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Alexandre Perregaux (1 April 1749 – 21 May 1808) was a Swiss architect, goldsmith, and ivory carver. He is best known for his design of government buildings for the canton of Vaud, in Switzerland.

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rdfs:comment	Alexandre Perregaux (1 April 1749 – 21 May 1808) was a Swiss architect, goldsmith, and ivory carver. He is best known for his design of government buildings for the canton of Vaud, in Switzerland. (en) Alexandre Perregaux, né Jean-Alexandre à Lausanne en 1749 et mort ibidem le 21 mai 1808, est un orfèvre et un architecte suisse. (fr)
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