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30 Most Famous Architects Around the World
World Famous Architects
Here is an introduction to the most famous architects creating great architecture globally.
1. Konstantin Melnikov 1890 - 1974
Konstantin Melnikov was a Russian architect influenced by constructivist architecture. Konstantin Stepanovich Melnikov was born on 3rd August 1890 in Moscow, Russia. He studied at the Moscow School of Painting, Sculpture & Architecture, Russia. He created the design for Melnikov House, the cylindrical house in Moscow from 1927 to 1929. His other noted projects are Rusakov Workers’ Club, Moscow; Exposition Internationale des Arts Decoratifs et Industriels Modernes Russian pavilion, Paris; Kauchuk Club; Gosplan Garage; Svoboda Factory Club and others. He died on 28th November 1974 in Moscow, Russia.
2. Moisei Ginzburg 1892 - 1946
Moisei Ginzburg was a Soviet architect influenced by constructivist architecture. Moisei Yakovlevich Ginzburg was born on 4th June, 1892, in Minsk, Belarus. He studied at the Milano Academy in 1914. He further studied at the Riga Technical University in 1917. His noted projects are the Narkomfin Building, Moscow, Russia; and others. Moisei Ginzburg died on 7th January 1946 in Moscow, Russia at the age of 53.
3. Luis Barragan 1902 - • Compiled by Simerg BACKGROUND The creation of the Aga Khan Award for Architecture was first announced by His Highness the Aga Khan, the 49th and current Ismaili Imam, during his visit to Pakistan in 1976, at a joint meeting of the Karachi-Hyderabad Rotary Clubs. During the visit the Aga Khan also spoke at other functions concerning the state of Islamic architecture as well as urged the encouragement for the pursuit of arts in the country. In comments made at a luncheon function organized the National Council of Culture and Arts at the Beach Luxury Hotel, Karachi, on February 24, 1976, the Aga Khan said: “No art form in the Muslim World has suffered from the insidious influence of alien cultures as much as architecture. Yet it was only a few hundred years ago – a fragment of time in the great span of human history – that architecture became the greatest of Islamic cultural art forms. I fear the day when Islam will be our faith yet its outward manifestation in the buildings we work and live in, the paintings and works of art we behold and the music we listen to will be dominated by foreign cultures which have their roots neither in our spiritual beliefs nor in our great artistic heritage. Simerg – Insights from Around the World