Paul Alexandre

1847–1921 (age 74)

Biography

Paul Alexandre, born in 1847, dedicated his talents as a civil engineer to improving the fabric of Paris through thoughtful planning and careful oversight of the infrastructure that supported daily life.

His meticulous attention to detail and the pride he took in the lasting contributions he made to the city remain a testament to the value of diligent craftsmanship.

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