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Julián Lombana

Julián Lombana Herrera was a Colombian architect, standing out for being one of the architects in charge of the construction of the Casa de Nariño. Lombana was known as the cement surgeon during his career, he intervened in around 28 constructions, including the Cathedral of Our Lady of Lourdes in Bogotá, the Palacio Liévano, the Central Cemetery of Bogotá and the founding building of Bancolombia.

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Julián Lombana

Name
Julián Lombana
Birth Name
Julián Lombana Herrera
Born
1839
Birthplace
Bogotá Province, New Granada
Died
1916
Place of death
Bogotá, Colombia
Nationality
Colombia
Occupation
architect
Languages
Spanish

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Julián Lombana Herrera was a Colombian architect, standing out for being one of the architects in charge of the construction of the Casa de Nariño. Lombana was known as the cement surgeon during his career, he intervened in around 28 constructions, including the Cathedral of Our Lady of Lourdes in Bogotá, the Palacio Liévano, the Central Cemetery of Bogotá and the founding building of Bancolombia.

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