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1918 in architecture
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The year
1918 in architecture
involved some significant architectural events and new buildings.
Contents
Events
Buildings and structures
Buildings
Awards
Births
Deaths
References
Events
November 3
– A
Baroque
Marian column
(built
1650
) in
Prague
, the
Czech Republic
, is destroyed by nationalists.
[
1
]
December 3
– The
November Group
(
Novembergruppe
) of expressionist artists and architects is formed in Germany, and shortly afterwards merges with the
Arbeitsrat für Kunst
.
[
2
]
Buildings and structures
Hallidie Building
Buildings
Hallidie Building
is built in
San Francisco
. Designed by
Willis Polk
. Credited as the first glass curtain wall building.
D. L. James House
is built in
Carmel Highlands
,
California
. Designed by
Greene and Greene
in an
Arts and Crafts
style.
Copenhagen Police Headquarters
are begun in
Denmark
. Designed by
Hack Kampmann
in a
Neoclassical
style.
Our Lady of the Victories Basilica
in
Melbourne
,
Australia
is completed.
Newman College
in
Melbourne
,
Australia
designed by
Walter Burley Griffin
, is completed.
The Chapel of St. James
, of the
Archbishop Quigley Preparatory Seminary
in
Chicago
, designed by
Zachary Taylor Davis
, in the
French Gothic
style, is completed.
Woodland Chapel
in
Skogskyrkogården
Cemetery is built in
Stockholm
,
Sweden
. Designed by
Erik Gunnar Asplund
.
Snellman House
in
Djursholm
, Sweden, is built. Designed by Erik Gunnar Asplund.
Awards
RIBA
Royal Gold Medal
–
Ernest Newton
.
Grand Prix de Rome
, architecture: not held.
Births
February 1
–
Minnette de Silva
, Ceylonese modernist architect (died
1998
)
March 16
–
Aldo van Eyck
, Dutch architect (died
1999
)
[
3
]
April 10
–
Jørn Utzon
, Danish architect best known for
Sydney Opera House
(died
2008
)
[
4
]
July 3
–
Benjamin C. Thompson
, American architect (died
2002
)
October 23
–
Paul Rudolph
, American architect and academic (died
1997
)
[
5
]
[
6
]
December 16
–
Gerard Goalen
, English Catholic church architect (died
1999
)
Deaths
April 11
–
Otto Wagner
, Austrian architect and urban planner (born
1841
)
[
7
]
May 25
–
William Pitt
, Australian architect, public servant and politician (born
1855
)
[
8
]
October 25
–
Zsigmond Quittner
, Hungarian commercial architect (died
1859
)
References
↑
Paces, Cynthia (2001). "The Fall and Rise of Prague's Marian Column".
Radical History Review
.
79
:
141–
155.
↑
Kliemann, Helga (1969).
Die Novembergruppe
. Berlin: Gebr. Mann.
↑
"Aldo van Eyck"
. Team 10 On line
. Retrieved
9 September
2012
.
↑
"Sydney Opera House designer Joern Utzon dies"
.
Associated Press
. 2008-11-30. Archived from
the original
on December 2, 2008
. Retrieved
2008-11-30
.
↑
Domin, Christopher; King, Joseph (2005).
Paul Rudolph: The Florida Houses
.
Princeton Architectural Press
. p.
26.
ISBN
1-56898-551-7
.
↑
Muschamp, Herbert
(1997-08-09).
"Paul Rudolph Is Dead at 78; Modernist Architect of the 1960s"
.
The New York Times
. Archived from
the original
on 2012-04-08
. Retrieved
2011-06-25
.
↑
Geretsegger, Heinz (1979).
Otto Wagner, 1841–1989; the Expanding City; The Beginning of Modern Architecture
. New York: Rizzoli.
ISBN
0-8478-0217-5
.
↑
Langmore, Diane (1988).
"William Pitt (1855–1918)"
.
Australian Dictionary of Biography
. Vol.
11. National Centre of Biography,
Australian National University
.
ISBN
978-0-522-84459-7
.
ISSN
1833-7538
.
OCLC
70677943
. Retrieved
28 August
2025
.
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