Liavon Vitan-Dubiejkawski

(1869–1940) Belarusian architect and poet

Liavon Vitan-Dubiejkawski (Lithuania, 1869–1940) is listed in the catalogue as an architect. By year of birth, Liavon Vitan-Dubiejkawski belongs to the chapter ‘Industrialisation’ in this site’s history of architecture.

Liavon Vitan-Dubiejkawski was born in Dubiejkava and died in Vilnius. Liavon Vitan-Dubiejkawski trained at Saint Petersburg Institute of Civil Engineers and Special School of Architecture. Liavon Vitan-Dubiejkawski worked in Vilnius, Smolensk, Vidzy, and Drysviaty. Liavon Vitan-Dubiejkawski became a member of Comité national biélorusse and Belarusian Scientific Society.

The catalogue has one building by Liavon Vitan-Dubiejkawski. The dated building is from 1896.

Contemporary architects in the same chapter include Antonas Filipovičius-Dubovnikas, Wacław Michniewicz, Bertram Goodhue, Hans Poelzig, and Holger Sinding-Larsen.

• Immaculate Conception Church, Smolensk