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Architects by City

– Architects by country

– Architects by city – this page

– Architects – alphabetical

World Architects by city

A	Aberdeen Architect	Abu Dhabi Architect	Amsterdam Architect
	Athens Architect	Atlanta Architect
B	Barcelona Architect	Beijing Architect	Berlin Architect
	Birmingham Architect	Boston Architect	Brisbane Architect
	Bristol Architect	Brno Architect
C	Cambridge Architect	Chicago Architect	Cincinnati Architect
	Cologne Architect	Copenhagen Architect
D	Dallas Architect	Delft Architect	Detroit Architect
	Dubai Architect	Dublin Architect	Dundee Architect
E	Edinburgh Architects
F	Frankfurt Architect
G	Glasgow Architects	Greek Architect
H	Hamburg Architect	Hong Kong Architect	Houston Architect
K	Kansas City Architect
L	Leeds Architect	Lima Architect	Liverpool Architect
	London Architect	Los Angeles Architect
M	Madras Architect	Madrid Architect	Manchester Architect
	Melbourne Architect	Miami Architect	Milan Architect
	Montreal Architect	Moscow Architect	Munich Architect
N	New York Architect	Newcastle Architect
O	Oslo Architect	Oxford Architect
P	Paris Architect	Philadelphia Architect	Prague Architect
R	Rio de Janeiro Architect	Rome Architect	Rotterdam Architect
S	San Francisco Architect	São Paulo Architect	Seattle Architect
	Shanghai Architect	Sheffield Architect	Singapore Architect
	Stuttgart Architect	Sydney Architect
T	Tokyo Architect	Toronto Architect
V	Vancouver Architect	Vienna Architect
W	Washington DC Architect

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World Architects Alphabetical Listing

International Architecture Practices Resource – key contemporary design firms listed as follows:

Architecture Studios A-B

Architectural Studios C-D

Architect Studios E-G

Architects Studios H-J

Architecture Offices K-M

Architectural Offices N-Q

Architect Offices R-S

Architects Offices T-Z

World Architect Photos : portraits of key designers

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World Architects – historical

Contemporary Architecture Studios : major contemporary architect offices

Historic Architecture Studios : major architect practices from 20th Century & beyond.

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Famous Architecture Practices

Three of the most famous designers of buildings in the last century:

Rem Koolhaas, OMA – The Netherlands

Rem Koolhaas photo © Dominik Gigler
Rem is a celebrated leader of the Dutch design studio called OMA, formerly Office of Metropolitan Architecture, known both for his theoretical writing and his innovative buildings.

Herzog & de Meuron – Switzerland

photo from architects studio
This is a creative Swiss architectural practice with a large body of work in Switzerland, but also some key buildings in other countries such as the Napa Valley Vineyard in California, USA.

Jean Nouvel – France

photo from Hotel Puerta America
This Parisian architect is notable for major works such as concert halls and large music venues. Architect Jean Nouvel opened his own architecture office in 1975. His architectural break came in 1981 when President Mitterand commenced his Grand Projets – major Parisian buildings – and by 1988 his lnstitut du Monde Arabe was complete. Its façade was unlike anything seen before and catapulted Nouvel into international architect stardom.

Daniel Libeskind – USA

photo of the architect © Michael Klinkhamer Photography
Studio Daniel Libeskind was founded in 1989 by Daniel with his wife Nina. The architect was born in 1946 in Łódź, Poland. The main architects offices is located in New York, NY, USA. The international design firm has sub offices in Zürich, Switzerland and Milan, Italy. Daniel is an American citizen, registered as an architect in Germany.

David Chipperfield Architect – UK / Germany

photo of the architect © Martin Godwin
David Chipperfield studied at the Architectural Association, London. He worked in the architecture practices of Douglas Stephens, Richard Rogers and Norman Foster, all London. DCA began 1984 in London, 1987 in Tokyo. David was the Architectural Laureate for the 2013 edition of the Japan Art Association’s Praemium Imperiale.

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