Alexander Bernardazzi

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Alexander Bernardazzi

Alexander (Ossipowitsch) Bernardazzi ( Russian Александр Осипович Бернардацци ; born July 2, 1831 in Pyatigorsk , Russian Empire ; † August 14, 1907 in Fastow , today Ukraine ) was a Russian - Swiss architect who worked mainly in the Russian Empire at that time . He created many well-known buildings, among others in Chișinău , Odessa and Bendery .

job

After completing his architecture studies in Saint Petersburg in 1850 , his work brought him to the Russian governorate of Bessarabia . There he devoted himself to several lavish buildings in the then small town of Chișinău , including the Biserica Sfîntul Pantelemon ( Grecească - the Greek church) and the St. Teodora de la Sihla Cathedral and thus shaped the cityscape to this day.

After 1878, he moved his professional focus to Odessa , where he shaped the cityscape with a large number of buildings. The designs for the Invalidenhaus (1886/87), the new stock exchange (1894/99), the trading house Petrokokino (1895/96), the Hotel Bristol (1898/99) and the medical clinic (1901/04) came from him. The reconstruction of the main train station and the opera also took place under his direction.

family

Alexander Bernardazzi was the son of the Swiss architect and artist family Bernardazzi , who came from Pambio near Lugano in the canton of Ticino ; Parents: Giuseppe Bernardazzi senior and his wife Wilhelmine Dorothea Conradi.

His first marriage to Cristina Frantsevna brought him three children, including the future architect Alexander Bernardazzi Junior . His wife died in Chișinău. With his second wife Julie Bulazel, his son Eugen Bernardazzi was born, who later also started working as an architect.

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