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1822 in architecture
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Overview of the events of 1822 in architecture
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The year
1822 in architecture
involved some significant events.
Contents
Buildings and structures
Buildings completed
Awards
Births
Deaths
References
Buildings and structures
See also:
Category:Buildings and structures completed in 1822
Buildings completed
Banqueting Room,
Royal Pavilion
, Brighton, by the architect,
John Nash
The
Yelagin Palace
in
Saint Petersburg
, Russia
Piazza del Popolo
, Rome, by
Giuseppe Valadier
, completed.
Saint David's Building, the original home of
St David's College, Lampeter
,
Wales
, by
Charles Cockerell
.
Reconstruction and new prison buildings at
Chester Castle
, England, by
Thomas Harrison
.
St Pancras New Church
, London, by
William
and
Henry William Inwood
.
Kalupur Swaminarayan Mandir
,
Ahmedabad
,
British Raj
.
Assembly Rooms, Aberdeen
, Scotland, by
Archibald Simpson
.
Second
Chestnut Street Theatre
,
Philadelphia
, United States, by
William Strickland
.
Main building of
Government Palace (Finland)
in
Helsinki Senate Square
, by
Carl Ludvig Engel
.
Façade of
Register House
, Princes Street, Edinburgh, Scotland, by
Robert Reid
.
[
1
]
Reconstruction of
Royal Pavilion
,
Brighton
, England by
John Nash
.
Yelagin Palace
,
Saint Petersburg
, by
Carlo Rossi
.
Cartland Bridge
, Scotland, by Thomas Telford.
[
2
]
Pont de pierre (Bordeaux)
, by Jean-Baptiste Billaudel and Claude Deschamps.
[
3
]
Aban Palace
,
Kumasi
, a project of
Asantehene
Osei Bonsu
.
Awards
Grand Prix de Rome
, architecture:
Émile Gilbert
.
Births
January 9
–
Carol Benesch
, Silesian and Romanian architect (died
1896
)
April 26
–
Frederick Law Olmsted
, American landscape architect (died
1903
)
September 12
–
Philip Charles Hardwick
, English architect (died
1892
)
December 6
–
David Stirling
, Scottish-born Dominion architect for federal works in Nova Scotia (died
1887
)
December –
Frank Wills
, English-born architect working in North America (died
1857
)
Deaths
John Bowden
, Irish ecclesiastical architect
Luigi Rusca
, Swiss architect working in Russia (born
1762
)
References
↑
"History of Edinburgh"
.
Visions of Scotland
. Archived from
the original
on 2015-02-14
. Retrieved
2014-08-08
.
↑
Historic Environment Scotland
.
"Lanark, Lanark Road, Cartland Bridge
(Site no.
NS84SE 71)"
. Retrieved
2025-07-03
.
↑
"Pont de Pierre"
.
Structurae
(in French)
. Retrieved
2015-02-13
.
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