Carl Roesner

Carl Roesner ( born June 19, 1804 in Vienna, † July 13, 1869 in Steyr) was an Austrian architect.

Life

Studied at the Carl Roesner in Vienna and Rome. Roesner was in 1826 corrector at the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts and from 1835 professor. He stood near the romantics - circle around Klemens Maria Hofbauer and devoted himself intensively to sacred art. As an architect and professor, he was essential to the architecture in the Romantic period with. Among his students at the Academy of Fine Arts included the architect Max Fleischer, Richard Jordan and Wilhelm Stiassny. Besides his work at the Academy Roesner was deputy editor of the "General Bauzeitung ". Built in the time of the monarchy, are its most important buildings today largely outside of Austria.

Recognitions

1894 Roesnergasse facility in Vienna was named after him, which is located directly in the created by him Meidlinger parish church.

Work

• Cemetery chapel Pinkafeld, Pinkafeld, 1835
• Church of the Redeemer ( former Redemptorist Church ), Vienna, 3rd District, Country Road, 1836
• Johann Nepomuk Church in the Prater Road, Vienna, 2nd district, Leopoldstadt, 1841-1846
• Meidlinger Parish Church, Vienna, 12th district, Meidling, 1845
• Arsenal church, Vienna (Arsenal ), 3rd District, Country Road, 1856
• St. Joseph's Church, Kalocsa, Hungary, 1859
• Slavs Apostle Church, Prague, 1863 ( with Ullmann )
• Cathedral Đakovo, Đakovo, Croatia, 1866
• Neo-gothic fountain in the main square of Gföhl, 1870
• Bell tower of the Catholic Parish Church of St.. Josef in Stadtschlaining

Student

• Eduard van der Null (1812-1868)