Already by 1933, Sagebiel had, at his brother's suggestion, come to be at the Deutsche Verkehrsfliegerschule ("German Commercial Flyers' School"), which was a front organization involved more with Germany's air force buildup than with commercial flying. As of 1934, he was being trusted with planning, as well as overseeing construction of, numerous Luftwaffe barracks (in Döberitz, Berlin-Gatow and Kladow, to name a few) as leader of the special works unit.
Sagebiel's austere building style, which when compared to Albert Speer's rather classicist tendencies came across as very stark and linear, was described as "Luftwaffe modern", owing to his close association with the Luftwaffe. With his earlier building of the Reich Air Transport Ministry for Hermann Göring, which came earlier than Albert Speer's exertion of influence on the National Socialists' architectural parlance, Sagebiel set a trend that would be recognizable throughout the Third Reich. From 1938, he was directly subordinate to the Air Transport Minister, Hermann Göring, and as a result was considered among the Reich's most important architects. In the same year, he became a professor at the Technische Hochschule Berlin.
The outbreak of war against the Soviet Union in 1941 put an end to all of Sagebiel's building plans.
Hans J. Reichhardt, Wolfgang Schäche: Von Berlin nach Germania. Transit Buchverlag, Berlin 2005 (gebundene Ausgabe), ISBN3-88747-127-X
Wolfgang Schäche: Architektur und Städtebau in Berlin zwischen 1933 und 1945. Gebr. Mann, Berlin 2002, ISBN3-7861-1178-2
Jost Schäfer: Das ehem. Luftkreiskommando IV in Münster von Ernst Sagebiel, in: Zeitschrift Westfalen, 76. Bd. Münster 1999, S. 380-401. ISSN 0043-4337
Biography at the German Historical Museum (in German)
Tempelhof Airport's website (in German)
January 01, 1970
ernst, sagebiel, october, 1892, braunschweig, brunswick, march, 1970, bavaria, german, architect, contents, life, list, projects, plans, literature, also, external, linkslife, edit, nbsp, göring, erhard, milch, 1935, nbsp, former, reich, ministry, building, wh. Ernst Sagebiel 2 October 1892 in Braunschweig Brunswick 5 March 1970 in Bavaria was a German architect Contents 1 Life 2 List of projects and plans 3 Literature 4 See also 5 External linksLife edit nbsp Ernst Sagebiel Goring Erhard Milch 1935 nbsp The former Reich Air Ministry building which now houses the German Finance Ministry Sagebiel was a sculptor s son and after his Abitur in 1912 he began his studies in architecture at the Braunschweig University of Technology He eventually finished his studies in 1922 after they were interrupted by his participation in the First World War which included a stint in a prisoner of war camp In 1924 he joined Jakob Korfer s architectural bureau in Cologne In 1926 he was awarded a doctorate Promotion In 1929 Sagebiel took a job in Berlin as a project leader and chief executive officer at the architect Erich Mendelsohn s office but in 1932 he left because of the severe economic climate in Germany He then worked as a construction foreman After Adolf Hitler and the Nazis seized power in 1933 Sagebiel became a member of the NSDAP and Sturmabteilung SA Already by 1933 Sagebiel had at his brother s suggestion come to be at the Deutsche Verkehrsfliegerschule German Commercial Flyers School which was a front organization involved more with Germany s air force buildup than with commercial flying As of 1934 he was being trusted with planning as well as overseeing construction of numerous Luftwaffe barracks in Doberitz Berlin Gatow and Kladow to name a few as leader of the special works unit Sagebiel s austere building style which when compared to Albert Speer s rather classicist tendencies came across as very stark and linear was described as Luftwaffe modern owing to his close association with the Luftwaffe With his earlier building of the Reich Air Transport Ministry for Hermann Goring which came earlier than Albert Speer s exertion of influence on the National Socialists architectural parlance Sagebiel set a trend that would be recognizable throughout the Third Reich From 1938 he was directly subordinate to the Air Transport Minister Hermann Goring and as a result was considered among the Reich s most important architects In the same year he became a professor at the Technische Hochschule Berlin The outbreak of war against the Soviet Union in 1941 put an end to all of Sagebiel s building plans List of projects and plans editColumbushaus Berlin Project management for Erich Mendelsohn Reichsluftfahrtministerium Berlin 1934 1935 Tempelhof International Airport Berlin 1935 1941 Stuttgart Airport Munich Riem Airport Bucker Aircraft Works Rangsdorf Regional Air Command Centres in Kiel Konigsberg and Munster Luftwaffe schools in Berlin Gatow Dresden and Potsdam Wildpark de Literature editElke Dittrich Ernst Sagebiel Leben und Werk 1892 1970 Lukas Verlag Berlin 2005 ISBN 3 936872 39 2 Laurenz Demps und Carl Ludwig Paeschke Flughafen Tempelhof Ullstein Verlag 1998 ISBN 3 550 06973 1 Hans J Reichhardt Wolfgang Schache Von Berlin nach Germania Transit Buchverlag Berlin 2005 gebundene Ausgabe ISBN 3 88747 127 X Wolfgang Schache Architektur und Stadtebau in Berlin zwischen 1933 und 1945 Gebr Mann Berlin 2002 ISBN 3 7861 1178 2 Jost Schafer Das ehem Luftkreiskommando IV in Munster von Ernst Sagebiel in Zeitschrift Westfalen 76 Bd Munster 1999 S 380 401 ISSN 0043 4337See also editNazi architecture Walter LemckeExternal links edit nbsp Wikimedia Commons has media related to Ernst Sagebiel Ernst Sagebiel in the German National Library catalogue Ernst Sagebiel at archINFORM Biography at the German Historical Museum in German Tempelhof Airport s website in German Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Ernst Sagebiel amp oldid 1197330303, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
