- of Dienerstr****e, was the
results of an idea
competition won by
Georg Hauberrisser and
carried out
between 1867 and 1874. When it
became clear that this...
-
Georg von
Hauberrisser (19
March 1841 in Graz – 17 May 1922 in Munich) was a German-Austrian architect.
Hauberrisser’s father Georg Hauberrisser the Elder...
- was
built in 1892–1906,
designed by the
Austrian architect Georg von
Hauberrisser in the
Gothic Revival style,
north of the Theresienwiese. The construction...
- Austria. It was
designed down to the last
detail by
architect Georg Hauberrisser and
constructed from 1881 to 1887. The
church was
designed in the Neogothic...
- the administration. It was
built between 1884 and 1887 by
Georg von
Hauberrisser in a
Renaissance Revival architecture style. The ba****t is
almost completely...
- was
built from 1841 to 1843 by
Georg Hauberrisser [de] as the
residence of
Archduke John of Austria.
Hauberrisser was not the
architect as is
evident from...
- H****e (Marburg mathematician), Kurt H****ert (Dresden geographer),
Edwin Hauberrisser (Göttingen dentist),
Herbert Haupt (Leipzig veterinarian),
Johann Nepomuk...
-
Hohenzollern Josef Ritter von
Schmitt Gottfried Ritter von
Schmitt Georg von
Hauberrisser Heinrich VII,
Prince Reuss of Köstritz Hermann, Fürst von Pückler-Muskau...
- Gartenlaube, 1890 In 1905,
Schlitt was
selected by
architect Georg von
Hauberrisser to
paint the
ceilings of the
Ratskeller at the New Town Hall in Munich...
-
inspiration from it when
building the City Hall in Vienna.
Georg von
Hauberrisser,
while building the New Town Hall of Munich, also used the building's...
