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August Klein

Illustration — Vileišis Palace August Klein (1870–1913) was an architect of German origins, born in Poland, who worked in Vilnius. From 1891 to 1896 studied in Saint Petersburg at the Institute of Civil Engineers. In Vilnius, together with Władysław Stypułkowski, he founded the “Construction Office” and a materials warehouse in 1912.

August Klein

Kolonia Montwiłłowska na Łukiszkach. Houses build by August Klein in 1911. Tumo-Vaižganto g., Vilnius

Alma Pater · Self-photographed · CC BY-SA 3.0

Born
1870 · Warsaw Governorate.
Died
1913
Nationality
Russian Empire
Occupation
architect
Movements
eclectic architecture
Education
Saint Petersburg Institute of Civil Engineers
Known for
Vileišis Palace

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Illustration — Vileišis Palace August Klein (1870–1913) was an architect of German origins, born in Poland, who worked in Vilnius. From 1891 to 1896 studied in Saint Petersburg at the Institute of Civil Engineers. In Vilnius, together with Władysław Stypułkowski, he founded the “Construction Office” and a materials warehouse in 1912.

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