l. M. Pei
The master architect whose buildings dazzled the world
Chinese-American architect Ieoh Ming Pei (April 26,
1917-May 16, 2019), is arguably the greatest living member of the
modernist generation of architects. When he received his Pritzker Prize
in 1983, the jury citation stated that he "has given this century some
of its most beautiful interior spaces and exterior forms."
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The Louvre Pyramid has become Pei's most famous project. Some of Pei's
other greatest works are:
- JFK Presidential Library, Boston
- Bank of China Tower, Honkong
- Museum of Islamic Art, Doha
- the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Cleveland
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