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* 1896–1897: ], Ortsteil ], Rüdigerstraße 10, ] für seinen Vater Jakob Paffendorf (später ])<ref>]: ''Villen am Bonner Rheinufer: 1819–1914'', Bouvier Verlag, Bonn 1998, {{ISBN|3-416-02618-7}}, vl. 3, catalogue (2), {{pp.|103|105}}. (In hte same time, a dissertation for the University of Bonn, 1994)</ref> * 1896–1897: ], ] district, Rüdigerstraße 10, ] for his father Jakob Paffendorf (later first embassy of Benin).<ref>]: ''Villen am Bonner Rheinufer: 1819–1914'', {{Ill|Bouvier Verlag|de}}, Bonn 1998, {{ISBN|3-416-02618-7}}, vl. 3, catalogue (2), {{pp.|103|105}}. (In the same time, a dissertation for the University of Bonn, 1994).</ref>
* 1921–1922: Köln, Stadtteil ], ], 27, Ausstellungsgebäude des ] in ] (zerstört)<ref></ref> * 1921–1922: Cologne, ] district, {{Ill|Friesenplatz|de}}, 27, Exhibition building of the ] in ] (destroyed).<ref></ref>
* Köln, Stadtteil ], Schwestern- und Ärztehaus<ref>'']'', 21 September 1932</ref> * Cologne, ] district, Schwestern- und Ärztehaus.<ref>''{{Ill|Kölnische Zeitung|de}}'', 21 September 1932.</ref>
* Köln, Stadtteil ], ], Gestüt- und Gehöftbauten für ]<ref>'']'', 20 September 1932</ref> * Cologne, ] district, ], stock and homestead buildings for {{Ill|Peter Mülhens|de}}.<ref>'']'', 20 September 1932</ref>
* 1926/1927: ], Gestaltung der Autostraße zum ]<ref>Wolfram Hagspiel: ''Köln. Marienburg. Bauten und Architekten eines Villenvororts.'' (''Stadtspuren, Denkmäler in Köln'', vol. 8.) 2 volumes, J. P. Bachem Verlag, Köln 1996, {{ISBN|3-7616-1147-1}}, vol. 2, {{pp.|908|910}}.</ref> * 1926/1927: ], design of the car road to the ].<ref>Wolfram Hagspiel: ''Köln. Marienburg. Bauten und Architekten eines Villenvororts.'' (''Stadtspuren, Denkmäler in Köln'', vol. 8.) 2 volumes, J. P. Bachem Verlag, Cologne 1996, {{ISBN|3-7616-1147-1}}, vol. 2, {{pp.|908|910}}.</ref>
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Ludwig Paffendorf (21 September 1872 – 31 January 1949) was a German architect and craftman.

Life

Born in Cologne, Paffendorf began studying architecture at the Technical University of Berlin in the winter semester of 1890/1891 and became a member of the Corps Saxonia-Berlin in the same semester. In the winter semester of 1891/92, he transferred to the University of Stuttgart and became a member of the Corps Stauffia [de].

After his studies, he worked for a long time in the studio of Friedrich Ohmann in Prague before settling in Cologne in 1898 as an architect and craftsman. Here he initially distinguished himself by building several villas in the Marienburg district, such as the castle-inspired villa at Lindenallee 19, which was built in 1908 and 1909.

In 1912 at the latest, he was appointed as a member of the Deutscher Werkbund. At the 1914 Werkbund Exhibition, he was involved with three works, the "Kölner Haus" and the pavilion of the Alenfelder tobacco shop as architect, as well as the furnishing of the upper floor in the "two-storey villa house (also „Etagenhaus“).

During the First World War, Paffendorf designed numerous war graves in southern Belgium from 1917 onwards as a building construction advisor in the civil administration for Wallonia. Examples are the Anloy cemetery and the Halanzy cemetery. In 1934, he erected the memorial in Cologne-Urbach for the soldiers of Urbach and Elsdorf who died in the First World War.

In 1932, Paffendorf created the designs for the garden city Grengel in Cologne-Porz in the "settler style". Die Realisierung seiner Pläne im Jahre 1949 erlebte er nicht mehr. Noch 1958 wurde nach seinen Plänen der katholische Kindergarten in Grengel errichtet.

In addition to his work as an architect, Paffendorf was also a painter. Four of his paintings from the year 1910 are in the collection of the Kölnisches Stadtmuseum.

Paffendorf played a decisive role in organising art exhibitions in the Flora Botanical Garden before the First World War. He had been a member of the board of the Cologne Art Association since 1909.

Since 10 May 1906, he had been married to Katharina Froitzheim, née Schmidt (1877-1946), daughter of the architecture professor Heinrich von Schmidt [de], widow of the history painter Heinrich Froitzheim.

Paffendorf died in Cologne Porz-Urbach at the age of 76.

He bequeathed his estate to the Porz City Archives.. In Köln-Rath the Paffendorfstraße is named after him.

Work

Publication

  • Ludwig Paffendorf, Paul Clemen: Südbelgische Kriegerfriedhöfe. Pontos, Berlin 1927.

Buildings

  • Ehrenmal Urbach Ehrenmal Urbach
  • Villa Paffendorf Villa Paffendorf

References

  1. Ulrich Bücholdt: Historisches Architektenregister „archthek“
  2. Mitgliederverzeichnis und Satzungen 1912 des Deutschen Werkbundes (PDF; 199 kB)
  3. Ulrich Bücholdt: Deutsche Werkbund-Ausstellung Köln 1914
  4. Volksbund Deutsche Kriegsgräberfürsorge: Belgien, Deutsche Kriegsgräberstätten. 2006. (PDF)
  5. Kriegsgräberstätte Anloy-Heide
  6. Kriegsgräberstätte Halanzy
  7. Der Grengel
  8. Katholische Kindertagesstätte Grengel
  9. Bildindex der Kunst und Architektur, Rheinisches Bildarchiv: Aktstudie RBA 119 301, Kreuzabnahme RBA 119 298, Mädchenbildnis RBA 119 303, Weibliches Bildnis RBA 119 300
  10. Minerva-Handbücher: Archive: Archive im deutschsprachigen Raum, Band 2. (p. 783)
  11. Rüdiger Schünemann-Steffen: Kölner Straßennamen-Lexikon, 3. erw. Aufl., Jörg-Rüshü-Selbstverlag, Cologne 2016/17, p. 629.
  12. DNB
  13. Olga Sonntag: Villen am Bonner Rheinufer: 1819–1914, Bouvier Verlag [de], Bonn 1998, ISBN 3-416-02618-7, vl. 3, catalogue (2), pp. 103–105. (In the same time, a dissertation for the University of Bonn, 1994).
  14. Ausstellungsorte des Kölnischen Kunstvereins
  15. Kölnische Zeitung [de], 21 September 1932.
  16. Kölner Stadtanzeiger, 20 September 1932
  17. Wolfram Hagspiel: Köln. Marienburg. Bauten und Architekten eines Villenvororts. (Stadtspuren, Denkmäler in Köln, vol. 8.) 2 volumes, J. P. Bachem Verlag, Cologne 1996, ISBN 3-7616-1147-1, vol. 2, pp. 908–910.

Further reading

  • Carl Weigandt: Geschichte des Corps Saxonia-Berlin zu Aachen 1867–1967. Aachen 1968.
  • Wolfram Hagspiel [de]: Marienburg. Ein Kölner Villenviertel und seine architektonische Entwicklung. J. P. Bachem, Cologne 2007, ISBN 978-3-7616-2012-0.
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