Wilhelm Emil Meerwein (17 September 1844, Amsterdam - 25 January 1927, Hamburg) was a German architect and politician. He spent his childhood in Switzerland...
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reaction, and Meerwein's salt. His father was the architect, Wilhelm Emil Meerwein. He originally trained to be a chemistry technician or 'chemotechnician'...
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districts, with Bernhard Georg Hanssen and Wilhelm Emil Meerwein of the local Hamburg firm Hanssen & Meerwein, who designed much of the warehouses in the district...
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Haller, Bernhard Hanssen, Wilhelm Hauers, Leopold Lamprecht, Wilhelm Emil Meerwein, Hugo Stammann and Gustav Zinnow. In this group of architects the individual...
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Haller (main architect), Johannes Grotjan, Bernhard Hanssen, Wilhelm Hauers, Leopold Lamprecht, Wilhelm Emil Meerwein, Hugo Stammann and Gustav Zinnow...
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1878 and 1879 by the architects Bernhard Georg Hanssen and Wilhelm Emil Meerwein. It was built with a supporting structure of wood and steel columns...
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025 (Großer Saal) Construction Built 1904–08 Opened 4 June 1908 (1908-06-04) Architect Martin Haller and Wilhelm Emil Meerwein Website Venue Website...
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operating the warehouses. He hired several architects, including Wilhelm Emil Meerwein, Bernhard Georg Hanssen, Hugo Stammann and Gustav Zinnow, to produce...
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Schmetzer; until 1873, when he and an old friend from Karlsruhe, Wilhelm Emil Meerwein, began their own architectural practice. Their best known project is...
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Hermann Kolbe Albrecht Kossel Ulrich Lemmer Otto Loewi Carl Ludwig Hans Meerwein Ludwig Mond Denis Papin Heinrich Petraeus Otto Schindewolf Thorsten M....
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