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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.
At the heart of Yale University’s campus, Robert A.M. Stern Architects turns a Carrère & Hastings building into a 21st-century social and cultural hub.
Pelli, who died on Friday, July 19, at the age of 92, saw architecture less as an outlet for personal expression than as a way to make a mark on cities.
A champion of historic preservation and the father of New Urbanism, the longtime Yale University professor has been called “the most influential architecture teacher ever.”
Walking through Louis Kahn’s Center for British Art—where sunlight streams in from skylights, and concrete, wood, metal, and stone combine in precise yet monumental ways—leaves one yearning for the days when museums, quite honestly, weren’t so sterile.