Category:Roland Castro (architect)

**Roland Castro**
	French architect and political activist
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Name in native language	Roland Castro;
Date of birth	16 October 1940; Limoges; Roland Joseph Castro
Date of death	9 March 2023; 13th arrondissement of Paris
Place of burial	Père Lachaise Cemetery (44);
Country of citizenship	France;
Educated at	Lycée Condorcet; Beaux-Arts de Paris;
Occupation	politician; architect;
Member of political party	Socialist Party; French Communist Party;
Child	Zazon;
Award received	Knight of the Legion of Honour (1996);
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Français : Roland Castro est un architecte et militant politique français né en 1940 à Limoges. Sa pensée intègre l'aspect politique et citoyen d'une architecture urbaine. Son Mouvement de l'utopie concrète est, selon lui, « une tentative de refonder et rénover la politique autour de valeurs révolutionnaires ». (→Roland Castro (architecte))