David de Azores

David de Azores was a Portuguese-Neutralstonese architect and town-planner. He was closely involved with the Provincial Government of British Neutralston and helped plan many towns within Neutralston as well design many Government buildings such as Tezzaburg Town Hall.
Early Years
David de Azores was born David Mercia Jose de Azores in Funchal, Madeira in 1812 to a Portuguese Father and Neutralstonese Mother. He spent much of childhood working on his Father's farm gathering food and crops to sell within the outskirts of Funchal such as in small villages located in the Mountains of Madeira. His father wanted him to become a farmer later on in life, but David had a massive interest in building structures and designing various buildings for his Father's farm.
Journey into Architecture
In 1829 using money he had received working numerous small jobs within Funchal, David would move to Mainland Portugal to study Architectural Design at the University of Coimbra. After Graduating he would go on to open his own practice in Lisbon, however he would see low traffic from customers. At age 27 he would make the decision to Emigrate to his mother's home country of British Neutralston after receiving Neutralstonese Citizenship despite initial rejection from his father. He would arrive in Port Benedict in 1841 and reopened his Practice within Central Port Benedict. He would receive a-lot of traffic initially due to many businesses and companies wanting building designs. David would design these buildings in a style inspired by British Victorian Style. 
Involvement with the Provincial Government
It wasn't until the 1860s when David de Azores would become involved with the Provincial Government, when in 1856, they approached him with a plan to build a Town Hall in Tezzaburg, they told him to make the Town Hall look as nice as he could. David decided to use his native architecture style and designed Tezzaburg Town Hall in Pombaline style, when he presented the plans to the Provincial Government they were impressed by them and went ahead with the design. By the 1870s, David was appointed as the Government's main Architect as well as being appointed as a Town Planner for British Neutralston.