The document lists famous architects and their notable buildings and philosophies. It provides sayings and philosophies from architects like Louis Sullivan ("Form follows function"), Frank Lloyd Wright ("Form and function as one"), and Le Corbusier ("A house is a machine to live in"). It also lists important works from architects like Frank Gehry, Renzo Piano, Norman Foster, Zaha Hadid, and others.
The document lists famous architects and their notable buildings and philosophies. It provides sayings and philosophies from architects like Louis Sullivan ("Form follows function"), Frank Lloyd Wright ("Form and function as one"), and Le Corbusier ("A house is a machine to live in"). It also lists important works from architects like Frank Gehry, Renzo Piano, Norman Foster, Zaha Hadid, and others.
The document lists famous architects and their notable buildings and philosophies. It provides sayings and philosophies from architects like Louis Sullivan ("Form follows function"), Frank Lloyd Wright ("Form and function as one"), and Le Corbusier ("A house is a machine to live in"). It also lists important works from architects like Frank Gehry, Renzo Piano, Norman Foster, Zaha Hadid, and others.
The document lists famous architects and their notable buildings and philosophies. It provides sayings and philosophies from architects like Louis Sullivan ("Form follows function"), Frank Lloyd Wright ("Form and function as one"), and Le Corbusier ("A house is a machine to live in"). It also lists important works from architects like Frank Gehry, Renzo Piano, Norman Foster, Zaha Hadid, and others.
FAMOUS DICTRUM/ PHILOSOPHIES/ SAYINGS Louis Sullivan
“ Father of Modern Architecture”
“Form follows function”
Frank Lloyd Wright
“Form and function as one”
“ The bldg. must not only be on the ground
but off the ground”
"Less is more only when more is too much“
“A house must not be on fill but of a hill”
Frank Lloyd Wright
An Architect that recognized in 1991 by the
American Institute of Architects as "the greatest American architect of all time" Antonio Gaudi
“Form does not necessarily follow function”
“ straight line belongs to man & the
curved line belongs to God” Walter Gropius
“The ultimate goal of the new architecture was
the composite but inseparable work of an art, in which the old dividing line between monumental and decorative elements will have disappeared forever.”
“Art and Architecture, the new unity”
Le corbusier (Charles-Édouard Jeanneret )
“Cube within a cube”
“a house is a machine to live in”
“the exterior of a building is a result of the
interior” Louis Kahn “Create buildings and environment automobile- servant of man” “A house is a house”
Robert Maillart “A bridge is like a house”
Ludwig Mies Van de Rohe
“Less is more” Robert Venturi “Less is bore”
Eero Saarinen “Function influence but does not dictate form”
Kenzo Tange “Modern architecture need not to be Western” Daniel Burnham “make no little plans, they have no magic to stir man’s blood”
Michael Graves “Design as if you were a child”
Marcel Breuer “ Father of furniture Architecture ” Benjamin Latrobe “ A bldg. is the combination of different geometric figures.”
Kenzo Tange “ Modern Architecture need not be Western.”
Lao Tze “The reality of the building does not consist in the roof and walls, but in the space within to be lived in.”
Adolf Loos “Ornament is a Crime” Ieoh Ming Pei United States - Bank of China - The Louvre - Boston City Hall - Christian Science Center, Boston - East Wing National Gallery, Wash.D.C. - Everson Museum of Art, New York - Hancock Place, Boston - Javits Convention Center, New York - Johnson Museum of Art, New York - Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Ohio - National Center for Atmospheric Research, Colorado Richard Meier United States - Frankfurt Museum for Decorative Arts, Germany - Canal+ Television Headquarters, Paris - Hartford Seminary, Connecticut - Atheneun New Harmony, Indiana - Bronx Developmental Center, New York - Getty Center, Los Angeles, California. - High Museum of Art, Atlanta Kenzo Tange Japan - Ichinomiya Rowhouses, Japan - Kurashiki City Hall, Japan - Nichinan Cultural Center, Japan - Hiroshima Peace Center, Japan - OUB Building, Singapore - Small Olympic Arena, Tokyo -Sogestsu Art Center, Tokyo - Shinjuku City Hall, Tokyo Frank O. Gehry United States - Guggenheim Museum, Spain - Loyola Law School Los Angeles - California Aerospace Museum (1982- 1984),Los Angeles - University of Toledo Art Museum, Ohio (1990-1992) - Vitra Design Museum (1990) Weil am Rhein, Germany, Robert Venturi United States - Vanna Venturi House, Pennsylvania - Guild House (an apartment building for the elderly built in 1965) - Allen Art Museum Addition, Ohio - Brant House, Connecticut - Gordon Wu Hall, Princeton, Connecticut - Tucker House at Mount Kisco, New York - Trubek House, Massachussets Tadao Ando Japan - Rokko Housing One, Kobe,Japan - Japanese Pavilion for Expo ’92, Spain - Azuma House - Ishihara House, Osaka - Church of Light - Church on the Water - Children’s Museum, Himeji - Naoshima Contemporary Art Museum Renzo Piano, Italy - Centre Pompidou, Paris - Kansai Airport Terminal, Osaka, Japan - Menil Collection, Houston, Texas - UNESCO Laboratory and Workshop (also referred to as the Renzo Piano Building Workshop) -National Center for Science and Technology in Amsterdam -Mercedes Benz Design Center, in Stuttgart, Germany -Thompson Optronics Factory, Paris -Rue de Meaux Housing in Paris -Bercy 2 Shopping Center in Charenton le Pont (Paris) -San Nicola Stadium in Bari, Italy -Lingotto Factory Conversion Sir Norman Foster United Kingdom
- St. Mary Axe
- Reichstag - London City Hall - Millenium Bridge - HSBC Building JørnUtzon Denmark - Sydney Opera House - Fredensborg Housing Estate (195962) Denmark - Kingo Housing Estate (1956-58), Denmark - Bagsvaerdi Church (1973-76), Denmark - Skagen Nature Center (2001), Denmatk Zaha Hadid United Kingdom
- Richard and Lois Rosenthal
- Center for Contemporary Art Cincinnati, Ohio - Price Tower Arts Center Bartlesville, Oklahoma - BMW in Leipzig - Guggenheim Museum for Taichung, Taiwan
