Carl Ludwig Wimmel (23 January 1786 – 16 February 1845) was a German architect and Hamburg's first building director.[1] His classicist buildings had a decisive influence on the cityscape of Hamburg in the 19th century; his best-known surviving buildings include the Hamburg Stock Exchange and the hospital in St. Georg.
- ^ "Wie aus einem Feuer das moderne Hamburg erwuchs" [How modern Hamburg grew out of a fire] (in German). 2016-02-27. Retrieved 2019-07-30.