Jaroslav Stockar-Bernkopf
*8. 5. 1890 – Doloplazy, Czech Republic
†6. 2. 1977 – Prague, Czech Republic
Biography
Jaroslav František Stockar von Bernkopf studied architecture at the Czech Technical University in Prague (graduated as a Doctor of Technical Sciences in 1916). In 1913, he was appointed as an architect in the court office of Prince Liechtenstein in Vienna. In 1915, he was called up as an engineer to the Ministry of War, initially to the air navigation design department. From 1916, he served as an independent officer in the department of industrial construction control, where he remained until the end of the war. During this service, he continued to hold his civilian position while also working on private architectural projects. In 1919, he settled in Brno as a civilian authorized engineer for architecture and civil engineering. After leaving Brno, he became the director of the technical department of the National Bank in Prague.
Jaroslav František Stockar von Bernkopf studied architecture at the Czech Technical University in Prague (graduated as a Doctor of Technical Sciences in 1916). In 1913, he was appointed as an architect in the court office of Prince Liechtenstein in Vienna. In 1915, he was called up as an engineer to the Ministry of War, initially to the air navigation design department. From 1916, he served as an independent officer in the department of industrial construction control, where he remained until the end of the war. During this service, he continued to hold his civilian position while also working on private architectural projects. In 1919, he settled in Brno as a civilian authorized engineer for architecture and civil engineering. After leaving Brno, he became the director of the technical department of the National Bank in Prague.
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