The Belle Epoque in Europe
Austria
Vienna: 13. Hietzing and 14. Penzing
Otto Schönthal
Villa Vojcsik (1901)
Linzer Straße 375
Otto Schönthal was only 22 years old when Otto Wagner got him the commission to build this dwelling house with practice for his family doctor Ladislaus Vojcsik. The fact that the middle section is distinctly higher than the rest of the building makes it stand out of its neighbourhood as well as the unusual canopy roof. The symmetry of the building is not at all disturbed by the entrance and the loggia window decorated in the same way and of which the singular shape appears particularly aesthetical. Probably the colouration has served as model for the second Villa Wagner. The building is one of the rarely realized audacious designs of the Wagner school around 1900.
August Ribak
Apartment House (1905)
Fenzlgasse 24
Karl Fischl
Apartment House
(1901/02)
Penzinger Str. 40
Hans Dworak
Apartment House
Fürsten-Hof
(1904/05)
Trauttmansdorff-
gasse 50
Hans Dworak
Apartment House
Fürsten-Hof
(1904/05)
Trauttmansdorff-
gasse 50
Ernst Lichtblau
"Chocolate House"
(1914)
Wattmanngasse 29
Josef Plečnik
House Langer
(1900/01)
Beckgasse 30
Josef Plečnik
House Langer
(1900/01)
Beckgasse 30
Friedrich Ohmann/
Josef Hackhofer
Villa Schopp
(1914)
Gloriettegasse 21
Franz Xaver Segenschmid
Greenhouse
(1881/82)
© Thomas Ledl, Wien