Franz Beer (3 July 1659 – 19 January 1726), also known as Franz Beer von Blaichten, was an Austrian architect during the Baroque period, mainly working on church buildings at monasteries in southern Germany, chiefly in Upper Swabia, and Switzerland. His son also was an architect. Together with Michael Thumb, Christian Thumb and , he was one of the main representatives of the so-called Vorarlberg school of architecture, which continued the Roman Baroque ideal of long edifices with galleries and mainly two bell towers. In 1722, he was ennobled and took the name Franz Beer, Edler von Blaichten.
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| - Franz Beer, seit seiner Adelung durch den Kaiser Karl VI. am 31. Januar 1722 Franz Beer Edler von Bleichten, auch in der Schreibform von Blaichten, (* 1. April 1660 in Au (Vorarlberg); † 21. Januar 1726 in Bezau) war ein österreichischer Architekt und Baumeister der Barockzeit, der vor allem Kirchengebäude für Klöster in Süddeutschland und der Schweiz baute. Er war Sohn des Begründers der Auer Zunft Michael Beer und Vater von Johann Michael Beer, ebenfalls Baumeister. (de)
- فرانز بير (بالألمانية: Franz Beer) (و. 1659 – 1726 م) هو مهندس معماري من النمسا . ولد في Au . توفي في Bezau . (ar)
- Franz Beer, élevé par l'empereur à la noblesse le 31 janvier 1722 avec le titre de Franz Beer, gentilhomme von Bleichten (né le 1er avril 1660 à Au (Vorarlberg) ; † le 21 janvier 1726 à Bezau), est un architecte baroque et maître d'œuvre autrichien, surtout connu pour ses nombreuses réhabilitations d'abbayes en Allemagne méridionale et en Suisse. (fr)
- Franz Beer (3 July 1659 – 19 January 1726), also known as Franz Beer von Blaichten, was an Austrian architect during the Baroque period, mainly working on church buildings at monasteries in southern Germany, chiefly in Upper Swabia, and Switzerland. His son also was an architect. Together with Michael Thumb, Christian Thumb and , he was one of the main representatives of the so-called Vorarlberg school of architecture, which continued the Roman Baroque ideal of long edifices with galleries and mainly two bell towers. In 1722, he was ennobled and took the name Franz Beer, Edler von Blaichten. (en)
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| - Franz Beer, seit seiner Adelung durch den Kaiser Karl VI. am 31. Januar 1722 Franz Beer Edler von Bleichten, auch in der Schreibform von Blaichten, (* 1. April 1660 in Au (Vorarlberg); † 21. Januar 1726 in Bezau) war ein österreichischer Architekt und Baumeister der Barockzeit, der vor allem Kirchengebäude für Klöster in Süddeutschland und der Schweiz baute. Er war Sohn des Begründers der Auer Zunft Michael Beer und Vater von Johann Michael Beer, ebenfalls Baumeister. (de)
- فرانز بير (بالألمانية: Franz Beer) (و. 1659 – 1726 م) هو مهندس معماري من النمسا . ولد في Au . توفي في Bezau . (ar)
- Franz Beer (3 July 1659 – 19 January 1726), also known as Franz Beer von Blaichten, was an Austrian architect during the Baroque period, mainly working on church buildings at monasteries in southern Germany, chiefly in Upper Swabia, and Switzerland. His son also was an architect. Born in Au im Bregenzerwald in Vorarlberg, Beer was apprenticed to . His first major project was the monastery church at Marchtal Abbey near Obermarchtal which he completed after the death of Thumb in 1690, together with the latter's son, , also an architect. He also had the churches at Rheinau Abbey and the monastery of , both in Switzerland, built. Amongst other projects, he was involved in the construction of the churches at Weingarten Abbey, which started in 1717, and Weissenau Abbey from 1717 until 1724. Together with Michael Thumb, Christian Thumb and , he was one of the main representatives of the so-called Vorarlberg school of architecture, which continued the Roman Baroque ideal of long edifices with galleries and mainly two bell towers. In 1722, he was ennobled and took the name Franz Beer, Edler von Blaichten. He died in the Austrian town of Bezau. (en)
- Franz Beer, élevé par l'empereur à la noblesse le 31 janvier 1722 avec le titre de Franz Beer, gentilhomme von Bleichten (né le 1er avril 1660 à Au (Vorarlberg) ; † le 21 janvier 1726 à Bezau), est un architecte baroque et maître d'œuvre autrichien, surtout connu pour ses nombreuses réhabilitations d'abbayes en Allemagne méridionale et en Suisse. (fr)
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