Richard Bielenberg designed 3 hotels recorded in Wikidata, in Germany and Poland.[1] The earliest to open was Hotel Fürstenhof, in 1907. 2 hotels have no recorded opening year.
Hotels
The hotels for which Wikidata names Richard Bielenberg as architect, in order of opening; those without a recorded year come last.[1]
| Hotel | Opened | Closed | City | Country | Style | With |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hotel Fürstenhof | 1907 | 1950 | Berlin | Germany | Art Nouveau architecture, baroque revival, modern architecture | Josef Moser |
| Hotel Admiralspalast in Zabrze | Zabrze | Poland | Jugendstil | Josef Moser | ||
| Femina-Palast | Berlin | Germany | New Objectivity |
Styles
Wikidata records an architectural style for 3 of these hotels: Art Nouveau (1), baroque revival (1), Jugendstil (1), modern (1) and New Objectivity (1).[2]
Places
By country: Germany (2), Poland (1). By city: Berlin (2), Zabrze (1).[1]
Shared commissions
Wikidata names other architects alongside Richard Bielenberg on some of these hotels: Josef Moser (2).[1]
See also
- Josef Moser — 2 hotels; 3 styles in common
- Henry Hohauser — 18 hotels; 1 style in common
- John C. Portman Jr. — 12 hotels; 1 style in common
- Morris Lapidus — 12 hotels; 1 style in common
- Skidmore, Owings and Merrill — 10 hotels; 1 style in common
- Holabird & Root — 7 hotels; 1 style in common
- John Virginius Bennes — 6 hotels; 1 style in common
- Melvin Grossman — 6 hotels; 1 style in common
- Atkins — 5 hotels; 1 style in common
- Fellner & Helmer — 4 hotels; 1 style in common
- List of hotel architects
- Hotels by architectural style
References
- ^ Architect (P84). Wikidata. CC0.
- ^ Architectural style (P149). Wikidata. CC0.
Facts as stated in Wikidata, read in October 2026. An architect is identified here by the name Wikidata gives; two people or firms of the same name would be listed together.