Christian Ulrich (27 April 1836 – 22 January 1909), was an

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n- Hungarian architect.Austrian lexicon of architects
/ref> Ulrich gained his reputation with the

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in Budapest. In 1880, he won a contest for the elevator's design and in 1883 the building was completed. Later he moved to Budapest where he designed a factory (''Iparcsarnok'') in the city park, which was built in 1885. Both buildings were demolished shortly after

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. In 1879, Christian Ulrich designed a new facade and lobby for the

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(The Netherlands).

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{{DEFAULTSORT:Ulrich, Christian 1836 births 1909 deaths Architects from Austria-Hungary Architects from the Kingdom of Hungary Teylers Museum