Hans Klüppelberg

Hans Klüppelberg (25 May 1904 – 31 May 1962) was a German architect.

Life Klüppelberg was born in 1904 in Moscow during the Czarist era, where his father worked as a civil engineer. In 1910, the family first moved to Remscheid, then to Hanover in 1912. There Hans Klüppelberg attended the until his Abitur in 1922. He then began a commercial apprenticeship, during which a doctor friend discovered Klüppelberg's talent for drawing. Thus, Klüppelberg came into contact with the architect Adolf Falke, who taught him how to draw. During this time, a lifelong fatherly friendship develops between the two men

In 1924, Klüppelberg himself began studying architecture at the University of Hanover, where he completed his main state examination in 1928. He then worked in various architectural offices for several years until - after the seizure of power by the Nazis - he became self-employed in 1934. 1955: Mietswohnhäuser Riepestraße 1 - 8 and Hildesheimer Straße 220/212 (with Gerd Lichtenhahn). with Gerd Lichtenhahn: three-storey commercial building in the . 1956: Unmarried people's home of the Sozialwerk der Bauhandwerker (Social Association of Building Craftsmen), "Haltenhoffstraße 226". Commercial building Jo Schmidt, Kurt-Schumacher-Straße Ecke Goseriede with Gerd Lichtenhahn: Administrative building of the , Volgersweg Ecke Hinüberstraße. 1959: Retirement home Am Mittelfeld 100. different revenue houses and single-family detached homes.