Articles Tagged with ''obituary''

Gunther, who died in May at the age of 65, was an advocate, curator, and executive at major New York City civic, architectural, and preservation organizations.

The founder and longtime leader of Princeton Architectural Press died after a long battle with cancer.

The author of “A Pattern Language” and New Urbanist hero died last week at 85.

A co-founder of HOK and noted expressionist designer, Obata died March 8 at 99.

MASS Design Group worked with Dr. Farmer, a global public heath advocate and a founder of Partners In Health, in his fight for quality healthcare as a basic human right.

Born in 1924 to a Jewish family in northern Serbia, Ferušić enrolled in architecture school less than a year after her liberation from Auschwitz and would become the first female dean at the University of Sarajevo’s architecture school.

Over the course of his six-decade career, the late architect made his mark with dramatic projects around the world, especially in France and his native Spain.

A powerful shaper of 21st century Manhattan, the city planner leaves behind a legacy as an urbanist and an educator.

Pritzker laureate Richard Rogers, known for his passion for cities as well as for his exuberant architecture, is dead at 88.

The Catalan architect who transformed Barcelona dies at 95.