Cesare Lugli

1829–1902 (age 73)

Biography

Cesare Lugli was an engineer whose technical expertise contributed to the infrastructure and development of nineteenth-century Bologna. As an engineer, he participated in the modernization projects that transformed Italian cities during the period following unification.

Lugli's professional life, spanning from 1829 to 1902, encompassed the era of significant technological and infrastructural advancement in Italy. He is commemorated at the Certosa di Bologna, where he rests among other distinguished contributors to Bolognese society.

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