Richard Lucae's first complete work is the Church of the Resurrection at Kattowitz, in the Prussian Province of Silesia.
Built in cooperation with architect Friedrich August Stüler, the foundation stone was laid on July 17, 1856.
The hall building was completed in Rundbogenstil, the then popular German Neo-Renaissance architectural style.
Apart from a Romanesque Revival and Art Nouveau transept added in 1900, the core of the building is Lucae's, including the main tower, the apse, part of the nave, the façade, and the rose window.
Richard Lucae's first complete work is the Church of the Resurrection at Kattowitz, in the Prussian Province of Silesia. Built in cooperation with architect Friedrich August Stüler, the foundation stone was laid on July 17, 1856. The hall building was completed in Rundbogenstil, the then popular German Neo-Renaissance architectural style. Apart from a Romanesque Revival and Art Nouveau transept added in 1900, the core of the building is Lucae's, including the main tower, the apse, part of the nave, the façade, and the rose window.
Richard Lucae