Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Alberty A. Robin was an American construction entrepreneur and philanthropist in Chicago, Illinois, United States. He was born in 1912 in Chicago and he died in 2007 in Palm Springs, California.Robin grew up in Chicago and graduated from Roosevelt High School. He initially entered the shoe business with his father who developed the trade in his native Russia.He operated a construction company whose first contract at its beginnings in the mid-1930s for $125 for a fence job. The firm progressed to handle fire reparis and remodeling jobs during the 1940s. It then went onto build apartment buildings, shopping centers and department stores. Noted structures include Imperial Towers. His business is continued by his son, Richard."@en }
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- Albert_Robin abstract "Alberty A. Robin was an American construction entrepreneur and philanthropist in Chicago, Illinois, United States. He was born in 1912 in Chicago and he died in 2007 in Palm Springs, California.Robin grew up in Chicago and graduated from Roosevelt High School. He initially entered the shoe business with his father who developed the trade in his native Russia.He operated a construction company whose first contract at its beginnings in the mid-1930s for $125 for a fence job. The firm progressed to handle fire reparis and remodeling jobs during the 1940s. It then went onto build apartment buildings, shopping centers and department stores. Noted structures include Imperial Towers. His business is continued by his son, Richard.".
- Q17015752 abstract "Alberty A. Robin was an American construction entrepreneur and philanthropist in Chicago, Illinois, United States. He was born in 1912 in Chicago and he died in 2007 in Palm Springs, California.Robin grew up in Chicago and graduated from Roosevelt High School. He initially entered the shoe business with his father who developed the trade in his native Russia.He operated a construction company whose first contract at its beginnings in the mid-1930s for $125 for a fence job. The firm progressed to handle fire reparis and remodeling jobs during the 1940s. It then went onto build apartment buildings, shopping centers and department stores. Noted structures include Imperial Towers. His business is continued by his son, Richard.".