Władysław Sadłowski
Władysław Sadłowski was a renowned Polish architect and a graduate of the Lwów Technical Academy. In 1888, Sadłowski was delegated to design a new railway station for Austrian-ruled Lemberg (Lviv in present day Ukraine).
The final project, prepared in less than a year, encompassed a large, horizontally-oriented main hall, with two large train yards located in the background. The main entrance was topped with a large dome made of bolted steel and stained glass. Both wings of the symmetrical building were constituted by two pavilions, each with a smaller cupola.
Some of his other projects in Lviv include: Industrial School Building (47 Snopkowska Street), 1907–1908,[1] and rebuilding of Baczewski residence, 1908 [2]
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Hulimka family vault in Myców
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1. The Lwów Railway Station of Art Nouveau architecture in former Galicia. Lwów. Dworzec Główny, by Silar 2005.png
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