swap_horiz Robert Venturi Alternatives

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Louis Kahn

Louis Kahn was an Estonian-born American architect noted for monumental modern works such as the Salk Institute in Calif...

American Modernist 20TH Century Monumental

9.4 Excellent

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Arata Isozaki

Arata Isozaki was a Japanese architect whose global postmodern work included MOCA Los Angeles; he won the 2019 Pritzker...

Cultural Japanese 20TH Century Postmodern

9.2 Excellent

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James Stirling

James Stirling was a British architect noted for bold modern and postmodern works, including the Neue Staatsgalerie in S...

High Tech 20TH Century British Postmodern

8.9 Great

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Aldo Rossi

Aldo Rossi was an Italian architect and theorist whose 1966 book The Architecture of the City influenced neo-rationalist...

Italian Theory Postmodern Rationalist

8.7 Great

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Paul Rudolph

Paul Rudolph was an American modernist architect known for complex concrete buildings, notably Yale's Art and Architectu...

American Education 20TH Century Brutalist

8.6 Great

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Gordon Bunshaft

Gordon Bunshaft was an American SOM architect and 1988 Pritzker laureate, noted for Lever House in New York and Yale's B...

American Corporate Modernist 20TH Century

8.6 Great

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Fay Jones

Fay Jones was an American architect and Frank Lloyd Wright apprentice, noted for Thorncrown Chapel in Arkansas, built in...

Organic American Wood 20TH Century

8.4 Great

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John Lautner

John Lautner was an American architect and Frank Lloyd Wright apprentice, noted for experimental Los Angeles houses such...

Organic American California 20TH Century

8.4 Great

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Hans Hollein

Hans Hollein was an Austrian architect and designer, winner of the 1985 Pritzker Prize and noted for Vienna's Haas House...

Austrian Design 20TH Century Postmodern

8.4 Great

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Denise Scott Brown

Denise Scott Brown is a Zambian-born architect and planner whose 1972 book Learning from Las Vegas helped redirect postm...

American Theory Planning Postmodern

8.3 Great

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Peter Eisenman

Peter Eisenman is an American architect and theorist associated with deconstructivism, including Berlin's 2005 Memorial...

American Contemporary Academic Theory

8.2 Great

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Paul Revere Williams

Paul Revere Williams was a Los Angeles architect, first Black AIA member in 1923 and posthumous recipient of the AIA Gol...

American Commercial 20TH Century Residential

8.2 Great

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Charles Moore

Charles Moore was an American architect whose Piazza d'Italia in New Orleans, completed in 1978, became a landmark of po...

American 20TH Century Residential Postmodern

8.0 Great

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Claude Parent

Claude Parent was a French architect and theorist, known for the 1960s oblique function concept developed with Paul Viri...

French Theory 20TH Century Brutalist

8.0 Great

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Philip Johnson

Philip Johnson was an American architect and curator whose 1949 Glass House in Connecticut became a key icon of Internat...

American Glass Modernist 20TH Century

7.9 Good

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Pierre Koenig

Pierre Koenig was an American modernist architect known for steel houses in Los Angeles, especially Case Study House 22,...

American Modernist 20TH Century Steel

7.8 Good

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Ricardo Bofill

Ricardo Bofill was a Spanish architect whose Taller de Arquitectura produced postmodern works such as Les Espaces d'Abra...

Spanish 20TH Century Monumental Postmodern

7.8 Good

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Craig Ellwood

Craig Ellwood was a Los Angeles modernist designer known for steel-and-glass Case Study Houses, including Case Study Hou...

American California Modernist 20TH Century

7.6 Good

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Bruce Graham

Bruce Graham was a Colombian-born American architect at SOM, noted for Chicago's John Hancock Center and Willis Tower, o...

American 20TH Century Structural Skyscraper

7.6 Good

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Natalie de Blois

Natalie de Blois was an American architect at SOM, noted for major corporate projects including Lever House, the Pepsi-C...

American Corporate Modernist 20TH Century

7.5 Good