Wendelin Leonhardt

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Georg Wendelin Leonhardt (born October 21, 1872 in Neustadt an der Haardt ; † September 24, 1949 in Mannheim ) was a German architect .

Life

Catholic Church Beindersheim

Leonhardt was a son of the furniture manufacturer Wilhelm Leonhardt (1830–1881) and his wife Margarethe, b. Hoffmann (1838–1919), a daughter of the master builder and mayor Joseph Hoffmann in Ludwigshafen am Rhein . He was thus a nephew of the builder and mayor Wendelin Hoffmann and the commercial councilor Franz Hoffmann .

After studying architecture, he settled in Mannheim, where he was “one of the most valued and busy architects”. Among other things, the J 2.8 commercial building in Mannheim's city center and the Kirchner two-family house at Viktoriastraße 6, the Kirchner double villa at Lameystraße 32/34 and (partially) the Steiner double villa at the corner of Mollstraße and Viktoriastraße have been preserved from his works.

He also took part in numerous competitions, including one for the Hansa-Haus in Mannheim, where he won second prize.

Other works

  • Beindersheim , Catholic parish church (1914–1916)
  • Lampertheim , rectory
  • Mannheim, administration building of the Mannheim consumer association, Industriestraße 6a (1908)
  • Mannheim-Käfertal, Habichtstrasse, residential buildings of the Kriegerheimstätten for the construction company for small housing construction GmbH (1919)

literature

  • Ferdinand Werner: Mannheim villas. Bourgeois architecture and home decor in the squares and east town . Worms 2009, p. 332 f.

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Registry office Mannheim : death register . No. 1654/1949.
  2. ^ Ferdinand Werner: Mannheim villas. Bourgeois architecture and home decor in the squares and east town . Worms 2009, p. 332.
  3. http://www.rhein-neckar-industriekultur.de/objekte/konsumzentrale-mannheim