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Clemens Holzmeister

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His body of work includes a large number of public and semi-public buildings and churches. He developed a new interpretation of local building traditions between simplicity and expressiveness. He also built monuments and scenery.
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in 1920. After submitting a prize-winning design, he became the Head of the Architecture Department of Austria's Academy of Fine Arts in 1924. In 1926 he oversaw the remodelling of the Festival Theatre in
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building (1938) as well as numerous other state buildings. He remained in Turkey until 1954, then returned to Austria, where his 1950s commissions include the
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Catholic parish church of St. Martin, Nuremberg, 1934-1935, reconstruction after the planned by Rolf Behringer 1946-1948
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The third and current Grand National Assembly of Turkey building in Ankara was designed by Clemens Holzmeister in 1938.
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St. Hedwig's Cathedral, Berlin, expressionist remodeling of the interior of the episcopal church, (destroyed in war)
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Filialkirche Erlöserkirche in Wiener Neustadt; Reconstruction of a factory building to the Church (1932)
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Holzmeister repeatedly worked as a stage designer beginning in the 1930s in collaboration with
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Andreas Hofer monument in Vienna-Wieden on SĂĽdtirolerplatz (design, executed by Jacob Adlhart)
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Guardian Angel Chapel (Schutzengel-Kapelle) in the Schlickeralm in the municipality of Telfes
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Extensions of the parish church of Obergurgl in the municipality of Sölden (1924, 1966)
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Reconstruction and extension of the parish church Dornbach in Vienna Hernals (1931/32)
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Recipients of the Grand Decoration with Star for Services to the Republic of Austria
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Grand Decoration of Honour in Gold with Star for Services to the Republic of Austria
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Leopold Figl waiting on Tulbingerkogel Lower Austria (1966–67; opened in 1968)
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Festspielhaus in Salzburg (1 reconstruction in 1926; 2 reconstruction 1936/38)
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Filialkirche Holzhausen, community Sankt Georgen bei Salzburg, 1985 Extension
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Parish Church of St. Mary of the Assumption, Mary Green, Blankenese, 1929–30
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New spa / therapy center in Bad Ischl (1932, today: Euro Therme Bad Ischl )
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Knights Commander of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany
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listed his life's work as containing 673 projects. He was the father of
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Hotel Steinbock in Steinach am Brenner (built in 1923; demolished 1986)
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on another commission at the time; during which he designed the former
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Cultural Hall at the elementary school Himmelberg, Carinthia (1978/80)
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Parish Don Bosco (GroĂźfeldsiedlung) in Vienna Floridsdorf (1971 built)
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Parish Mariahilf (Heldendankkirche) in Bregenz (1925-1931), Vorarlberg
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in 1938. Although his offices, journals and papers were seized by the
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Reconstruction of the parish church of San Vigilio, Untermais, Merano
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Church of St. Stephan in GmĂĽnd (Lower Austria), 1981-1982 Expansion
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Christ the King Church in Kleve (1934), (destroyed in war in 1944)
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architect and stage designer of the early twentieth century. The
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Cardinal Piffl dormitory of Akademikerhilfe in Vienna (1931/32)
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Reconstruction in the Romanesque church of St. Georg (Cologne)
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Memorial at Fuschertörl, Grossglockner High Alpine Road (1933)
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Parish Church of St. Peter, Mönchengladbach -Waldhausen, 1933
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and earned a doctorate in architecture in 1919. His daughter
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Parish Church of St. John the Baptist, Batschuns (1921-1923)
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Recipients of the Order of Merit of the Republic of Turkey
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Recipients of the Austrian Decoration for Science and Art
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Broadcasting House Argentinierstraße in Vienna (1935–39)
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Parish Church of St. Erhard, Mauer (Vienna) (1934–36)
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Reconstruction and extension of the parish church of
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Judith Holzmeister

Austrian
Austrian Academy of Fine Arts
Judith Holzmeister

Fulpmes
Tyrol
Austria
Innsbruck
Vienna
Vienna University of Technology
Judith Holzmeister
Innsbruck
Salzburg
Ankara
Turkey
Austrian Academy of Fine Arts
Anschluss
German government
Nazis
Turkey
Turkish Parliament
GroĂźes Festspielhaus
Max Reinhardt
Salzburg Festival
Don Giovanni
Vienna State Opera
Fidelio
Burgtheater

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