Carl Busse

German architect

Carl Johann Otto Busse (22 September 1834, Berlin – 3 December 1896, Berlin) was a German architect and master builder. He was born as the son of architect Carl Ferdinand Busse (1802–1868).²

From Wikipedia’s article on Carl Busse (this version), CC BY-SA 4.0.

Born Sep 22, 1834, died Dec 3, 1896.¹

About

He married in 1865.

His work includes the 1880s extension of the Schloss Britz in Berlin.

From Wikipedia’s article on Carl Busse, shared under CC BY-SA 4.0.²

Companies

ReichsdruckereiBoard member Jul 6, 1879 to 1895¹²

Early life and education

Date not recordedFranzösisches Gymnasium Berlin³
Date not recordedBauakademie³

Career

Occupation: foreman, architect.⁵

1879 to 1895Director, Reichsdruckerei⁴
1866 to 1879Worked at Royal Prussian State Printing Office⁴

Known for: Schloss Britz.^{6 7}

Personal life

BornSep 22, 1834, Berlin⁸
DiedDec 3, 1896, Charlottenburg⁹
CitizenshipGerman Reich, Kingdom of Prussia¹⁰

Awards

Date not recordedSchinkel Award¹¹

Sources

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WikidataCarl Busse: Worked at Royal Prussian State Printing Office, on Wikidata
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WikidataCarl Busse: notable work, on Wikidata
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WikidataCarl Busse: place of birth, on Wikidata
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WikidataReichsdruckerei, Board member