Wilhelm Lutz (architect)

Wilhelm Lutz (* in Mosbach ; † March 6, 1883 ibid) was a German architect and Baden construction official .

Wilhelm Lutz studied architecture at the Karlsruhe Polytechnic , where he was a student of Heinrich Hübsch . In 1858 he passed the state examination and then worked for the Grand Ducal District Building Inspectorate in Freiburg . In 1871 he was appointed district master builder in Bruchsal . In 1874 he became the archbishop's building inspector on the board of the newly established archbishopric Heidelberg of the Archdiocese of Freiburg , which was moved to Mosbach in 1878. In November 1882 he was put into temporary retirement.

buildings

• 1876: Execution of the St. Bartholomäus Church in Mauer near Heidelberg, designed by Adolf Williard
• 1876–1878: St. Laurentius emergency church in Mannheim - Neckarstadt
• Restoration of the St. Sebastian Church in Mannheim
• Chapel in Lengenrieden
• Church in Glashofen
• Church expansion in Ziegelhausen
• Design for St. Johannes Nepomuk in Eberbach , with changes made by Ludwig Maier

literature

• Werner Wolf-Holzäpfel : Catholic church building in Mannheim from 1874 until today. On the history of sacred buildings in North Baden in the 19th and 20th centuries . Brandt, Mannheim 1999, ISBN 3-926260-45-9 , pp. 18-21, p. 81.
• Werner Wolf-Holzäpfel: 125 years of the Archbishop's Building Authority in Heidelberg. On the history of church building in North Baden 1874–1998 . In: Freiburger Diözesan-Archiv , 119, 1999, pp. 377–379. P. 396. ( digitized version )