Category:Albert Gessner

**Albert Gessner**
	German architect (1868–1953)
	Upload media
Name in native language	Albert Gessner;
Date of birth	19 March 1868; Aue
Date of death	2 June 1953; Kladow
Place of burial	Friedhof Heerstraße;
Country of citizenship	Germany;
Residence	Q114811812 (1938, 35);
Educated at	unknown value (1874–); unknown value; unknown value (–1886); Chemnitz University of Technology (architecture, 1886–1892); TU Dresden (architecture, 1892–1893); Technische Universität Berlin (architecture);
Occupation	architect; university teacher;
Employer	Kayser und von Großheim (1893–1896); Alfred Messel (1896–1897); Albert Gessner (1897–); Technische Universität Berlin (professor, 1925–1937);
Member of	Q2560420 (1902–); unknown value (Werkbund, 1909–); Q40745517 (1919); Prussian Academy of Arts (1923); Association of German Architects (chairperson, 1926–1928); Der Block (1928–); Militant League for German Culture (1929–1930s); unknown value (Nordischen Ring, 1929–1930s);
Member of political party	Nazi Party (1932–);
Position held	member of municipal council (1915–1920); chairperson (1926–1928);
Field of work	cottage style; architecture;
Spouse	unknown value;
Notable work	Q114795704 (1909);
Authority file
	Q2638013; ISNI: 0000000375805316; VIAF ID: 103436423; GND ID: 140135758; Library of Congress authority ID: no99050832; Bibliothèque nationale de France ID: 166356893; IdRef ID: 16018049X; NL CR AUT ID: hka20211127074; Nationale Thesaurus voor Auteursnamen ID: 160432014; NUKAT ID: n2016086988; RKDartists ID: 347849
	Reasonator; Scholia; Wikidocumentaries; PetScan; statistics; WikiMap; Locator tool; KML file; Search depicted;

Deutsch: Albert Gessner (auch Geßner) (1868-1953) war ein deutscher Architekt. Sein Hauptgebiet war Entwurf und Bau von Wohnhäusern. Seine Bauten befinden sich in Sachsen, in Berlin und im Berliner Umland. Sie stehen fast alle unter Denkmalschutz.

English: Albert Gessner (Geßner too) (1868-1953) was a german architect. His buildings are standing in Saxony, in Berlin and around Berlin and they are cultural heritages.