!!!Lackner, Josef

Lackner, Josef, b.  Woergl (Tyrol), Jan. 31, 1931, 
d. Innsbruck (Tyrol), Sept. 13, 2000, architect. Studied at the 
Vienna Academy of Fine Arts under C.  Holzmeister; from 1959 architect 
in Innsbruck, from 1979 professor at the University of Technology in 
Innsbruck; well known for his innovative buildings (e.g. Parish Church 
Voels near Innsbruck, 1965-1967).

!Further works
Neu-Arzl Church near Innsbruck, 1958-1960; parish 
churches in Lainz (Vienna), 1965-1968; and St. Barbara, Wulfen 
(Germany), 1968; parish centre Glanzing (Vienna), 1968; Bad Flora, 
Hungerburg near Innsbruck, 1969; St. Norbert church, Innsbruck, 
1969-1972; grammar school, boarding school and convent of the Ursuline 
Order, Innsbruck, 1971-1979; youth centre Fellbach (Germany), 1974; 
housing development Arzbergsiedlung in Telfs, 1975-1978 (with H. 
Parson); administrative building, Jenbacher AG (Tyrol), 1992-1993.


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