundert, Bremen 1912, pp. 289–290.

Individual evidence

  1. Germany's urban development: Bremerhaven-Wesermünde , Berlin 1929, p. 105
  2. Bremerhaven and its neighboring towns Geestermünde, Lehe, Geestendorf and the surrounding area , Bremerhaven 1888, pp. 47–48.
  3. Bremerhaven and its neighboring towns Geestemünde, Lehe, Geestendorf and the surrounding area , Bremerhaven 1888, pp. 28–29.
  4. ^ Harry Schwarzwälder : Schweizerhaus, supervisor apartments and economic building. A documentation , (typescript) Bremen 1993
  5. Episodes from the culture and art history of Bremen , Bremen 1870, p. 32. - Dieter Riemer , Die Handwerkskammer Bremen and their commercial building - 150 years , Bremen 2011, pp. 33–42.
  6. Focke, Johannes: Die Werkmeister des Rathhausumbau , in: Bremisches Jahrbuch 14 (1888)

Web links

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