Anton Eigner

1930–2020 (age 90)

Biography

Anton Eigner was an architect whose work married functional precision with a human touch, shaping environments that welcomed both everyday life and thoughtful reflection. His designs often emphasized clarity of form and respect for context, leaving behind buildings that still speak to his refined sensibility.

Visitors to Weidling Cemetery remember him as a careful creator whose legacy endures in the structures he envisioned and the communities he helped shape.

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