Tatiana von Preussen
Tatiana von Preussen (born 16 October 1980) is an architect who worked on the construction of the High Line, an elevated linear park, greenway and rail trail in New York. She graduated in architecture from Cambridge University and Columbia University. In 2009 Tatiana von Preussen, Catherine Pease and Jessica Reynolds set up vPPR Architects.
Also recorded as Tatiana Brigid Honor von Preußen · Tatiana Womack · Tatiana Brigid Honor Womack · Tatiana von Preußen
Tatiana von Preussen
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- Born
- 16 October 1980
- Education
- University of Cambridge
- Occupation
- Architect
- Spouse
- Philip Womack
- Nationality
- United Kingdom
- Languages
- English
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Tatiana von Preussen (born 16 October 1980) is an architect who worked on the construction of the High Line, an elevated linear park, greenway and rail trail in New York. She graduated in architecture from Cambridge University and Columbia University. In 2009 Tatiana von Preussen, Catherine Pease and Jessica Reynolds set up vPPR Architects.
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Tatiana von Preussen (born 1980) is an architect, of British nationality. The architect was educated at Columbia Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation and University of Cambridge. Languages used include English.
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They jointly won Emerging Woman Architect of the Year at the Architects' Journal's Women in Architecture Awards in 2015. In 2013 her Otts Yard project, which replaced a derelict workshop with two green roofed houses, won a Royal Institute of British Architects London award and was shortlisted for the Stephen Lawrence Prize.
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• Born — 16 October 1980 • Education — University of Cambridge • Occupation — Architect • Relatives — Prince Frederick of Prussia (grandfather) Lady Brigid Guinness (grandmother) Princess Antonia, Duchess of Wellington (paternal aunt) • Spouse — Philip Womack • Children — 3
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Personal life
Tatiana von Preussen is the daughter of Prince Andreas of Prussia and Alexandra Blahova, and granddaughter of Prince Frederick of Prussia and Lady Brigid Guinness; on 28 June 2014 she married writer and journalist Philip Womack, and lives in London. They have one son, Arthur Frederick Richard Womack von Preussen (born 21 November 2015) and twin girls, Xenia Alexandra Selena Womack von Preussen and Amalia Maria Brigid Womack von Preussen (born 29 August 2020).
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Identity and origins
The authorities additionally record the headings Tatiana Brigid Honor von Preußen, Tatiana Womack, Tatiana Brigid Honor Womack, Tatiana von Preußen and Tatiana Brigid Honor von Preussen. Her recorded language was English. She was the child of Prince Andreas of Prussia and Alexandra Blahova. She married Philip Alan Womack. 3 children are recorded: Arthur Womack von Preußen, Xenia Womack and Amalia Womack.
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1980
Tatiana von Preussen was born on 16 October 1980.
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Tatiana von Preussen is recorded as having studied at University of Cambridge and Columbia Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation.
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- 1.Tatiana von Preussen - Architect London / United Kingdom. Archilovers.
- 2.vPPR. vppr.co.uk.
- 3.Tatiana von Preussen: 'being women has only helped us'. Architects Journal. 2 March 2015.
- 4.Otts Yard London N19. www.themodernhouse.com.
- 5.What to see at this year's Open House London event - DesignCurial. www.designcurial.com.
- 6.vPPR Architects Wins The Architects' Journal's 2015 Emerging Woman Architect of the Year Award. www.architectmagazine.com.
- 7.Looking sharp: three young architects turn a rose-tangled patch of land into award-winning homes. Homes and Property. 2014-07-08.
- 8.Mr P.A. Womack and Princess Tatiana von Preussen - Engagements Announcements - Telegraph Announcements. announcements.telegraph.co.uk.
- 9.Walker, Tim. Jude Law refuses to take selfie with fan. telegraph.co.uk. 2014-05-22.
- 10.Cranleigh Literature Festival. cranleighartscentre.org.
- 11.Womack von Preussen - Births Announcements - Telegraph Announcements.
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