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- Learn about Andres and Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk Duany, the renowned architects who spearheaded New Urbanism movement. Sites feature their company, perspectives, and review of their efforts to revive the traditional neighbourhood design.
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- Find sites for Charles and Ray Eames, the American architects and filmmakers. Sites feature their 9-minute film, architectural theory of Power of 10, completed projects, and their iconic works such as Meyer House, Case Study #8, and Eames House.
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- Learn about Sir Norman Foster, the knighted British architect and his creations such as London City Hall, 30 St. Mary Axe, and Millennium Bridge across River Thames. Sites offer biography, design style, and structures designed by the Pritzker Prize winner architect.
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- Learn about Charles Rennie Mackintosh, the Scottish architect and watercolorist through sites which offer biography, photo gallery, paintings, history, and virtual tour of buildings by the designer considered the main exponent of Art Nouveau in Scotland.
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- Find sites on William A McDonough, the American architect who focuses on designing environmentally sustainable buildings. Sites include bio, architecture, writings, info on the design company, and documentary on the man who aims at eliminating waste.
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- Explore sites for Richard Meier, the American architect and the Pritzker Prize winner known for his use of white. Sites offer profile, speech, photos, monumental works of including the Getty Centre and the Museum of Contemporary Art in Barcelona.
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- Find sites for Renzo Piano, the Pritzker prize winner and designer of London Bridge Tower and other famous monuments. Sites feature biography, project profiles, building workshop for students, career, and works of the Italian master of architecture.
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