Colonial architecture
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architecture, colonial architecture, Kronfuss, campusAbstract
The author notes that this small work that he is delivering to the public today is the first of a series, that is, the preamble and general considerations about the final documented work, which he will print; all of it taken from the countless plans, reliefs, profiles, etc., etc., that are in his possession and that have been compiled, taking the data and measurements on the works that are preserved healthy at present and that are from the period that concerns us.
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Juan Kronfuss, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba
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Johannes Kronfuss (German: Johannes Kronfuss or Johannes Kronfuß, Hungarian: János Mátyás Kronfuss, Spanish: Juan Kronfuss) (July 19, 1872, Pest, Austro-Hungarian Empire - † May 29, 1944, Córdoba, Argentina) was a German engineer, architect, draftsman, painter, researcher and writer from Hungary, who was also a teacher and civil servant in Germany and Argentina. He arrived in the latter country in 1909 as a result of having won 1st prize in the international competition held by the then Faculty of Exact, Physical and Natural Sciences of the University of Buenos Aires to be in charge of the work of what would be the new headquarters of the Faculty of Engineering of Buenos Aires. Although this work was not built, he embraced the country and developed a prestigious and intense professional, teaching and research work, leaving a great legacy to the nation.
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Johannes Kronfuss. (18 de junio de 2023). En Wikipedia. https://es.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Johannes_Kronfuss&oldid=151917443
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