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Eugen Wörle *03.01.1909 in Bregenz, Vorarlberg, Austria ✝14.12.1996 in Vienna 1919–1923 attended grammar school at the Cistercian College, Mehrerau on the Lake of Constance 1923–1927 state vocational college, Innsbruck 1927–1930 studied at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna, under Clemens Holzmeister (Hansen Award, Meisterschule Prize) 1930–1934 worked at the office of Ernst Lichtblau 1932–1936 worked at the office of Clemens Holzmeister, also freelance work in collaboration with Paul Wörle and Max Fellerer 1934–1957 office cooperative with Max Fellerer from 1935 member of the Zentralvereinigung der Architekten Österreichs 1942–1945 conscripted to work at Flugmotorenwerke Ostmark and at Flugzeugwer Henkel 1942 death of his brother, Paul Wörle 1945–1957 reopening of the office partnership with Fellerer from 1957 opened his own office in Vienna following the death of Max Fellerer 1956 City of Vienna Architecture Prize from 1961 president of the Ingenieurkammer (chamber of civil engineers), president of the Zentralvereinigung der Architekten Österreichs Austrian State Prize for Architecture Major Buildings 1932 Hotel Tulbingerkogel (with Max Fellerer) 1937 Candies sweet shop, 1010 Vienna 1940 Development plan, Melk 1947–1951 Per Albin Hansson housing estate (with Max Fellerer, Friedrich Pangratz, Franz Schuster and Stephan Simony), 1100 Vienna 1948–50 Gänsehäufel bathing facility (with Max Fellerer), 1220 Vienna 1951–1953 Haas-Haus (with Max Fellerer and Carl Appel), 1010 Vienna 1954–1961 Parkhotel Mirabell (with Max Fellerer and Felix Hasenöhrl), Salzburg 1955–1956 rebuilding of the Parlament building (with Max Fellerer and Carl Appel), 1010 Vienna 1967–1969 Goldene Stiege housing complex, Mödling |
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Gallery: Blätter aus der Sammlung - Hintergrund 42: Eugen Wörle Dates: Eugen Wörle (1909 – 1996) Information: Karoline Mayer Tel.: +43 (1) 522 31 15 - 28 Fax: +43 (1) 522 31 17 Email: mayer@azw.at |
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