Hans Roth
Illustration — Tribute to the Swiss architect in the Hall that bears his name at the Mission Museum of Concepción, Bolivia Hans Roth (July 26, 1934 – August 16, 1999) was a Swiss architect known for his extensive restoration work on the Jesuit mission churches in the Chiquitos region of Bolivia. Hans Roth was born in Zürich, Switzerland in 1934. He pursued his studies in architecture.
Hans Roth
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- Born
- 1934 · Zurich.
- Died
- 1999 · Rankweil.
- Nationality
- Switzerland
- Occupation
- architect · theologian
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Illustration — Tribute to the Swiss architect in the Hall that bears his name at the Mission Museum of Concepción, Bolivia Hans Roth (July 26, 1934 – August 16, 1999) was a Swiss architect known for his extensive restoration work on the Jesuit mission churches in the Chiquitos region of Bolivia. Hans Roth was born in Zürich, Switzerland in 1934. He pursued his studies in architecture.
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In 1972, Roth embarked on what was initially a six-month project to restore the Jesuit mission churches in Chiquitos. This project ultimately spanned nearly three decades, ending with his death in 1999.
Hans Roth is recorded with the occupation theologian. Recorded as a citizen of Switzerland.
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1934
Hans Roth was born on 26 July 1934.
1999
Hans Roth died on 16 August 1999.
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- 1."Los grandes hombres quedan detrás de las obras".
- 2.Hans Roth.
- 3.Hans Roth Merz (1934-1999), sur les traces de Martin Schmid.
- 4.Hans Roth, un emblema de las reducciones jesuíticas de Chiquitos.
- 5.La Ruta Hans Roth.
- 6.El Festival Misional de Chiquitos galardonó a su gestor Marcelo Araúz Lavadenz – Sol de Pando Diario Digital.
- 7.Chochis, un pueblo sagrado.
- 8.7.- Un templo atípico en Chochís.
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