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Paul Wallot
b. Frankfurt-am-Main, 1841;
d. Langenschwalbach, 1912.
Late c19 German architect, who is best known for the Reichstag in Berlin. Wallot studied architecture in Berlin under two influential Prussian famous architects and academics, Richard Lucae and Martin Gropius. The latter was professor at the Bauakademie and director of the Kunstschule. The prevailing architectural climate of the [...]