Architects Codexery

A source-cited reference to architects

Architects (23)

• Balthasar Neumann — German architect and military engineer of the late Baroque.
• Charles Garnier (architect) — Architect of the Palais Garnier and the Opéra de Monte-Carlo
• Erich Mendelsohn — Expressionist architect of the Einsteinturm and Schocken stores, pioneer of Art Deco and Streamline Moderne.
• François Mansart — French architect who introduced classicism into Baroque architecture and popularized the mansard roof.
• Gottfried Semper — Architect of the Semper Opera House and pioneer of polychrome theory
• Hans Hollein — Austrian postmodern architect and Pritzker laureate
• Hector Guimard — French Art Nouveau architect and designer of the Paris Métro entrances
• Jacopo Sansovino — Florentine sculptor and architect of the Italian Renaissance, master of Venetian Renaissance architecture.
• Johann Bernhard Fischer von Erlach — Austrian Baroque master who shaped the Habsburg Empire's architectural tastes.
• Aldo Rossi — Italian architect and theorist, first Italian Pritzker laureate.
• André Le Nôtre — French landscape architect who designed the gardens of Versailles.
• Andrea Pisano — Italian sculptor and architect of the 14th century
• Arata Isozaki — Japanese architect who refused to be stuck in one style, blending New Brutalism, Metabolist, and modernistic approaches.
• B. V. Doshi — Indian architect, educator, and pioneer of modernist and brutalist design.
• Bruno Taut — German architect known for colourful housing, the Glass Pavilion, and utopian writings.
• César Pelli — Architect of iconic skyscrapers and urban landmarks.
• Carlo Maderno — Italian architect, a father of Baroque architecture.
• David Adjaye — Ghanaian-British architect of major cultural and civic buildings.
• Frei Otto — German architect and structural engineer noted for lightweight tensile and membrane structures.
• Giacomo Barozzi da Vignola — Italian Mannerist architect, key figure in spreading Renaissance style.
• Giacomo della Porta — Italian architect and sculptor who completed many Renaissance masters' projects.
• Giuliano da Sangallo — Italian sculptor, architect and military engineer of the Renaissance.
• Johann Lukas von Hildebrandt — Austrian baroque architect and military engineer of the Habsburg Empire.

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