Nicolò Pacassi (5 March 1716 – 11 November 1790), also known asNikolaus Pacassi, was anItalian-Austrian architect.^[1] He was born inWiener Neustadt inLower Austria in a family of merchants fromGorizia. In 1753, he was appointed court architect toMaria Theresa of Austria. He was commissioned many works throughout theAustrian Empire, mainly inVienna,Prague,Innsbruck,Buda and his nativeGorizia and Gradisca. He died in Vienna.

• 1743 extension ofSchloss Hetzendorf
• 1745–47 extension ofSchönbrunn Palace includingSchlosstheater Schönbrunn^[2]
• 1749–58Buda Castle
• 1753–54 extension ofSpanish Hall ofPrague Castle
• 1753–75 Royal Palace ofPrague Castle
• 1761–63 Rebuilt theTheater am Kärntnertor, Vienna (illustration)
• 1770 Reconstruction ofPrague's cathedral St Vitus' tower
• 1766 Extension ofBallhausplatz
• Palazzo Attems Petzenstein inGorizia
• 1784Josephinum - designed as the Academy for Military Surgeons, sponsored byEmperor Joseph II^[3]

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