Willy Glogner

Family grave of the Glogners

Willy Glogner (born July 19, 1869 in Lübeck ; † October 19, 1968 there ; full name: Wilhelm Heinrich Friedrich Glogner ) was a German architect .

Life

Glogner studied architecture at the building trade school in Eckernförde and then at the Technical University of Charlottenburg . From 1898 to 1903 he was an employee of the Prussian Ministry of Public Works in Berlin . From 1903 to 1955 he worked as a freelance architect in his hometown of Lübeck and at times ran a joint architecture office with Paul Vermehren . In the Association of German Architects , he was a member since 1903 and since 1949 honorary member.

buildings

Numerous public buildings and residential buildings in Lübeck, stylistically often influenced by Historicism and Art Nouveau , and later also by Brick Expressionism , come from Glogner. Among them are:

• the reception building of the new Lübeck main station , built between 1904 and 1908 in collaboration with Fritz Klingholz
• the neo-Gothic Marienwerkhaus at the Marienkirche , 1903/04
• the Schifferhof in the Engelsgrube , was built in 1908 in collaboration with Paul Vermehren
• the new de Herthoge monastery in Lübeck-Vorwerk, Am Behnckenhof, was built in 1908 in collaboration with Paul Vermehren
• the seaman's home , An der Untertrave 1, (replaced by a new building in 1960), was built in 1913 in the style of homeland security in collaboration with Paul Vermehren
• the Travemünder Kursaal (today Casino Travemünde ), created in 1913/14 in collaboration with Paul Vermehren
• the new administration building, Schwartauer Allee
• the gate of hope , 1936/37
• the Luther Church , 1937 in collaboration with Paul Vermehren

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  Marienwerkhaus

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  Lübeck Central Station

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  Seaman's home

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  Casino Travemünde

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  Administration building

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  Gate of hope

literature

• Glogner, Willy. In: General Artist Lexicon. The visual artists of all times and peoples. Volume 56, KG Saur, Munich 2007, ISBN 978-3-598-22796-7 .

Web links

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Individual evidence

1. ↑ Lübeckische Blätter 50 (1908), p. 592
2. ↑ New construction of an administration building for the stamping and enamelling works vorm. Carl Thiel & Sons AG in Lübeck. In: Deutsche Bauzeitung , vol. 58, No. 29, edition of April 9, 1924