- Max
Laeuger (30
September 1864 – 12
December 1952) was a
German architect, artist, and ceramicist. He was born and died in Lörrach, Baden-Württemberg...
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Fischer (who
served as its
first president),
Josef Hoffmann,
Bruno Paul, Max
Laeuger and
Richard Riemerschmid.
Other architects affiliated with the project...
- (1805–1870),
surgeon Ferdinand Hitzig (1807–1875),
biblical critic. Max
Laeuger (1864–1952), architect, artist, and ceramicist, born and died
locally Käte...
- Rhine-Westphalia The
stained gl****
windows of St. Paul's
Church by Max
Laeuger in
Basel Lutheran church by Curt
Rothkegel in Qingdao,
China Churches with...
- this was not po****r on
first launch, but was
revived much later. Max
Laeuger,
mainly an architect, was the only very
significant 19th-century German...
- wall by
Heinrich Altherr (1878–1947) and
stained gl****
windows by Max
Laeuger (1864–1952). In 2019, the
church was
profaned and has been
converted into...
- 1963
Basel Mathilde Laeuger 1964
Montreux Monique Petit 1965 Bern
Maria Fässler Cécile
Huser K.
Fischler 1966
Lugano Mathilde Laeuger 1967 Biel Anna Näpfer...
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Stadium at
Nuremberg Jacques Lambert (FRA)
Stadium at
Versailles Max
Laeuger (GER) Muni****l park at
Hamburg 1932 Los
Angeles John Hughes (GBR) Design...
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during his
studies were
Josef Durm, Otto Warth, Carl Schäfer, and Max
Laeuger.
Kaufmann graduated with his
engineering diploma on 14
December 1899, with...
- sketches.
Already in 1907 the
German artist,
designer and
architect Max
Laeuger took over the
building site when the
foundation walls were built. He not...
