Wörthersee architecture

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The so-called Wörthersee architecture shaped the appearance of the cultural landscape around the Wörthersee between the opening of the then private southern railway and the “ connection of Austria ” from 1864 to 1938 . Castles, villas, boat houses and bathing houses around the lake have been built in the so-called “Wörthersee style”. Examples can be found in Pörtschach , Velden , Krumpendorf , Klagenfurt and on the south bank of the lake.

Parkhotel Pörtschach, 1890
Hotel Woerthersee, 1897, Klagenfurt
Künstlerhaus, 1913/14, Klagenfurt
Werzer Bad, 1895, Pörtschach
Werzer establishment “Kursaal”, 1910, Pörtschach
Villa Wörth, 1891, Pörtschach
Reifnitz Castle, 1898
Villa Miralago, 1893, Pörtschach am Wörther See
Villa Samek, south bank, Klagenfurt
Villa ensemble in the Pörtschacher east bay of the Wörther See

Wörthersee architecture

Friedrich Achleitner describes the so-called Wörthersee architecture , in a text about one of its most famous representatives, as a mix between Art Nouveau and regional romanticism , Baroque and English country house architecture . It thus represents the regional expression of the historic home style in the Carinthian lake area , and has peculiarities in it that differentiate it from the summer architecture in the Semmring area or the Salzkammergut ( Salzkammergut style ).

“Not just one of the first, but without a doubt also one of Baumgartner's best buildings in Carinthia. Art Nouveau and regional romanticism, baroque and English country house architecture led to an incredibly variable architectural vocabulary that could be used in every situation, whether with a small or large property, in the range between comfort and representation, between public aspirations and private seclusion. Baumgartner created a set of instruments for the so-called Wörthersee architecture that could satisfy all demands on sophisticated recreational architecture. "

Architects

Buildings

Klagenfurt

  • “Stauderhof” in Klagenfurt, 1909, design by Franz Baumgartner

  • City Theater Klagenfurt

  • "Villa Koss", 1929, designed by Franz Baumgartner, Egger-Lienz-Weg No. 24

  • Rowing club "Albatros" and hotel "Wörthersee" in Klagenfurt

Krumpendorf

  • Lake restoration , 1902, client: Mayor Josef Pamperl
  • Schindler House , Kaiserallee 28, architect: Franz Baumgartner
  • Bahnhofhotel (today Kärntnerhof), main street
  • Parkvilla , 1880, Parkweg 1
  • Villa Schwalbennest (formerly Villa Janesch), 1889, Berthastraße 59, architect: Friedrich Sigmundt
  • Schlössl am See , Pamperlallee 25
  • Villa Madile , 1890 (formerly Villa Freiherr Basso von Gödel-Lannoy), Vogelberg 26, design and execution: STBM Franz Madile
  • Villa Haybäck , 1902, Am Hang 6, architect: Karl Haybäck

  • Schindler House, Kaiserallee 28

  • Villa Schwalbennest, Berthastraße 59

  • Parkvilla, Parkweg 1

  • Schlössl am See, Pamperlallee 25

  • Villa Vogelberg, Vogelberg 26

  • Villa Haybäck, Am Hang 6

Pörtschach

  • Villa Adolf (formerly Villa "de capitano") 1905, Winklerner Strasse 49, architect Josef Victor Fuchs, historicism
  • Werzer-Bad 1895, Werzer Strand 16, architect Josef Victor Fuchs, "Last remaining bathing facility from the turn of the century"
  • Parkhotel Pörtschach (Wahliss) 1890, Elisabethstr 22
  • Villa Wörth 1891, Johannaweg 5, architect: Josef Victor Fuchs, "German Renaissance"
  • Villa Venezia 1891, Johannaweg 1, architect: Josef Victor Fuchs, "Romantic historicism shaped by the Italian Renaissance"
  • Villa Miralago

  • Lieleg Schlössl, architect Carl Miller 1899, renovation by Franz Baumgartner 1911

  • "Villa Wörth" (architect Josef Victor Fuchs , 1891), Johannaweg 5

  • "Villa Venezia" (architect Josef Victor Fuchs ), Johannaweg 1

  • "Villa Schmidhammer" (builder Richelmo Missoni , 1913), Gartenweg 31

  • Villa Seeblick , 1888, Hauptstrasse 243, architect: Josef Victor Fuchs, "romantic late historicism"
  • Villa Seewarte 1893 (formerly Villa Lemisch), Hauptstrasse 241, architect: Josef Victor Fuchs
  • Wahliss private villa , demolished in 1976
  • Villa Holbein , 1896 (today Hotel Astoria), Annastraße 43, architect: Josef Viktor Fuchs
  • Villa Seehort , 1893 (Villa Kainz - Seehotel Kainz), Hauptstrasse 133, architect Carl Langhammer
  • Villa Hoyos ,,, 1895 Main Street 120 according to the plans of a French architect of Count Hoyos built
  • Villa Miralago , 1893 (formerly Villa “Lugg in See”, Villa Urban) Hauptstrasse 129, architect Carl Langhammer , Vienna

  • Hotel Astoria, 1895, Pörtschach

  • "Houseboat" (architect Sigmund Schiffler, 1928), Strandpromenade 10

  • Villa Hoyos, around 1895, French architect

  • Werzer Kino, 1930, Werzer Promenade 1, Pörtschach

  • Villa Schnür , 1923 and bath house 1926, Hauptstrasse, architect: H. Kowatsch
  • Werzer Kino , 1930, Werzer Promenade 1, architect: Franz Baumgartner
  • Villa Luckmann , 1913, Werftenstrasse 67, architect: Franz Baumgartner
  • Villa Turkovic , 1913, Werftenstrasse 73, architect: Franz Baumgartner
  • Lieleg Schlössl , 1899, Hauptstraße 102, architect: Carl Miller, conversion: Franz Baumgartner 1911
  • Villa Edelweiss , 1910, Hauptstrasse 106, architect: Franz Baumgartner
  • Villa Schmidhammer , 1913, Gartenweg 31 (Sallach), architect: Karl Wolschner (Otto Wagner student)
  • Angerer Schlössl , (formerly Wörtherseeschlössl), Angererweg 77 (Werftenstrasse 101), architect Alexander Graf
  • House Orosz , 1925, Seeuferstr. 24, architect Franz Baumgartner
  • Villa Karrer , 1926, Roseneckstrasse 55, architect: Franz Baumgartner

Techelsberg

Velden

  • Villa Helene , 1890
  • Mösslacherhaus , 1909/10, Karawankenplatz 1, architect Franz Baumgartner
  • Hotel Kointsch , 1909, Karawankenplatz 2, architect Franz Baumgartner
  • Villa Maire , 1920, Unterwinklerner Strasse 12, architect Franz Baumgartner
  • Hotel Carinthia , 1924, Karawankenplatz 3–4, architect Franz Baumgartner
  • Villa Stelzer , 1925, Rosentaler Strasse 14, architect Franz Baumgartner
  • Villa Klutzke , 1925/30, Rosentaler Straße 10, architect Franz Baumgartner
  • Kretschmann House , 1929, Seecorso 7, architect Franz Baumgartner
  • Gessenharter House , 1930, Rosentaler Strasse 12, architect Franz Baumgartner
  • Velden Castle , Seecorso 10
  • Hotel Hubertushof , Europaplatz 1
  • Villa Carinthia , Bahnhofstrasse 26
  • Municipal office on Gemonaplatz

  • Villa Helene, 1890

  • Mösslacherhaus, 1909/10

  • South view of the Hotel Kointsch, designed by the architect Franz Baumgartner in 1909

  • Villa Maire, designed by architect Franz Baumgartner and built in 1920

  • Hotel Carinthia, designed by architect Franz Baumgartner in 1924/26

  • Villa Stelzer, designed by Franz Baumgartner in 1925

  • Villa Klutzke, designed by Franz Baumgartner in 1925/30

  • Haus Gessenharter, designed by architect Franz Baumgartner and built in 1930

  • Velden Castle, southwest view

  • Hotel Hubertushof

  • Municipal office on Gemonaplatz

  • Villa Carinthia, built at the end of the 19th century

  • Fire station, Spritzenhaus 1925, Bäckerteichstrasse 1, architect Franz Baumgartner

  • Fire station, syringe house

  • Stairway to the fire station

  • Windscreen window in front of the entrance to the fire station

  • Bay window on the east gable wall of the fire station

South bank

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Friedrich Achleitner : Austrian architecture in the 20th century, A guide in three volumes; Volume II: Carinthia, Styria, Burgenland; Extent / format: 511 pages, numerous illustrations, graphic representations . Residenz Verlag, 1983, ISBN 3-7017-0322-1 .
  2. ↑ Excerpt of Hotel Kointsch, 1909 in Velden by architect Franz Baumgartner ACHLEITNER94.
  3. ↑ Wolfgang Weberitsch: Estate of the widow Annemarie Weberitsch, submission plans, sketches of the Weberitsch villas, by architect Wolfgang Weberitsch, Klagenfurt, 2010

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