Charles Gwathmey

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Charles Gwathmey was a prominent American modernist architect known for his influential residential designs and as a key member of the New York Five.

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instanceOf architect
human
modernist architect
almaMater Yale University
architecturalStyle Modernist architecture
awardReceived AIA Fellowship (Fellow of the American Institute of Architects)
surface form: American Institute of Architects Fellowship

American Institute of Architects Honor Award for Architecture
surface form: American Institute of Architects National Honor Awards
coFounded Gwathmey Siegel & Associates Architects
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1938-06-19
dateOfDeath 2009-08-03
designed Astor Place Tower, New York
Harvard Art Museums
surface form: Fogg Art Museum addition, Harvard University

The Gwathmey Residence and Studio, Amagansett
surface form: Gwathmey Residence and Studio, Amagansett, New York

United States Mission to the United Nations renovation, New York
addition and renovation of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York
educatedAt University of Pennsylvania
Yale School of Architecture
familyName Gwathmey
fieldOfWork architecture
genre institutional buildings
residential design
givenName Charles
hasInfluenced late-20th-century American residential architecture
hasWorkLocation New York City
influencedBy European modernism
Le Corbusier
knownFor precise detailing
rigorous geometric compositions
use of abstract forms
memberOf New York Five
movement Modernism
name Charles Gwathmey self-link
nationality American
notableFor modernist residential designs
residential architecture
occupation architect
partnerInFirmWith Robert Siegel
partOf American modernism
surface form: American modernist architecture movement
placeOfBirth Charlotte, North Carolina
placeOfDeath New York City
spouse Bette-Ann Damson
taughtAt Cooper Union
Harvard Graduate School of Design
Princeton University
University of California, Los Angeles
Yale School of Architecture

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