People and visual authors
Architects
Authors whose method shaped the built environment, from the private house to the city.
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Aldo Rossi
Typology, memory and the architecture of the city over time
02Alejandro Aravena
Incompleteness, participation and the architecture of a public resource
03Alvar Aalto
Humanist modernism, wood, light and the architecture of everyday life
04Álvaro Siza
Topography, light and the architecture of precise adjustment
05Arata Isozaki
The ruin, time and the architecture of cultural translation
06Balkrishna Doshi
Climate, community and the architecture of open growth
07Bjarke Ingels
Utopian pragmatism, hybrid typologies and the architecture of useful pleasure
08Charles Correa
Climate, the open sky and the architecture of the Indian city
09David Chipperfield
Precision, reconstruction and the architecture of public continuity
10Eduardo Souto de Moura
Stone, topography, and the architecture of precise resistance
11Eero Saarinen
Architecture of movement, corporate modernism, and expressive structure
12Frank Gehry
Architecture of movement, collage, and digital production
13Frank Lloyd Wright
Organic architecture, the prairie house, and the invention of American space
14Frei Otto
Lightweight structures, natural processes, and the architecture of minimal material
15Fumihiko Maki
Collective form, light, and the architecture of the long-term city
16Geoffrey Bawa
Tropical modernism, landscape and the architecture of sequential experience
17Glenn Murcutt
Climate, light construction and the architecture of attentive presence
18Hans Hollein
Media, the museum and the architecture of total design
19Hassan Fathy
Earth, climate and the architecture of human dignity
20I. M. Pei
Geometry, institutions and the architecture of cultural synthesis
21James Stirling
Fragment, route and the architecture of revisionary modernism
22Jean Nouvel
Context, light and architecture as a unique scenario of place
23Kengo Kuma
The architecture of dissolution, wood, craft and the local material
24Kenzo Tange
Memorial, megastructure and the architecture of postwar Japan
25Kisho Kurokawa
Metabolism, the capsule and the architecture of symbiosis
26Kiyonori Kikutake
The marine city, changeable structure and the architecture of postwar utopia
27Le Corbusier
A machine for living, the city as a system and the architecture of a new age
28Lina Bo Bardi
Everyday life, collectivity and the architecture of open use
29Louis Kahn
Monumentality, light and the architecture of institutions
30Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
Universal space, the steel frame and the discipline of detail
31Luis Barragán
The emotional architecture of colour, silence, garden and light
32Michael Graves
Ornament, mass design and the architecture of accessibility
33Norman Foster
Technology, infrastructure and architecture as a system of efficiency
34Oscar Niemeyer
The curved line, monumental plasticity and the architecture of modernist Brazil
35Peter Zumthor
Material, atmosphere and the architecture of slow perception
36Philip Johnson
Glass, influence and the architecture of cultural power
37Rem Koolhaas
Architecture as the investigation of the city, programme, scale and contemporary power
38Renzo Piano
The lightness of construction, the craft of technology and the architecture of natural light
39Richard Meier
White light, geometry and the architecture of modernist continuity
40Richard Rogers
Architecture of open systems, urban publicness and technological expressiveness
41Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown
Sign, the everyday city and the architecture of complex meaning
42Santiago Calatrava
Movement, structure and the architecture of the engineering image
43Shigeru Ban
Paper structures, humanitarian architecture and the engineering of reuse
44Tadao Ando
Concrete, light, emptiness, and the architecture of inner concentration
45Toyo Ito
Lightness, the medial environment, and the architecture of the changing body
46Zaha Hadid
The architecture of movement, tension and liberated geometry