Heinrich von Ferstel 🔍

Architect (1828 - 1883)

Heinrich von Ferstel was a historicist architect known for the Votive Church in Vienna, which revived Gothic and Renaissance styles in monumental public buildings. As a professor at the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts, he taught Loos and represented the ornate tradition against which Loos later rebelled.

Mentors & Influences (Looking Backward)

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Inspired By Heinrich von Ferstel (Looking Forward)

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Adolf Loos
Architect, Theoretician
Ferstel's academic historicism and ornate revival styles provided Loos with the precise architectural enemy he needed to formulate his radical rejection of decoration.