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Gessner, Hubert
© Copyright Hubert Gessner: printing and publishing house "Vorwärts", Vienna's 5th district. Photo, around 1950. Gessner, Hubert, b. Valašké Klobouky, Czech Republic (then Wallachisch-Klobouk), Oct. 20, 1871; d. Vienna, April 24, 1943; architect; brother of Franz Gessner. Worked with O. Wagner in 1898/1899 and with his brother Franz G. from 1907-1912, after 1918 one of the leading architects of Vienna municipal housing projects, some of which he planned together with other architects, in 1938 officially prohibited from working for political reasons. Works: Vienna: workers' club in the 10th district, 1901/02 (a hotel since 1992); Villa G., Vienna's 18th district, 1907; printing and publishing house "Vorwärts", Vienna's 5th district, 1909 (now mainly a hotel); Hammerbrot bakery, Vienna´s 21st district, 1909; railwaymen's club, Vienna's 5th district, 1912/13; Matzleinstalerhof, Vienna's 5th district, 1919; Reumannhof, Vienna's 5th district, 1924; Lassallehof, Vienna's 2nd district, 1924/25; Heizmannhof, Vienna's 2nd district, 1925; Karl-Seitz-Hof, Vienna's 21st district, 1926; Augartenbrücke, 1929-1931. Lower Austria: Haus Herrenplatz, St. Pölten, 1914; Landhaus Renner, Gloggnitz (now a museum), 1930. Literature:; F. Czeike, Historisches Lexikon Wien, 5 vols., 1992-1997; M. Kristan, H. G., doctoral thesis, Vienna 1998; ÖBL.
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