François-Louis-Édouard Dainville
1823–1897 (age 74)
Biography
François-Louis-Édouard Dainville was a distinguished French architect who contributed to the built environment of nineteenth-century France. His work reflected the architectural tastes and innovations of his era.
Dainville's career as an architect placed him among the professionals who shaped the physical landscape of France during the 1800s. His designs and projects left a lasting mark on French architecture. He was laid to rest at Père Lachaise Cemetery in Paris.