Friedrich Eisenlohr

1832 teachers, 1853 buil­ding ad­vice and exe­cu­tive com­mit­tee of the buil­ding school of the po­ly­tech­nic in­sti­tute to Karls­ruhe.

Ei­sen­lohr stood pre­do­mi­nantly under the in­flu­en­ces of the ro­ma­ni­schen style; ad­mits made its­elf it in par­ti­cu­lar by its above ground struc­tu­res at the rail­way of Baden, which 1865-66 was pu­blis­hed. It pu­blis­hed: “or­na­men­tal art in their ap­p­li­ca­tion on the con­struc­tion in­dus­try”, con­ti­nued of long (Karl SR 1849 to 1867); “me­di­eval buil­dings in sou­thwest Ger­many and on the Rhine” (the 1853-57); “tim­ber con­struc­tions of the black fo­rest” (the 1853); “drafts to buil­dings of dif­fe­rent kind” (the 1852-59); “buil­ding or­na­ments in wood” (2nd edi­tion, Karls­ruhe 1868-70) and A.