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It was declared a national historic landmark in 1997, considered modern novel. Perfect proportions and it's simplicity, considered one of the first most brilliant work of modern architecture by Philip Johnson
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What kind of architect Philip Johnson is?
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In what year was the First monograph in English currated first exhibition of modern architecture?
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Born on July 8,1906-january 25,2005,American architect at Cleveland, Ohio, US
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Year recieved AIA Gold medal of Johnson
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April 26,1917-May 16,2019.Chinese American Architect, New York City US
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Year awaded Pritzker prize of I. M. PEI
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He was awarded in 2010 a Royal Gold Medal, 1797 AIA Gold Medal, Graduated of university of Pennsylvania, Machausetts institute of technology (BSarch). Harvard university (MArch)
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He championed the cause o do modern architecture and then we an t be to design some of his greatest buildings. Also, honred up for 50yrs of imagination and vitality embodied in myriad of museums, theaters, libraries, houses, gardens and corporate structures
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Concern has always been the surroundings in which his building rise.
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He given this century some of its most beautiful interior spaces and exterior forms. And for the past 40yrshe works palaces, government and culture also moderate low income housing. His versality and skill in the use of materials approach the level of poetry
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What year Philip Johnson won pritzker prize?
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"All architecture is shelter, all great architecture is the design of space that contains cuddles, exalts, or stimulates the person in that space"
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He has refused to limit himself to a narrow range of architectural problems
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Large glass and metal structure, main courtyard of the louvre palace surrounded by 3 smaller pyramids. The large pyramid serves as the main entrance of the Louvre Museum. The structure serves as a constant reminder of the Egyptian Antiquities collections and their significance within the museum.
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February 28,1829 Toronto, Ontario. Canadian born American Architect and designer
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Known as the father of postmodernism who rejected sterile, glasscube structuresin favor of exclusive electric style that embraced community values and a touch of vulgarity
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Year kenzo Tañge awarded pritzker prize
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Gehry Year awarded pritzker prize
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"Create buildings and places that engage people, it doesn't mean pandering historical models of the past. Question everything, be curious forever and never forget that life is people. So male buildings for people".
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Born on 1941.Osaka Japan. Master of light. Studied as a boxer and a fighter
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"I believe that architecture is pragmatic art. To become art it must be built on a foundation of necessity"
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Created by frank Gehry and Has been voted as the most important piece of architecture. Created since 1980 completed 1997 and heralded as a signal moment in architectural culture ".
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September 25,1925-september 18,2018.Lived in Philadelphia. An American Architect
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"Architecture should speak of it's time and place , but yearn for timelessness".
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September 6,1928.japanese architect, Tokyo. Known for focusing modernism with japanese architectural traditions. Introduce the concept of oku
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Year Venturi Published his book the complexity and Contradiction in architecture
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September 4,1913-March 22,2005.Japanese architect, Tokyo
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Graduated in university of Tokyo in 1938, Engineering degree 1959.One of the most foremost japanese architect in the decades following world war ll
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Was awarded in 1991 of pritzker prize
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It is modernism with traditional Japanese forms of architecture One of kenzo Tañge famous work
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December 15,1907-December 5,2012.Brazillian Architect, Rio de Janeiro Brazil
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Was awarded in 1988 pritzker price
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Best known for his design of civic buildings of Brasilia a planned city that became Brazil capital in 1960
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"There is a powerful need for symbolism and that means the architecture must have something that appeals to the human hearts"
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"I understand that today some developers are asking architects to design eye-catching iconic buildings, fortunately, I've not that kind of client so far".
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Influence by japanese simplicity, minimalist concrete buildings(haiku effect).
His style characterized by an emphasis on negative space and spatial circulation. Incorporates zen concepts. An almost unheard of honer for self taught architect
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2 known works of Oscar niyemer
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Pritzker prize in 1993 was awarded to(pioneering uses of new materials and fuses the cultures of east and west
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