Michelle, Eugen

Eugen Michel was born on February 22, 1873 in Frankenthal (Palatinate); while graduating, he became a member of the Corps Pomerania-Silesia Berlin student fraternity. He wrote and defended his thesis in Berlin - became a candidate of sciences (Doktoringenieur); in 1899, he passed the 2nd state exam for the diploma of a state builder (Regierungsbaumeister) - an analog of an expert in managing public construction.

In 1907, at the Technical University of Hanover, Eugen Michel took up the position of professor of structural analysis (Baustatik) in architecture; since 1921, he also taught room acoustics at the same university. Since 1928, Michelle, together with Friedrich Wilhelm Fischer , headed the Research Center for Church Art and Room Acoustics. In 1927, Michel developed an acoustic project for the Rudolf-Oetker-Halle concert hall in Bielefeld , and in 1929 he designed a large broadcast room in the new broadcast center of the Nordische Rundfunk AG radio station (NORAG) in Hamburg . On May 1, 1933, he became a member of the NSDAP , and on November 11, 1933, he was among the more than 900 scholars and teachers of German universities and universities who signed the " Statement of professors on the support of Adolf Hitler and the National Socialist State ." He died in 1946.

• Die künstlerische Gestaltung von Eisenkonstruktionen. (mit Hermann Jordan) Königliche Akademie des Bauwesens zu Berlin, 1913.
• Hörsamkeit großer Räume. Braunschweig 1921.
• (co-author): Handbuch der Physik, Bd. 8, Akustik. (hrsg. von Ferdinand Trendelenburg) 1927.
• Akustik und Schallschutz im Hochbau. Berlin / Leipzig 1938.
• Geschichte des Brückenbaus. Architektur. Reprint, Zürich 2009.

• Michael Jung: "Voll Begeisterung schlagen unsere Herzen zum Führer." Die Technische Hochschule Hannover und ihre Professoren im Nationalsozialismus. Norderstedt 2013.

• Hans-Ulrich Wagner. Ein Funkhaus für den Norden (Neopr.) . Der NDR (January 8, 2014). The appeal date is May 27, 2018.