!!!Flattich, Wilhelm von

b. Stuttgart (Germany), Oct. 2, 1826, 
d. Vienna, Feb. 24, 1900, architect. At first worked as architect 
in Germany, France and Switzerland. In 1855 came to Austria, where he 
assumed a leading role as a railway architect (e.g. railway stations 
in Graz, Innsbruck, and Trieste, Suedbahnhof railway station in 
Vienna, connecting Vienna with destinations in the South). Along with 
his railway projects, also simultaneously carried out other projects, 
such as the construction of hotels, residential buildings (residential 
buildings for civil servants in Wien-Meidling, 1870) and villas 
(Vienna and Reichenau, Lower Austria).

!Literature
G. Friedl, Der Architekt W. v. F., 1979.



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