Margaret Hayrapetyan
Margarit Vahagni Hayrapetyan (27 November 1923 – 2 August 2004) was Armenian architect. She became a member of the Armenian Union of Architects in 1953 and was awarded the title Honored Architect of the Armenian SSR in 1971.
Margaret Hayrapetyan
- Birth Name
- Margarit Vahagni Hayrapetyan
- Born
- 27 November 1923
- Birthplace
- Batumi, GSSR, TSFSR, Soviet Union
- Died
- 2 August 2004
- Place of death
- Yerevan, Armenia
- Occupation
- architect
- Nationality
- Armenia
- Education
- National Polytechnic University of Armenia
- Known for
- Circular Park · Tumanyan Park
- Honours
- Honored Architect of the Armenian SSR · Medal For Labour Valour
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Margarit Vahagni Hayrapetyan (27 November 1923 – 2 August 2004) was Armenian architect. She became a member of the Armenian Union of Architects in 1953 and was awarded the title Honored Architect of the Armenian SSR in 1971.
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Margaret Hayrapetyan (1923–2004) was an architect and a national of Armenia. Born in Batumi, the architect died in Yerevan.
Margaret Hayrapetyan studied at National Polytechnic University of Armenia. The architect worked for Yerevannakhagits and was a member of Armenian Union of Architects.
Works include Circular Park and Tumanyan Park. Margaret Hayrapetyan received Honored Architect of the Armenian SSR.
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Margaret Hayrapetyan studied at National Polytechnic University of Armenia. Employment is recorded with Yerevannakhagits. Works named in the authority record are Circular Park and Tumanyan Park. Distinctions recorded are Honored Architect of the Armenian SSR and Medal "For Labour Valour".
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• Birth Name — Margarit Vahagni Hayrapetyan • Born — 27 November 1923 • Birthplace — Batumi, GSSR, TSFSR, Soviet Union • Died — 2 August 2004 • Place of death — Yerevan, Armenia • Other Names — Margarit Hayrapetyan • Occupation — architect • Notable Works — Hovhannes Tumanyan Puppet Theatre of Yerevan
Biography
Biography
Margarit Hayrapetyan was born on 27 November 1923 in Batumi. In 1949, she graduated from the Yerevan Polytechnic Institute. From 1963 to 1983, she worked at the Yerevan Project Institute; from 1983 to 1988, at the Yerevan branch of the Moscow Soyuzsportproekt Institute. • Illustration — The building of the Yerevan Puppet Theater • Illustration — Tumanyan Park in Yerevan
Famous Works
Famous Works
• Yerevan Puppet Theater building - 1968, theater interior - 1975 • Residential building next to the Yerevan Puppet Theater on Sayat-Nova Avenue • The first section of the circular park was completed in 1963, and the fourth section of the Circular Park in 1968 • Tumanyan Park and a decorative fountain there, 1981 • The Hrazdan River Coastal Swimming Pool Complex • Technical Project of the Kond Microdistrict, 1975–1980 • Sports facilities in Tsaghkadzor, Artashat, Bakuriani • A swimming pool complex on the banks of the Hrazdan River in Yerevan • Water sports complex in Artashat • Water sports complex in Gali • Leninakan Puppet Theater Project
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1923
Margaret Hayrapetyan was born on 27 November 1923.
2004
Margaret Hayrapetyan died on 2 August 2004.
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• Honored Architect of the Armenian SSR (1971) • Lieutenant of the All-Union Competition "Best Building of the Year", 1985
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- 1.Указ Президиума Верховного Совета Армянской ССР о присвоении группе apхитекторов республики почетного звания заслуженного архитектора Армянской ССР. Vedomosti Verkhovnogo Soveta Armyanskoy Sovetskoy Sotsialisticheskoy Respubliki. 20. 15 November 1971.
- 2.Who's Who: Armenians: Biographical Encyclopedia, Volume One, Yerevan, 2005.
- 3.Hayrapetyan Margarit Vahagni — Hayazg. am.hayazg.info.
- 4.Margarit Hayrapetyan. urbanista.am.
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