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17. Feb. 2016 · Obersalzberger Gespräch: Der Architekt Roderich Fick. Von 1933 bis 1944 war Roderich Fick als Architekt für das NS-Regime tätig. In Pullach plante und realisierte er die Reichssiedlung “Rudolf Heß” und wurde zeitgleich für den Ausbau des Obersalzbergs herangezogen. Er war dort u.a. für den letzten Umbau des Berghofs sowie die Planung ...
Roderich Fick was the son of the physician A.E.G. Fick. In 1887 the family moved to Zürich where his father became a private teacher at the University. He grew up in Zürich and studied architecture in Zürich, Munich and Dresden. In 1911 he participated in an expedition to Greenland and in 1914 he left for the German colony Cameroon where he worked as an engineer.
Roderich Fick was an architect and professor at the Technical University of Munich. His brother Roland died in 1916 during World War I in a French military hospital. Roderich served in the then German colony of Cameroon, but was also interned for three years. During the Third Reich he initially became one of the favorite architects of Nazi chancellor Adolf Hitler, and was one of the busiest ...
Roderich Fick was an architect and professor at the Technical University of Munich. His brother Roland died in 1916 during World War I in a French military hospital. Roderich served in the then German colony of Cameroon, but was also interned for three years. During the Third Reich he initially became one of the favorite architects of Nazi chancellor Adolf Hitler, and was one of the busiest ...
Roderich Fick (Q87055) From Wikidata. Jump to navigation Jump to search. German architect. edit. Language Label Description Also known as; English: Roderich Fick. German architect. Statements . instance of. human. 0 references. image. RoderichFick.jpg 192 ...
20. Jan. 2015 · Roderich Fick (1886–1955) in der Reihe "Hitlers Architekten, Historisch-kritische Monografien zur Regimearchitektur im Nationalsozialismus" Gastbeitrag von Lioba Schmitt-Imkamp. In Anknüpfung an das DFG-Projekt „ Hitlers Architekten: Troost, Speer, Fick und Giesler – Historisch-kritische Studien zur Regimearchitektur des Dritten Reiches
Beschreibung. Verlagsgebäude für C. H. Beck, Baugruppe aus viergeschossigem, quadratischem Kopfbau und dreigeschossigem Flügelbau, Putzbauten mit steilem Walmdach und Fenstergewänden in Naturstein, Hauptbau mit historisierendem Portal und doppelläufiger Freitreppe, 1948-50 von Roderich Fick. + −.
