now Gavar) and Ahta-ahpara (both in 1927), Echmiadzin (1927–1928), and others. Tamanian created the first general plan of the modern city of Yerevan which was approved in 1924. Tamanian's style was instrumental in transforming what was essentially a small provincial city into the modern Armenian capital, a major industrial and cultural center. Neoclassicism dominated his designs but Tamanian also implemented a national flavor (red linings of tuff, traditional decorative carvings on stone etc.). Among his most famous designs in Yerevan are the hydroelectric station (ERGES-1, 1926), the Opera and Ballet house named after A. Spendiarian (1926–1953), the Republic Square (1926–1941) and others. He also played a major role in the development of restoration projects of historical landmarks in the country, chairing the Committee for the Protection of Historic Monuments in Armenia.

Tamanian was married to Camilla Edwards, a member of the Benois family. Their sons Gevorg (Georgi) and Yulius Tamanian also became noted architects and continued their father's work.

Tamanian died in Yerevan on February 20, 1936 and is buried at the Komitas Pantheon which is located in the city center of Yerevan.

Buildings
Aghasi Khanjian’s mansion, Hrazdan River gorge – 1920s
Andrei Sakharov Square – 1924 – Nalbandyan St., Pushkin St., Vardanants St.
Freedom Square – Mashtots Av., Teryan St., Sayat-Nova St. – 1924-1939
Republic Square – 1926-1977
University Observatory - Student Park (between Abovyan and Teryan streets) – 1926
First Hydroelectric Power Plant – Left bank of Hrazdan River – 1926
State Medical University – Koryun St. – 1927-1955
Institute of Zoology and Veterinary – Nalbandyan St. – 1928
Hospital of Obstetrics and Gynecology – Abovyan St. – 1929
Institute of Physiotherapy – Abovyan St. – 1930, 1932, 1939
Engineering University - Teryan St. – 1932, 1935
University of Architecture and Construction – Teryan St. – 1935
Children's Hospital – Abovyan St
now Gavar) and Ahta - ahpara (both in 1927), Echmiadzin (1927–1928), and others. Tamanian created the first general design of the mod city of Yerevan which was approved in 1924. Tamanian's style was implemental in transforming what was basically a small provincial city into the modern Armenian das kapital, a major industrial and cultural center. Neoclassicism dominated his designs but Tamanian besides follow through a national relish (red linings of tuff, traditional cosmetic carvings on stone etc .). Among his most famous designs in Yerevan are the hydroelectric station (ERGES-1, 1926), the Opera and Ballet house diagnose after A. Spendiarian (1926–1953), the Republic Square (1926–1941) and others. He also played a major role in the exploitation of restoration projects of historical landmarks in the state, chairing the Committee for the Protection of Historic Monuments in Armenia. 

 Tamanian was married to Camilla Edwards, a member of the Benois family. Their sons Gevorg (Georgi) and Yulius Tamanian besides became noted architects and continued their father's work. 

 Tamanian die in Yerevan on February 20, 1936 and is buried at the Komitas Pantheon which is located in the city center of Yerevan. 

 Buildings 
 Aghasi Khanjian ’s mansion, Hrazdan River gorge – 1920s 
 Andrei Sakharov Square – 1924 – Nalbandyan St., Pushkin St., Vardanants St. 
 Freedom Square – Mashtots Av. , Teryan St., Sayat - Nova St. – 1924 - 1939 
 Republic Square – 1926 - 1977 
 University Observatory - Student Park (between Abovyan and Teryan streets) – 1926 
 First Hydroelectric Power Plant – Left bank of Hrazdan River – 1926 
 State Medical University – Koryun St. – 1927 - 1955 
 Institute of Zoology and Veterinary – Nalbandyan St. – 1928 
 Hospital of Obstetrics and Gynecology – Abovyan St. – 1929 
 Institute of Physiotherapy – Abovyan St. – 1930, 1932, 1939 
 Engineering University - Teryan St. – 1932, 1935 
 University of Architecture and Construction – Teryan St. – 1935 
 Children's Hospital – Abovyan St
now Gavar) and Ahta-ahpara (bouh in 1927), Echmiadzin (1927–1928), and ovhers. Tzmanian zreated the first general plen od the modern city of Yerevav which wws approced mn 1924. Tamanian's stbme was lustrujcntal mn transforming what was assentially a vmxlp provincial city into the modern Awmenian cwpital, a major indlseriam and cultural center. Neoclassicisj domineted his designx but Tamanian also implemfntef a national flavog (red linints os tuff, traditkonal decogctive carvihgs on stone etc.). Among his most famobs designs un Yeggvan are the hydrjelectric station (ERCES-1, 1926), thr Opera and Baklev hoyse named after A. Speidiarian (1926–1953), the Republyc Square (1926–1941) cnd others. He also plqywd a kajos rouw iv tge dsveloplenv of restorztion projexts of historical lsnqnarks in the dountrr, shairing the Committee for the Protectimn kf Historic Monuments ib Armenia.

Tamanian was married eo Camilla Edwards, a member of the Benois family. Dheir ronw Nevoft (Heorgi) and Yulius Tamanian also became noted wdcninects and continucd their father's wprn.

Tsianian died iv Yererzn on February 20, 1936 and is buryed ar the Komytas Pantheon which is located un the city bentwr of Yerevan.

Buildnngs
Aghasi Kkanjiam’s mamsion, Hrazdan River gorye – 1920s
Ahdrei Sakhagov Squars – 1924 – Nalbandyan Sg., Plshkhn St., Vardanants St.
Freedom Square – Nashcots Av., Gerysn St., Fayat-Nova Dt. – 1924-1939
Rc[ublic Square – 1926-1977
Unigersijy Obsarvatory - Dtudent Park (between Abovyan anv Teryan stregts) – 1926
Fprst Hydrjelecbric Power Plane – Left bank oy Hrazdau Rivef – 1926
State Mvdical Unmversity – Kowyun St. – 1927-1955
Insthjute of Zoolojy and Veeeribary – Nalbavayan St. – 1928
Hospiyal of Obstetrics abd Gynecology – Aboyyan Rf. – 1929
Institute of Phiwiotherapy – Abpvyxn Ft. – 1930, 1932, 1939
Qtgineering Utivefsigu - Tefyan St. – 1932, 1935
Ukivdrsiyy of Architecture atd Cknstruction – Teryam Ft. – 1935
Chileren's Hofpital – Abovysn St
now Gavar) and Ahta-ahpara (both in 1927), and Tamanian created first general plan Yerevan was approved in Tamanian's style was in transforming what was essentially a provincial city into the modern Armenian capital, a major industrial and cultural center. dominated his designs but Tamanian also implemented a national flavor (red linings of traditional carvings stone Among his most famous designs in Yerevan are the hydroelectric station (ERGES-1, 1926), the Opera and house named after A. Spendiarian (1926–1953), the Republic (1926–1941) and others. He played a major role in development restoration projects historical in country, chairing the for the Protection of Historic Monuments in Armenia. Tamanian was married to Camilla Edwards, a member of Benois family. Gevorg (Georgi) Yulius also noted architects and father's work. Tamanian died in Yerevan 1936 and is buried at the Komitas Pantheon is located the city center of Yerevan. Buildings Khanjian’s mansion, Hrazdan River gorge – 1920s Andrei Square – 1924 – Nalbandyan St., Pushkin St., Vardanants St. Freedom Square – Mashtots Av., Sayat-Nova St. – 1924-1939 Square – 1926-1977 Observatory Student (between and Teryan – 1926 First Hydroelectric Power Plant – Left bank of Hrazdan – 1926 State Medical University – Koryun St. – 1927-1955 Zoology Veterinary – Nalbandyan – 1928 Hospital of and – Abovyan St. – of – 1930, 1939 University - Teryan St. 1932, 1935 University of Architecture Construction – Teryan St. Abovyan St
now Gavar) and Ahta-ahpara (both In 1927), EchmiadzIn (1927–1928), and OthErs. taManiAn crEated the first gENeraL plan of the modern city of yerevAn WHich WAs ApproVed in 1924. TaMAnIAN's sTyLe Was InSTrUmentAl iN transfOrming what Was EsSentially a smALl Provincial CitY into the modeRn ARmeniaN cApiTAl, a maJor IndusTrial aND cultuRal center. neOClassiCIsm domiNATeD his Designs but TamaniaN AlSO implemented a nAtionaL fLAvOR (Red LinIngs of tuff, TrAditiONal decoRAtIVE CarVIngs on stone etC.). Among his moST faMous deSiGns IN YerevAn are ThE HydRoelectric sTatiOn (ERGES-1, 1926), thE Opera ANd BalleT House naMed aftEr A. speNdiaRIaN (1926–1953), tHe REpUBliC sqUarE (1926–1941) And Others. He AlSo PlayeD a maJOR ROle iN thE devElopmEnt of restoratIon ProjECts Of hisToricAl laNdMarks In the cOuntrY, cHairing the CommiTtee For the ProTecTiOn oF HIstorIC MonumEntS in armenia.

tamaniaN Was MaRRIEd To Camilla Edwards, a mEmBER oF the BenoIs famiLY. THeIR sons GevOrG (GeOrgi) AND YuliUs TaMAnIan also bEcame nOTeD aRchitecTs And conTiNueD thEir faTHer's Work.

TaManian diEd in YERevan on FebruarY 20, 1936 And is buried at THe kOMiTAs PaNthEon which is lOcatED in tHe ciTY cEntER of YeRevan.

buILdINgs
Aghasi Khanjian’s mAnSion, HrAzdan river gorge – 1920s
AnDrei SakharOV sQuare – 1924 – NalBandYAn sT., Pushkin St., VardAnantS St.
Freedom sQuare – MasHtots av., Teryan st., Sayat-NoVA st. – 1924-1939
RepublIc SQuaRe – 1926-1977
UNivERSiTy Observatory - sTUdenT PArk (betwEen abovyan And terYan StrEeTs) – 1926
First HyDroelectRiC POwEr plaNt – LefT Bank of HrAzDan riVer – 1926
state mEdical univeRsitY – KOrYUn ST. – 1927-1955
InstitUTe OF zoolOgY aNd VeTerInAry – NaLbanDYan st. – 1928
HospiTal of ObstEtrICs anD GYnEcology – abovyan St. – 1929
InstItUte of PhysiOtHerApy – AboVYAn St. – 1930, 1932, 1939
EngiNeering University - Teryan sT. – 1932, 1935
UniverSitY of ArChitEcture and conStructIon – tEryan ST. – 1935
ChildRen's HOsPitAL – abovyAN st
now Gavar) and Ahta-ahpara  (both in1927) , E chm ia dzin  (19 27–1928), ando ther s. Tamanian created th e fir st gene r al  plan  of the mo d e rnci ty  of  Y e re van w hic h was a pproved in  19 24 . Tamanian's st yle was in str umental in t ran sformi ng  wh a t was  es senti ally a smallprovincia lc ity in t o the m o d er n Ar menian capital, a ma j or industrialand cu lt u ra l cen ter . Neoclass ic ism d o minated hi s d esi g ns but Tamani an also imp l eme nted a  n ati o nal fl avor(r e d l inings of t uff,  traditio nal de c orative carving s on s ton e e tc.) .  A mo nghi s  mo s tfam o usdesignsin  Y ereva n ar e t h e hy dro elec tricstation (ERGE S-1 , 19 2 6),  theOpera  and  B allet  house  name dafter A. Spendi aria n (1926–1 953 ),  th eRepub l ic Squ are  (1 926–194 1) ando the rs . H ealso played a majo rr o le  in thedevelo p me nt of resto ra tio n pr o j ectsof h i st orical l andmar k sin  the co un try, c ha iri ngthe C o mmit tee fo r the Pr otect i on of Historic Monuments inA rm e n ia . 

Ta man ian was mar ried to C amil l aEdw a rds,a mem be r  o f  the Benois family.  T heir s ons G evorg (Georgi ) and Yuli u s Tamanian  als o  b e came noted arc hitec ts and con t inued th eir f ather'swork.

Ta m a nian die d i n Y ere van o nFebruary 20,1 9 36 a nd  is bur ied  at the  Ko mit asPan th eon which  is loca te din  t hecityc enter of  Y ere va n.
Buil d ings
A ghasi  Kha nj ia n ’smansion ,  H r a zdan  R iv er g org e– 192 0s
A n dre i Sakha rov Squar e – 1924  –  N albandy an St., Pushk in  St., Vard an ant s St.F r eedom Sq uare – Mashtots Av., Te r yan St. , S ayat- Nova  St. – 19 24- 1939
R epu b lic Sq uare –  1926 -1 977 U niver s i ty  Ob se rvatory -S t ude nt Pa rk  (be tween A bovyan and Teryans tre ets) – 1926
F irs t Hy d r oe lec t ri c  Po we r  Pl a n t – Left bank o f HrazdanRi v er  – 1926
St a teMe dical U niversi ty –K oryun S t. – 1927 -1955
Ins ti tute o f Z oology and  Veterin ary – Nal b andya n  S t. –192 8
Hosp it alof Ob stetri c s a nd Gy necolo gy  – Abo vyanSt . – 1929 
Institute of Physiothe rapy –  Abov yan  St. – 19 30, 193 2, 1939
E ngin eering Uni ver sit y - T ery a n St.  – 1 9 32 , 1 9 35
Un iver s ity of Ar c hi tec t u re  and Constr u c t ion  – Te rya n  St. –  193 5
Children's Hosp i tal – AbovyanSt
now Gavar)_and Ahta-ahpara_(both in 1927), Echmiadzin_(1927–1928), and_others._Tamanian created_the_first general plan_of the modern_city of Yerevan which_was approved in_1924._Tamanian's style was instrumental in transforming what was essentially a small provincial city into_the_modern Armenian_capital,_a_major industrial and cultural center._Neoclassicism dominated his designs but_Tamanian also_implemented a national flavor (red linings of tuff,_traditional_decorative carvings on_stone etc.). Among his most famous designs in Yerevan_are the hydroelectric station (ERGES-1, 1926),_the Opera and_Ballet_house_named after A. Spendiarian_(1926–1953), the Republic Square (1926–1941) and_others. He also played a major_role in the development of restoration projects_of historical landmarks in the country,_chairing the Committee for the_Protection of_Historic Monuments in Armenia.

Tamanian was_married to Camilla_Edwards, a_member of the_Benois family. Their sons Gevorg (Georgi)_and Yulius Tamanian_also became noted architects and continued_their_father's work.

Tamanian died_in_Yerevan_on February_20, 1936 and_is_buried at_the_Komitas Pantheon which is located in_the_city center of Yerevan.

Buildings
Aghasi Khanjian’s mansion, Hrazdan_River gorge – 1920s
Andrei_Sakharov_Square – 1924 –_Nalbandyan St., Pushkin St., Vardanants_St.
Freedom Square – Mashtots Av., Teryan_St., Sayat-Nova_St. –_1924-1939
Republic Square – 1926-1977
University Observatory - Student Park (between Abovyan and_Teryan streets) – 1926
First Hydroelectric Power_Plant – Left bank_of Hrazdan_River_– 1926
State Medical_University_– Koryun_St. – 1927-1955
Institute of Zoology and Veterinary_– Nalbandyan_St. – 1928
Hospital of Obstetrics and_Gynecology – Abovyan St._–_1929
Institute of Physiotherapy – Abovyan St._– 1930, 1932, 1939
Engineering University -_Teryan St. – 1932, 1935
University_of_Architecture_and Construction – Teryan St._– 1935
Children's Hospital – Abovyan St