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The bureau of Ferdinand Fellner jr. (1847–1916) and Hermann Helmer (1849–1919) operated from 1873 until 1919 and was one of the best-known architectural bureaus in Europe. It specialized in the design and construction of theatre buildings and participated in the construction of 48 theatres throughout Europe. Most of these theatres are still in use today.
The following list contains buildings that were planned and/or designed by Fellner & Helmer and which are depicted on glasses of this collection.
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Augsburg (D): Stadttheater (1877)
Berndorf (A): Stadttheater (1897/98) Brno (CZ): Mahenský divadlo (Mahen Theatre) (1882) Budapest (H): Népszinház (National Theatre) (1875) Fürth (D): Stadttheater (Municipal Theatre) (1902) Gießen (D): Stadttheater (1907) Graz (A): Opernhaus (1899) Liberec (CZ): Divadlo Františka Xavera Šaldy (1883) Toruń (PL): Teatr im. Wilama Horzycy (1903) Vienna (A): Volkstheater (1889) Wiesbaden (D): Staatstheater (1894) Zagreb (HR): Hrvatsko narodno kazalište u Zagrebu (1895) Zürich (CH): Neue Tonhalle (1895) София (Sofija) (BG): Naroden teatăr "Ivan Vazov" (1906) Чернівці (Černivci) (UA): Teatrul im. Olgi Kobylyanskoy (1905)
other buildings:
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Karlovy Vary (CZ): Vřídelní kolonáda (Sprudelkolonnade) (1879)
| Karlovy Vary (CZ): Císařské lázně (Kaiserbad) (1895) Plzeň (CZ): Hotel Waldek (1893) Semmering (A): Hotel Erzherzog Johann (1899) Semmering (A): Hotel Panhans (1913) Vienna (A): Brewery Liesing (tower) (1898) Zagreb (HR): Umjetnički paviljon (Art Pavilion) (1898) Žinkovy (CZ): Žinkovy castle (1897, remodeling by H. Helmer) |