PHDid you know that the Simonettihaus, named after Swiss artist Giovanni Simonetti, was saved from demolition more than 300 years after it was built?
Giovanni Simonetti (1652 – 4 November 1716) was a Swiss architect and stucco plasterer who worked primarily in Germany. He became court stucco plasterer and master mason in Berlin and later court architect of Anhalt-Zerbst. His major commissions included the Berlin City Palace and Zerbst Palace, as well as churches in Berlin.
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Giovanni Simonetti (1652 – 4 November 1716) was a Swiss architect and stucco plasterer who worked primarily in Germany. He became court stucco plasterer and master mason in Berlin and later court architect of Anhalt-Zerbst. His major commissions included the Berlin City Palace and Zerbst Palace, as well as churches in Berlin.
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