Ulrich Craemer (architect)

Ulrich Craemer (* 1919 ; † April 5, 2009 ) was a German architect .

Life

Ulrich Craemer, 26 years old at the end of the war , obtained his doctorate in 1952 after studying at the Technical University of Darmstadt . In 1953 he became diocese architect of the diocese of Trier . In 1965, he went with the establishment of an architectural firm in Trier independently . He played a major role in the urban development of Trier ( Hauptmarkt , Simeonstraße ). He published works on building culture and monument preservation .

Buildings (selection)

• Catholic Church of St. Wilhelm in Berlin
• Vocational school in Trier, Deutschherrenstrasse
• Administrative center in Daun
• Catholic Church of St. Peter and Paul, Mülheim-Kärlich (Urmitz-Bahnhof district)

Fonts (selection)

• The hospital in the Middle Ages . In: The hospital. Journal for the Entire Hospital System 46, 1954, pp. 261-267. 388-392. 429-435.
• The hospital as a building type of the Middle Ages . Kohlhammer, Cologne 1963.

literature

• Ulrich Craemer, Annette Craemer (Eds.): Ulrich Craemer. Buildings 1950–1992. Schröder, Frankfurt am Main 2009.

Web links

• Dr.-Ing. Ulrich Craemer passed away (diearchitekten.org)
• Ulrich Craemer's buildings in a book (volksfreund.de)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ volksfreund.de expressly writes that he left the service of the diocese in 1965 ; the indication "1953 to 1975" for his time as a diocese architect ( diearchitekten.org ) should be a mistake.
2. ↑ rlb.de