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...o2.es/modules/AMS/print.php?storyid=9 |date=2012-08-01 }}, March 27, 2010 (Spanish)</ref> ...=558&pag=6 ''Palaccio Elissague, Alberto del''], retrieved April 22, 2012 (Spanish)</ref> He was also a student & disciple of [[Gustave Eiffel]]. ...

...won the 1859 municipal contest by city council's decree, but the central [[Spanish government]] in [[Madrid]] favoured Cerdà's over his, and construction sta [[Category:Architects from Barcelona]] ...

...María de Castro''' ([[Estepa]], 24 September 1810 - 2 November 1893) was a Spanish [[architect]], [[engineer]] and [[urban planner]]. He created the plan of t [[Category:19th-century Spanish architects]] ...

| architecture = Late 19th and 20th Century Revivals, [[Mission/Spanish Revival]] ...itects [[Cannon & Fetzer]] in the late 19th and 20th century and [[Mission/Spanish Revival]] style. It was built by the local contractor Dahle & Eccles.<ref n ...

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...athered an extensive collection of memories about painters, sculptors, and architects working in Portugal, which were posthumously published in his book: ...ories, concerning the lives of Portuguese and foreign painters, sculptors, architects and engravers."'', Lisboa, Impr. Victorino Rodrigues da Silva, 1823. ...

...tp://eng.archinform.net/arch/29782.htm?scrwdt=800 Archinform]</ref>) was a Spanish architect and the designer of a number of the most iconic buildings of Mala ...t. Michael's Cemetery (Cementerio de San Miguel) alongside other important architects of Malaga.<ref name="ayc"> ...

{{Short description|Spanish politician and lawyer}} {{family name hatnote|Aguilera|Velasco|lang=Spanish}} ...

...70815095420/http://www.epdlp.com/arquitecto.php?id=18 |date=2007-08-15 }} (Spanish), El Poder de la Palabra, Barcelona / New York.</ref> Boari died in [[Rome] ...ty of Barcelona]], 15 February 2015, vol. XX, nº 1111 [ISSN 1138-9796] (in Spanish). ...

...ina|Mendoza]], and also [[Buenos Aires]] conserved most their historical [[Spanish colonial architecture]] in spite of their urban growth. ...tyle]] can be clearly appreciated in Buenos Aires, in the works of Italian architects such as André Blanqui and Antonio Masella, in the churches of [[San Ignaci ...

{{Short description|Spanish painter (1862–1943)}} ...ís Baixeras i Verdaguer''' (1862–1943) was a [[Realism (arts)|naturalist]] Spanish artist from [[Barcelona]], who specialized in oil on canvas and was noted f ...

...18 July.</ref> – Barcelona 21 February 1897), was a Catalan architect of Spanish nationality. [[Category:Architects from Catalonia]] ...

...ed 1780, steward to [[Lord Uxbridge]] in [[Staffordshire]]), nephew to the architects [[James Wyatt]] and [[Samuel Wyatt]], and cousin to Sir [[Jeffry Wyattville ...er, the ship was [[Anglo-French War (1778–1783)|captured by the French and Spanish fleets]] and returned to England. His second attempt to reach India was suc ...

...bsite=ArchDaily |date=3 November 2020 |access-date=24 April 2023 |language=Spanish}}</ref> ...s great architects |url=https://marcachile.cl/en/life-culture/chiles-great-architects/ |access-date=17 May 2023 |date=3 Aug 2021}}</ref> Puga has won the interna ...

She was one of Scandinavia's earliest female architects, practising in Norway and Sweden from 1898.<ref>{{cite book|url=http://www. When she returned from London, there were few opportunities for architects in Norway. ...

...-entrego/es|publisher=Vivir Asturias|access-date=18 November 2013|language=Spanish|url-status=dead|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140717101451/http ...began in 1945 in the El Entrego valley during the [[autarky]] period. The architects were Francisco de Zuvillaga and Abelardo Suárez Moro. ...

...ar.com}}</ref> The [[Art Deco]] building dates to 1939 and was designed by architects Lizardi & Díaz Diez. ...

...of Francesco Giuseppe, Knight of the [[Order of the Crown of Italy]], the Spanish Order of Isabel the Catholic, and the Order of San Marino.<ref>[https://boo [[Category:19th-century Italian architects]] ...

...as an engineer by [[Juan Larrea (politician)|Juan Larrea]], a prominent [[Spanish Argentine]] merchant with interest in [[Bordeaux]], by request of President [[Category:Architects from Buenos Aires]] ...

...of sources, but many of the city's buildings mostly reflect Texas' [[Spain|Spanish]] and [[Mexico|Mexican]] roots; with some influence from French builders, a ...(town), the ''misión'' was one of the three major agencies employed by the Spanish crown to extend its borders and consolidate its [[Colonialism|colonial]] te ...