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Luis Crespi

1904 – 1969

Uruguayan architect

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About Luis Crespi

Lived 1904 – 1969 (aged 64–65). Luis Crespi was an Uruguayan architect.

Luis Crespi (Montevideo, 29 January 1904 – 1969) was a Uruguayan architect.

Selected works n/d: Third Church of Christ, Scientist 1934–1939: Yacht Club Uruguayo building (with Jorge Herrán) 1937–1947: National Library of Uruguay building 1938: Crespi Home 1946–1949: Parque Lecocq layout (with Mario Payssé Reyes) 1950 (approx.): Central Cemetery of Montevideo layout

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Birth century
Died
1969, Montevideo
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Education
University of the Republic

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Luis Crespi?

Uruguayan architect

When was Luis Crespi born?

Luis Crespi was born on 29 January 1904 in Montevideo.

When did Luis Crespi die?

Luis Crespi died in 1969 in Montevideo.

What was Luis Crespi's occupation?

Luis Crespi was an architect.

What nationality was Luis Crespi?

Luis Crespi was Uruguayan.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Luis Crespi

· Wikidata: Q124544943

· DBpedia: Luis Crespi

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