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Lackner, Josef
© Copyright Josef Lackner, photo, 1995 Lackner, Josef, b. Wörgl (Tyrol), Jan. 31, 1931, d. Innsbruck (Tyrol), Sept. 13, 2000, architect. Studied at the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts under C. Holzmeister; from 1959 architect in Innsbruck, from 1979 professor at the University of Technology in Innsbruck; well known for his innovative buildings (e.g. Parish Church Völs near Innsbruck, 1965-1967). Further works: Neu-Arzl Church near Innsbruck, 1958-1960; parish churches in Lainz (Vienna), 1965-1968; and St. Barbara, Wulfen (Germany), 1968; parish centre Glanzing (Vienna), 1968; Bad Flora, Hungerburg near Innsbruck, 1969; St. Norbert church, Innsbruck, 1969-1972; grammar school, boarding school and convent of the Ursuline Order, Innsbruck, 1971-1979; youth centre Fellbach (Germany), 1974; housing development Arzbergsiedlung in Telfs, 1975-1978 (with H. Parson); administrative building, Jenbacher AG (Tyrol), 1992-1993.
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