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Gefördert durch die www.digiporta.net Bauingenieur Heinz Graffunder Porträtdarstellung: Graffunder, Heinz Verweisung: Beerbaum-Graffunder-Murza, ... Funktion: Abteilungsleiter VE Wohnungsbaukombinat Kurzbiografie: Projekt Junggesellenhaus Berlin Friedrichshain Projekt Tanzcafe Mt. Klamott Berlin Friedrichshain Projekt Wohnungsbauten Eitelstraße Berlin Projekt Hochbauten, Alfred-Brehm-Haus Tierpark Berlin Projekt Frühjahrsmesse DDR in Wien (Ausland) Projekt Bürogebäude DIA Taubenstraße Berlin Projekt Freibad Berlin Pankow B_2-0189 Projekt Botschaft der DDR in Budapest (Ausland) Projekt Verwaltungsobjekt DOH Berlin Hoppegarten Projekt Planung für Zoologische Gärten in Rostock, Cottbus, Neustrelitz, Magdeburg, Erfurt, Halle, Leipzig Projekt Rathausstraße, Liebknechtstraße Berlin Projekt Fennpfuhlkomplex Berlin Wettbewerb Wohnkomplex südlicher Strausberger Platz Berlin Wettbewerb Hauptbahnhof Sofia (Ausland) Wettbewerb Kulturpark Rosenthal mit Zooerweiterung Leipzig Lebensdaten: 23.12.1926 - 09.12.1994 Geburtsort: Berlin Land: Deutschland Berufsindex: Architekt Normdaten: DNB: 133398234 VIAF: 33186696 Quellen: Deutsche Nationalbibliothek Wikipedia Deutsche Biographie, NDB/ADB Person im Kontext: Henselmann, Hermann Person im Kontext: Eichler Körperschaft im Kontext: BdA www.digiporta.net Seite 1 von 2 Fotograf: unbekannt Herstellungsort: Berlin Datierung: 1972 Darstellungstechnik: Foto, monochrom Material: Papier Bildformat: 40 x 30 mm (Höhe x Breite) Blattformat: 44 x 35 mm (Höhe x Breite) Klassifizierung: Einzelporträt Objektklassifizierung: Foto, monochrom Bestand: Aufnahmekartei des Bundes deutscher Architekten in der DDR Bestandskürzel: B_2 Tektonik: Aufnahmekartei BdA Signatur: B_2-0189 Archiv: Leibniz-Institut für Regionalentwicklung und Strukturplanung Wissenschaftlichen Sammlungen Flakenstraße 28-31 15537 Erkner Hinweis: Das IRS verfolgt mit der Veröffentlichung von Personenporträts von und biographischen Angaben zu Architektinnen und Architekten ausschließlich wissenschaftliche Absichten mit dem Ziel, der DDR- Architektur ein Gesicht zu geben. Ein wichtiges Anliegen in diesem Zusammenhang ist, die Angaben insbesondere zu Werken und Projekten der einzelnen Personen zu ergänzen, denn die Werklisten sind quellenbedingt i.d.R. unvollständig. Darüber hinaus wurden bislang die vorliegenden Angaben für einige Regionen eingehender erfasst als für andere. Hinweise werden vom IRS sehr gern entgegengenommen (per E-Mail an kai.drewes(at)irs-net.de). Wer durch die Öffentlichmachung von Fotos oder Daten Persönlichkeitsrechte verletzt sieht, wird gebeten, sich direkt an das IRS (E-Mail: kai.drewes(at)irs-net.de) zu wenden. Alle Angaben wurden nach bestem Wissen und Gewissen erhoben, eine Gewähr für ihre Richtigkeit kann aber nicht gegeben werden. Werden bei einzelnen Personen Bauwerke oder Projekte genannt, bedeutet dies nicht immer, dass die betreffende Person der einzige daran beteiligte Architekt war. www.digiporta.net Seite 2 von 2.

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