Albert Zurabyan

Albert Zurabyan was born in Yerevan, in 1966 he finished National Polytechnic University in Yerevan. Since 1967 works at “Yerevanproject” institute where he is the director of the architecture studio since 1985. Between 1992 to 2002 he was the chairman of the board of the Union of Architects of Armenia, from 1994-1995 Vice President of the International Association of Architectural Unions, 1995-1997 – the Chairman, from 1997 to 1998 the Honorary President. Since 1990 Albert Zurabyan teaches at Yerevan State University of Architecture and Construction. He designed residential houses (1973-1974), complex of the laboratory of the Institute of Physics of YSU in Yerevan (1976, co-author), Varos Shahmuradyan’s tomb (1978), Marshal Baghramyan station of metro of Yerevan (in 1981, co-author), composer Arno Babajanian’s tomb (1984), Armenian Culture Center of Moscow and St. Cross Church (2001-2005), Culture House (2004) and others. In 1987 he became the laureate and gold medal winner of “The best project” during All-Union review. In 2009 received Honorary Architect of Armenia title, in 2015 was awarded with a medal from the Prime Minister of Armenia.