HTL Construction and Design Innsbruck
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| type of school | Higher Technical Institute |
| founding | 1884 |
| address |
Trenkwalderstrasse 2 |
| place | innsbruck |
| state | Tyrol |
| Country | Austria |
| Coordinates | 47 ° 15 '37 " N , 11 ° 22' 36" E |
| carrier | Republic of Austria |
| management | Manfred Fleiss |
| Website | www.htl-ibk.at |
The HTL Bau und Design Innsbruck is a higher technical institute of the federal government in the Trenkwalderstraße in the municipality Innsbruck in Tyrol .
history
The school with structural engineering and artistic training was founded in 1884.
In 1965 there was an architecture competition for a new school building on Bachlechnerstraße. The school has been located on Bachlechnerstrasse and Trenkwalderstrasse since 1974.
architecture
The plans for the school were created in 1968 by the architects Hannes Lintl from Vienna and Siegfried A. Mörth from Maria Enzersdorfer Südstadt. From 1999 and 2001 an expansion and modernization took place according to the plans of the architect Hermann Hanak from Innsbruck. After an architecture competition (2016), the school with the architectural office aoarchitekten from Innsbruck received an increase and an extension.
Educational offers
- Higher department for civil engineering / structural engineering project management
- Higher department for civil engineering / civil engineering infrastructure technology
- Higher Department of Art and Design / Applied Painting - Surface Design and Restoration Technology
- Higher Department of Art and Design / Sculpture - Object Design
- Higher department of graphic and communication design
- Evening school and college for structural engineering / building construction
- Building trade school for bricklayers
- Building trade school for carpenters
management
- Johann Wunibald Deininger (1849–1931), architect and state curator
- Tony Grubhofer (1854–1935), painter and graphic artist
- Hermann Fritz, civil engineer
- Mair, structural engineer
- Hans Moser, structural engineer
- Manfred Fleiss, architect
Teacher (selection)
- Franz Burger (1857–1940), painter, illustrator, restorer
- Ferdinand Stabinger (1866–1948), sculptor
- Vinzenz Baier (1881–1955), architect and university professor
- Clemens Holzmeister (1886–1983), architect
- Hans Pontiller (1887–1970), sculptor
- Helmut Rehm (1911–1991), graphic artist and painter
- Arthur Zelger (1914–2004), medalist and designer
- Norbert Heltschl (1919–2017), architect
- Fritz Prior (1921–1996), chemist, LH deputy
- Bernhard Wietek (* 1946), geotechnical engineering, KKS, fiber concrete
- Josef Kiraly (* 1949), architect
student
- Andreas Strickner (1863–1949), painter
- Rafael Thaler (1870–1947), painter
- Ferdinand Andri (1871–1956), painter, graphic artist and sculptor
- Virgil Rainer (1871–1948), sculptor
- Anton Marte (1874–1929), painter
- Gottlieb Schuller (1879–1959), glass painter and mosaic artist
- Hans Piffrader (1888–1950), sculptor and graphic artist
- Kaspar Albrecht (1889–1970), architect and sculptor
- Carl Rieder (1898–1980), painter
- Siegfried Mazagg (1902–1932), architect, draftsman and caricaturist
- Toni Kollreider (1904–1980), wood sculptor and nativity scene builder
- Ilse Glaninger-Balzar (1919–1998), sculptor
- Herbert Albrecht (* 1927), sculptor
- Leopold Ganzer (1929–2008), painter
- Anton Tiefenthaler (1929–1982), painter
- Wilfried Kirschl (1930–2010), painter and art journalist
- Oswald Oberhuber (1931–2020), painter, sculptor and graphic artist
- Heinrich Tilly (* 1931), sculptor, painter and graphic artist
- Rudi Wach (* 1934), painter and sculptor
- Walter Pichler (1936–2012), sculptor, architect
- Heinz Illigen (* 1937), civil engineer and politician
- Heinz Tesar (* 1939), architect
- Anton Christian (* 1940), painter
- Richard Agreiter (* 1941), sculptor
- Dietmar Kainrath (1942–2018), graphic artist and caricaturist
- Martha Schreieck (* 1954), architect
- Peter Kogler (* 1959), multimedia artist
- Patricia Karg (* 1961), sculptor and painter
