Architect Renzo Piano spends one week a month in his hometown of Genoa, Italy. His house-workshop is perched 300 feet above the Mediterranean Sea and can only be reached by a glass-enclosed funicular ...
World-renowned architect Renzo Piano will be awarded the ninth Wexner Prize when he visits Ohio State today and tomorrow to participate in activities on behalf of winning the $50,000 award. The Wexner ...
Renzo Piano on the red-carpeted bridge that leads to the spherical Geffen Theater he designed for the new Academy Museum. (Myung J. Chun / Los Angeles Times) "It's a soap bubble. It's a flying ship.
Architect Renzo Piano, center, tossed a Frisbee Tuesday with Eric Lee, the Kimbell Art Museum director. One of the world’s most sought-after architects was in Fort Worth Tuesday for a preview of his ...
The north gallery in the new Renzo Piano Pavilion at the Kimbell Art Museum. It features Precolumbian and African art. FORT WORTH — Among architects, a critical lot inclined to pick at their idols, ...
Architect Renzo Piano speaks with Jeffrey Brown about his work building the new modern wing to the Art Institute of Chicago. It is, first and foremost, an addition. The new modern wing of the Art ...
Like so many devoted cinephiles, Italian architect Renzo Piano began his love affair with the movies as a child. Born in Genoa not long before World War II, he remembers the films of his youth as a ...
Renzo Piano throws a Frisbee with Eric Lee, the Kimbell Art Museum director. Renzo Piano is the star architect who's making the rounds in Fort Worth today to visit his brand new Piano Pavilion at the ...
In the 1960s and '70s, Piano was involved in the battle to revive decaying historic centers of cities. Now the Pritzker Prize-winning architect is... Architect Renzo Piano: The Future Of Europe's ...
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Architect Renzo Piano spends one week a month in his hometown of Genoa, Italy. His house-workshop is perched 300 feet above the Mediterranean Sea and can only be reached by a glass-enclosed funicular ...
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