I. M. Pei

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Chinese-American architect human modernist architect

I. M. Pei was a renowned Chinese-American architect celebrated for his modernist designs, including iconic museums and cultural landmarks around the world.

Aliases (3)

Ieoh Ming Pei ×7
I. M. Pei buildings ×4
Ieoh Ming ×1

Statements (62)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Chinese-American → architect → human → modernist architect →
awardReceived	AIA Gold Medal → Praemium Imperiale → Pritzker Architecture Prize → Royal Gold Medal →
citizenship	China → United States of America →
countryOfBirth	China →
countryOfDeath	United States of America →
dateOfBirth	1917-04-26 →
dateOfDeath	2019-05-16 →
designed	Bank of China Tower, Hong Kong → Dallas City Hall → John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum → Louvre Pyramid → Miho Museum → Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center → Museum of Islamic Art, Doha → National Gallery of Art East Building → Rock and Roll Hall of Fame → Suzhou Museum →
educatedAt	Harvard Graduate School of Design → Massachusetts Institute of Technology →
ethnicGroup	Chinese →
familyName	Pei →
fieldOfWork	architecture →
founded	I. M. Pei & Associates → Pei Cobb Freed & Partners →
fullName	Ieoh Ming Pei →
givenName	Ieoh Ming →
knownFor	design of museums and cultural institutions → geometric forms in architecture → use of glass and steel →
languageSpoken	Chinese → English →
movement	Modernism →
notableWork	Bank of China Tower, Hong Kong → Dallas City Hall → East Wing of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston → Everson Museum of Art → John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum → John Hancock Tower, Boston → Louvre Pyramid → Miho Museum → Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center → Museum of Islamic Art, Doha → National Gallery of Art East Building → Rock and Roll Hall of Fame → Suzhou Museum →
occupation	architect →
placeOfBirth	Guangzhou →
placeOfDeath	New York City →
PritzkerPrizeYear	1983 →
residence	New York City →
spouse	Eileen Loo →
workedIn	China → France → Qatar → United States of America →

Referenced by (40)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Bank of China Tower, Hong Kong → Dallas City Hall → East Building → East Building → Everson Museum of Art → Fountain Place → John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum → Louvre Pyramid → Louvre Pyramid ("Ieoh Ming Pei") → L’Enfant Plaza → MIT Building 54 → Miho Museum → Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center → Museum of Islamic Art, Doha → Museum of Islamic Art, Doha ("Ieoh Ming Pei") → Rock and Roll Hall of Fame → Suzhou Museum →	architect
Everson Museum of Art ("I. M. Pei buildings") → Fountain Place ("I. M. Pei buildings") → Miho Museum ("I. M. Pei buildings") → Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center ("I. M. Pei buildings") →	category
Pei → Pei ("Ieoh Ming Pei") →	isSurnameOf
AIA Gold Medal → Pritzker Architecture Prize ("Ieoh Ming Pei") →	notableRecipient
National Gallery of Art →	architectOfPart
I. M. Pei & Associates →	foundedBy
Pei Cobb Freed & Partners →	founder
I. M. Pei ("Ieoh Ming Pei") →	fullName
I. M. Pei ("Ieoh Ming") →	givenName
Pei Cobb Freed & Partners →	hasKeyPerson
Pei →	hasNotableBearer
Le Corbusier →	influencedArchitect
I. M. Pei & Associates →	namedAfter
Louvre Museum ("Ieoh Ming Pei") →	notableArchitect
I. M. Pei & Associates →	notableMember
Roosevelt Field Mall →	originalArchitect
Eileen Loo →	partnerOf
Eileen Loo →	spouse
Eileen Loo ("Ieoh Ming Pei") →	spouseFullName