Joseph Hueber

Joseph Hueber (* 1715 or the 1717 probably in Vienna, † September 26, 1787 in Graz ) was an Austrian Baroque architect.

Life

Father Sebastian came from Tyrol and came to Vienna, where he worked as a bricklayer and had direct relations with Johann Lucas von Hildebrandt and Joseph Emanuel probably to Fischer von Erlach. When Father Josef Hueber began his training and went from 1730 to four years of wandering. Afterwards, he was active in Vienna as a polishing in the fortress. In 1739 he appealed to the imperial " Fortifikationsbaumeister " Joseph Krauss an exam [ master's examination ].

In the same year he joined Joseph Carlone in Graz in service, married after his death in 1740 his widow, so that also took over the " profession " and was inducted into the Masons' Guild on March 27, 1740.

He received ( when?) The vacant post of Graz ' scenic master builder ", and was from 1782, the Graz Masons' Guild before.

Buildings

  • Chapel of St John of Nepomuk an aisle of the parish church in Graz (1741 )
  • Construction of a twin-towered facade of Graz Mariahilferkirche ( 1742)
  • Rebuilding of the parish church Upper Castle (1743-1760)
  • Monastery church of the former P. Piaristen (now Catholic branch church the Purification ) in Gleisdorf ( 1744-1745 )?
  • Construction of the St. Vitus Church Sankt Veit am Vogau (from 1748)
  • Reconstruction of the princely Eggenberg castle, the palace Herbersteins etc. in Graz ( 1753 )
  • Parish church on Weizberg in Weiz (1755-1758)
  • Parish Church Stubenberg (1760-1766)
  • Admont Abbey and Abbey Library ( 1764)
  • Reconstruction of the medieval parish church Miirzzuschlag (1766)
  • Construction of the west tower of the parish church of St. Nicholas to Mautern (1766-1774)
  • Baroque style of the Gothic parish church Kindberg ( Bh Miirzzuschlag ) ( 1773-1774 )
  • Establishment of the Grazer Schauspielhaus (1774 - 1776, burned 1823 )
  • Conversion of several castles in today's Slovenia Hrastovec ( 1738)
  • Slovenska Bistrica (1751 )
  • Štatenberg at Makole ( 1763)
  • Turnišče ( 1763)
  • Upper Radgona (1775 )
  • Dornava (1753-1755)
Johann Lukas von Hildebrandt Joseph Emanuel Fischer von Erlach Municipality of Gornji Grad Municipality of Dornava Neue Deutsche Biographie Integrated Authority File
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