Zdzisław Charmański

Marian Józef Zdzisław Charmański (born August 15, 1859, in Yekaterinoslav, died August 6, 1925, in Vilnius) was a Polish architect, primarily active in Kharkiv.

He was the author of, among others, the Hippodrome in Kharkiv and the Catholic Church of St. Nicholas in Kamianske. His father was Edward Charmański, and his brother was Stanisław Antoni Charmański, both distinguished architects who made significant contributions to Yekaterinoslav.

Biography He was born in Yekaterinoslav into the family of the Polish architect Edward Julian Charmański, originally from the Vilnius Region, who was employed there as the city architect. Zdzisław Charmański received his initial education in Yekaterinoslav and later in Kremenchuk. Zdzisław's younger brother was Stanisław Antoni, head of the construction department in Yekaterinoslav, who died there in 1917. The youngest brother, Anatol, was a lawyer. He was also a member of the Association of Polish Engineers. Charmański died in Vilnius on August 6, 1925, and was buried at the Rasos Cemetery.