Frank Gehry's wonder years

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Frank Gehry does the first draft of every project his firm takes on. He tends toward the modern because he feels that harsh reality makes one want to live in the present and respond to clients. He only designs houses for close friends, sending other requests for houses to Charlie Gwathmey, because of the handholding time involved. Current projects include a commemoration of the potter George Orr, buildings at MIT and Case, and the Walt Disney Concert Hall. He won the Pritzker Prize in 1989.

Personalities, Gehry, Frank

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Rem Koolhaas: reluctant star

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Architect Rem Koolhaas has become hugely popular, despite his efforts to stay out of the fashion limelight. Head of the firm Office for Metropolitan Architecture, Koolhaas was featured in an exhibit at the Museum of Modern Art, New York, NY, has been published in popular magazines as well as art and architecture journals, and has received recent major commissions such as the Congrexpo, Lille, France.

Officials and employees, Koolhaas, Rem, Office for Metropolitan Architecture

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Michael Graves: the prince of Princeton

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Architect Michael Graves, a hero of postmodern classicism, continues to compete for creative and challenging projects. While architectural critics are divided in their praise or criticism of Graves, his style has certainly defined postmodern architecture. Graves has designed a variety of objects, such as the famous Alessi teapot and the architectural series wristwatch.

Innovations, Architectural design, Graves, Michael

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