Tomás Aranguren

1828–1900 (age 72)

Biography

Tomás Aranguren (1828–1900) was a respected Spanish architect whose designs and architectural innovations shaped the built environment of nineteenth-century Spain. His career exemplified the principles of architectural excellence and creative vision.

Aranguren's architectural legacy remains visible in Spanish structures and urban landscapes. He was buried in San Isidro Cemetery, a testament to his prominence as a master architect and cultural contributor.

Also buried at San Isidro Cemetery

María Isabel de Narváez y Oliván
1868–1944 (age 76)
San Isidro Cemetery
José Fernández Bremón
1839–1910 (age 71)
San Isidro Cemetery
Petar Dicca
1883–1973 (age 90)
San Isidro Cemetery
Entrepreneur whose business ventures contributed to twentieth-century economic development.
Natalia Argumosa
1826–1850 (age 24)
San Isidro Cemetery
Vicente Genaro de Quesada
1782–1836 (age 54)
San Isidro Cemetery
Vicente Genaro de Quesada was a Spanish military officer active during the late 18th and early 19th centuries.
Fernando Corradi
1808–1885 (age 77)
San Isidro Cemetery
Fernando Corradi was a 19th-century Spanish writer.