Architecture
Discover the renowned architects who have shaped our built environment. Explore the famous individuals behind iconic structures and design innovations, each leaving an indelible mark on the world of architecture.
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Gotfrid Zemper
GermanyGerman architect and art theorist
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Galina Morgun
TurkmenistanArchitect
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Zivyar Ahmedbekov
AzerbaijanThe first Azerbaijani architect with higher education
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Buckminster Fuller
USAAmerican architect, systems analysis theorist, author, designer, inventor and futurist
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Baltasar Neumann
GermanyGerman architect
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Julijusz Klos
PolandPolish architect, architectural historian, professor at Stefan Batory University
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Alexander Parchevskiy
PolandPolish architect and engineer
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Francesco Borromini
ItalyItalian architect
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Marcus Vitruvius Pollio
Roman architect, engineer, architectural theorist of the second half
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Eugene Viollet-le-Duc
FranceFrench architect, restorer, art critic and architectural historian
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Hans Scharoun
GermanyGerman architect.
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Charles Cameron
Great BritainA major architect, the founder of Russian classicism in architecture
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Bruno Taut
GermanyGerman architect and urban planner
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Jan Kotera
Czech architect, designer and graphic artist
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Yulian Zakharevich
UkrainePolish architect of Armenian origin
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August Sicard von Sicardsburg
AustriaAustrian architect
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Berend Boeyinga
NetherlandsA Dutch architect, known for his church buildings, a representative of the so-called "Amsterdam School".
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Jan Zawaysky
PolandPolish architect
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Emmanuelle Vaugier
CanadaCanadian actress.
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Marcel Breuer
USAAmerican architect and furniture designer
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Robert Johann Koldewey
GermanyGerman architect and archaeologist
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Donato Bramante
ItalyItalian architect
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Nikolay Krasko
UkraineArchitect
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Albert Speer
GermanyHitler's court architect.
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Christopher Alexander
USAAmerican architect and designer originally from Austria
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Sicheng Liang
ChinaChinese architect, historian of Chinese architecture.
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Jacques Germain Soufflot
FranceFrench architect
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Vladimir Shervinskiy
LatviaRussian architect of pre-war and Soviet Latvia
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Robert Adam
Great BritainScottish architect
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Agon
UkrainePop group
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Ed Tuttle
USAAmerican architect and interior designer
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Kenzo Tange
JapanJapanese architect
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Vladimir Savosin
RussiaArchitect
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Eizens Laube
USALatvian architect
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Emile Andre
FranceFrench architect, designer
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Andrea Palladio
ItalyItalian architect of the late Renaissance.
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Charles Barry
Great BritainEnglish architect
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Antonio Gaudi
SpainFamous Architect
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Valeriy Godiuna
AustriaArchitect
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Imre Steindl
HungaryHungarian architect
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Carl Langhans
GermanyPrussian architect and builder.
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Santiago Calatrava
SpainSpanish architect and sculptor
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Yakov Dubinskiy
A hereditary caretaker of the Kyrk-Er fortress, who lived there for 40 years, and the founder of the cave cities museum.
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Robert Mills
USAAmerican architect and engineer, one of the first professional architects in the United States.
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Philip Johnson
USAOne of the most outstanding architects, the first winner of the Pritzker Architecture Prize
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Alvar Aalto
FinlandFinnish architect
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Finley Peter Dunne
USAAmerican humorist and publicist
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Sergey Korvin-Krukovsky
Russian architect, writer
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Berndt Ivar Aminoff
FinlandFinnish architect.
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Andrew Jackson Downing
USAAmerican landscape architect and designer
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