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Lyndon was the last surviving member of MLTW, which gained recognition following the 1965 completion of Condominium One at the famed Sea Ranch in Sonoma County.

The architect was the last surviving founding partner of Beyer Blinder Belle, a firm that has left its imprint on countless New York City landmarks.

RECORD looks back at our tributes remembering the architects, educators, advocates, and innovators who died this year.

Born in Toronto and based in Los Angeles, Gehry was arguably the most famous architect since Frank Lloyd Wright.

A tireless champion of New York City, the founder of Robert A.M. Stern Architects died on November 27 following a respiratory illness.

Best known for designing London’s 1990s-era SIS Building and Embankment Place, Farrell’s death follows the recent passing of his former partner, Nicholas Grimshaw.

The Oberlander Prize–winning founder of celebrated Beijing practice Turenscape and originator of the revolutionary ‘sponge cities’ concept was 62.

The RIBA Gold Medalist founded his namesake, now-global London firm in 1980.

Working extensively in Southern California and beyond, Naidorf is best known for the landmark circular office tower, the first of its kind when completed in 1956.

Best known for designing the Monterey Bay Aquarium and academic buildings across California, the San Francisco–based architect died earlier this summer at the age of 90.