Baron Theophil Edvard von Hansen was a Danish architect who later became an Austrian citizen. He became particularly well-known for his buildings and structures in Vienna, and is considered an outstanding representative of neoclassicism. After training with Karl Friedrich Schinkel and some years studying in Vienna, he moved to Athens in 1837. It was here that he studied architecture and design, with a concentration and interest in Byzantine architecture.
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- Baron Theophil Edvard von Hansen was a Danish architect who later became an Austrian citizen. He became particularly well-known for his buildings and structures in Vienna, and is considered an outstanding representative of neoclassicism. After training with Karl Friedrich Schinkel and some years studying in Vienna, he moved to Athens in 1837. It was here that he studied architecture and design, with a concentration and interest in Byzantine architecture. During his stay in Athens, Hansen designed the National Observatory of Athens building and two of the three contiguous buildings forming the so-called "classical trilogy", namely the Academy of Athens and the National Library of Greece, the third building of the trilogy being the National and Capodistrian University of Athens, which was designed by his brother Christian Hansen. Upon his move to Vienna in 1846, he took up an apprenticeship with noted Austrian architect Ludwig Förster. In his early works, such as the museum at The Arsenal in Vienna, Hansen was still rather aligned to a more romantic style. In later years, he became the most outstanding representative of Renaissance-inspired historicism, which also came to be known as Viennese-style. This style extended into the smallest details of the interior design and partially accepted the courses of a synthesis of the arts. Along with Förster and many others, Hansen was one of the most important and influential architects of the Viennese Ringstraße. His most famous work is the Austrian Parliament building, which was created in the style of an ancient, neo-classic temple, and serves to refer to the Greek beginnings of democracy. Hansen was originally a staunch critic of the Classical style that was taught to him at the Copenhagen Academy. Over the years, however, he came to incorporate Classical elements into his forms. Bauleiter on this project was Hans Auer, who would go on to win the competition for the Swiss Bundeshaus. Hansen's famed Musikverein in Vienna is one of the most notable concert halls in the world; a concert hall whose design and acoustics are often admired and copied in present-day music houses. Hansen worked together with Viktor Pilz and Carl Rahl, as well as with Otto Wagner. In 1884 Emperor Franz Joseph honoured Hansen with a barony in the Austrian nobility and he was since styled "Freiherr von Hansen".
- Theophil Edvard Hansen, ab 1884 in Österreich Freiherr von Hansen war ein dänisch-österreichischer Baumeister und Architekt des Klassizismus.
- Theophil Edvard Hansen, od roku 1884 v Rakousku-Uhersku nobilitovaný sv. pán von Hansen byl dánsko-rakouský architekt, významný představitel evropského klasicismu a neorenesance 19. století.
- Theophil Edvard von Hansen (alk. Theophilus Hansen), vapaaherra von Hansen, oli norjalais-tanskalainen arkkitehti, josta myöhemmin tuli Itävallan kansalainen. Hän nousi maineeseen erityisesti Wieniin suunnittelemiensa rakennusten ja rakennelmien ansiosta, ja häntä pidetään uusklassismin merkittävänä edustajana. Hansen on suunnitellut muun muassa Ateenan yliopiston Propylaea-rakennuksen, jonka hän suunnitteli 1859 mutta joka valmistui vasta 1885.. Hänen veljensä on tanskalainen arkkitehti Christian Hansen, joka myös on suunnitellut Ateenaan sekä yliopisto- että muista rakennuksia.
- Le Baron Theophil Edvard von Hansen (né le 13 juillet 1813 à Copenhague et décédé le 17 février 1891 à Vienne) est un architecte danois naturalisé autrichien. Il est célèbre pour ses bâtiments néoclassiques à Vienne. Il fut l'élève de Karl Friedrich Schinkel, puis après avoir étudié à Vienne, il se rendit à Athènes en 1837. Il poursuivit ses études d'architecture et s'intéressa à l'architecture byzantine. Pendant son séjour athénien, il dessina l'Observatoire de la ville ainsi que l'université (en collaboration avec son frère Christian Hansen), l'Académie d'Athènes et la Bibliothèque nationale de Grèce, trois bâtiments néoclassiques contigus. Il revint à Vienne en 1846 où il travailla dans l'atelier de Ludwig Förster. Il fit partie des architectes à qui la création du Ring fut confiée. Il y construisit le parlement, néoclassique, inspiré par son séjour grec. On lui doit aussi le Musikverein. Image:Mk01n101. jpg|L'Académie d'Athènes Image:07Athen Observatorium1. jpg|L'observatoire d'Athènes Image:Wien Musikverein 2004. jpg|Le Musikverein de Vienne Image:Musikverein Goldener Saal. jpg|La Goldener Saal du Musikverein Image:Athens_Zappeion. jpg|le Zappeion à Athènes Image:Wien parlament. JPG|Le parlement à Vienne
- Theophil Hansen dán építész, Czigler Győző tanára. Stílusa a görög klasszicizmuson alapult. A Zappion konferenciaközpont Athénban (1870)
- È figlio di Christian Frederick, già esponente del neogreco in Scandinavia. Di formazione tedesca, lavorò dapprima ad Atene, dove raggiunse il fratello ed architetto reale Hans Christian. Qui Theophil realizzò, secondo i gusti neoclassici di matrice greca, alcuni complessi monumentali quali lo Zappeion, l'Accademia e la Biblioteca. Si trasferì quindi a Vienna, dove edificò importanti costruzioni quali il Palazzo del Parlamento e il Palazzo della Borsa.
- Феофіл Едвард Фрайхерр ван Гансен — австрійський архітектор данського походження. Уславився своїми неокласичними проектами у Відні та Афінах. Вважається видатним представником неокласицизму.
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- Baron Theophil Edvard von Hansen was a Danish architect who later became an Austrian citizen. He became particularly well-known for his buildings and structures in Vienna, and is considered an outstanding representative of neoclassicism. After training with Karl Friedrich Schinkel and some years studying in Vienna, he moved to Athens in 1837. It was here that he studied architecture and design, with a concentration and interest in Byzantine architecture.
- Theophil Edvard Hansen, ab 1884 in Österreich Freiherr von Hansen war ein dänisch-österreichischer Baumeister und Architekt des Klassizismus.
- Theophil Edvard Hansen, od roku 1884 v Rakousku-Uhersku nobilitovaný sv. pán von Hansen byl dánsko-rakouský architekt, významný představitel evropského klasicismu a neorenesance 19. století.
- Theophil Edvard von Hansen (alk. Theophilus Hansen), vapaaherra von Hansen, oli norjalais-tanskalainen arkkitehti, josta myöhemmin tuli Itävallan kansalainen. Hän nousi maineeseen erityisesti Wieniin suunnittelemiensa rakennusten ja rakennelmien ansiosta, ja häntä pidetään uusklassismin merkittävänä edustajana. Hansen on suunnitellut muun muassa Ateenan yliopiston Propylaea-rakennuksen, jonka hän suunnitteli 1859 mutta joka valmistui vasta 1885..
- Le Baron Theophil Edvard von Hansen (né le 13 juillet 1813 à Copenhague et décédé le 17 février 1891 à Vienne) est un architecte danois naturalisé autrichien. Il est célèbre pour ses bâtiments néoclassiques à Vienne. Il fut l'élève de Karl Friedrich Schinkel, puis après avoir étudié à Vienne, il se rendit à Athènes en 1837. Il poursuivit ses études d'architecture et s'intéressa à l'architecture byzantine.
- Theophil Hansen dán építész, Czigler Győző tanára. Stílusa a görög klasszicizmuson alapult. A Zappion konferenciaközpont Athénban (1870)
- È figlio di Christian Frederick, già esponente del neogreco in Scandinavia. Di formazione tedesca, lavorò dapprima ad Atene, dove raggiunse il fratello ed architetto reale Hans Christian. Qui Theophil realizzò, secondo i gusti neoclassici di matrice greca, alcuni complessi monumentali quali lo Zappeion, l'Accademia e la Biblioteca. Si trasferì quindi a Vienna, dove edificò importanti costruzioni quali il Palazzo del Parlamento e il Palazzo della Borsa.
- Феофіл Едвард Фрайхерр ван Гансен — австрійський архітектор данського походження. Уславився своїми неокласичними проектами у Відні та Афінах. Вважається видатним представником неокласицизму.
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