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Ferdinand Fellner the Elder

Ferdinand Fellner the Elder was an Austrian architect and general contractor (1815–1871). He was born in Vienna.

Also recorded as Ferdinand Fellner, Sr. · Ferdinand Fellner der Ältere · Ferdinand Fellner d. Ä.

Ferdinand Fellner the Elder

Wohn- und Geschäftshaus (1860) von Ferdinand Fellner, An der Hülben 6/Seilerstätte 2, Wien-Innere Stadt

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Born
1815 · Vienna.
Died
1871 · Vienna.
Nationality
Austria
Occupation
architect · general contractor
Fields
architecture · civil engineering · theatre building
Languages
German

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Ferdinand Fellner the Elder was an architect, born on 15 March 1815 in Vienna and died on 25 September 1871 in Vienna.

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