Alexander Georgiev Barov ( Bulgarian: Александър Георгиев Баров) (1931 in Razlog – 1999) was an eminent Bulgarian architect.[ citation needed]
Principal works
- National Palace of Culture, Sofia (1978) [1]
- Universiada Hall, Sofia (1961) [2]
- Accra Sports Stadium, Ghana (1961)
- Bulgarian Embassy in Moscow (1977)
- City Hall, Ruse [3]
- Boyana Residence (1974)—the former prime-ministerial residence in Sofia, which is now Bulgaria's National Historical Museum [3]
References
- ^ National Palace of Culture (NDK) at Sofia Guide
- ^ About Universiada Hall, at universiada-bg.com
- ^ a b City Hall, Ruse, Bulgaria at Flickr.com (See other views of this building). Retrieved 7 July 2014
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Alexander Georgiev Barov ( Bulgarian: Александър Георгиев Баров) (1931 in Razlog – 1999) was an eminent Bulgarian architect.[ citation needed]
Principal works
- National Palace of Culture, Sofia (1978) [1]
- Universiada Hall, Sofia (1961) [2]
- Accra Sports Stadium, Ghana (1961)
- Bulgarian Embassy in Moscow (1977)
- City Hall, Ruse [3]
- Boyana Residence (1974)—the former prime-ministerial residence in Sofia, which is now Bulgaria's National Historical Museum [3]
References
- ^ National Palace of Culture (NDK) at Sofia Guide
- ^ About Universiada Hall, at universiada-bg.com
- ^ a b City Hall, Ruse, Bulgaria at Flickr.com (See other views of this building). Retrieved 7 July 2014
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