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Alexander Vallaury
Alexander Vallaury (1850-1921) was a French-Ottoman architect, who founded architectural education and lectured in the School of Fine Arts in Constantinople (Istanbul), Ottoman Empire.
Biography.
Vallaury was born in 1850 into a Levantine family in Istanbul. His father, Francesco Vallaury, was a renowned pastry chef, highly respected in the court circles. Vallaury's nationality is not definitively known; however, it is assumed that he is of French extraction due to his affinity to French culture.
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History Post-merger / TaeguTec era.
- Feb. 1999: Headquarters moved to Daegu from Seoul
- Apr. 1999: Constructed new Marketing Center
- 1999: Established TaeguTec USA (The present Ingersoll USA - Rockford)
- 1999: Established TaeguTec Germany (The present Ingersoll GMBH - Haiger)
- Mar. 2000: Established TaeguTec cutting tools factory in India
- Jul. 2000: Constructed new R&D Center
- Dec. 2000: Established TaeguTec China in Shanghai
- Mar. 2001: Established TaeguTec Brazil in Sao