Architects

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Imre Steindl was a Hungarian architect best known for the Hungarian Parliament Building, a defining landmark of Budapest and one of the major civic buildings in Central Europe.

Ion Mincu was a Romanian architect with a leading role in the development of the Romanian Revival style, and many of his main works are in Bucharest.

Isaac Fola-Alade was a Nigerian architect whose significant buildings include 1004 Housing Estate in Lagos.

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Jan Inge Hovig was a Norwegian architect best known for sculptural civic and religious work, including the Arctic Cathedral in Tromso.

Jean-Francois Zevaco was a French-Moroccan architect and a central figure of Moroccan modernism, known for bold concrete civic and leisure projects.

Joao Luis Carrilho da Graca is a Portuguese architect and teacher whose work spans civic buildings, museums, housing, and carefully framed public landscapes.

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John Scott was a New Zealand architect known for highly distinctive buildings that combined modernist structure with Maori and local cultural references.

Josef Gocar was a Czech architect and urbanist associated with Czech Cubism and the broader foundations of modern architecture in the Czech Republic.

Joze Plecnik was a Slovenian architect whose work in Ljubljana, Prague, and Vienna made public space, bridges, libraries, markets, and embankments central to civic identity.

Juliaan Lampens was a Belgian brutalist architect known for radical exposed-concrete houses and austere ecclesiastical work.

Julio Vilamajo was one of Uruguay’s best known architects, linking local domestic and civic work to international modernist conversations.

Kevin Roche was an Irish-born American architect and Pritzker laureate whose work linked modern corporate and civic architecture with refined spatial order.

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Kunle Adeyemi is a Nigerian architect and urbanist whose work explores water, climate, and rapidly changing urban conditions through NLE.

Lars Sonck was a Finnish architect associated with National Romantic and Nordic Classicist architecture, and one of the major early twentieth-century figures in Finland.

Laurie Baker was a British-born Indian architect whose work in India championed cost-effective, climate-responsive, and materially frugal architecture.

Lev Rudnev was a leading Soviet architect of Stalinist architecture and designed the Palace of Culture and Science in Warsaw.

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Manfred Hermer is associated with Johannesburg high-rise housing, including Ponte City, one of the most recognizable residential towers in Africa.

Marina Tabassum is a Bangladeshi architect and principal of Marina Tabassum Architects, known internationally for Bait Ur Rouf Mosque in Dhaka.

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