home |
architecture |
bio |
h-n |
Louis I. Kahn
Louis I. Kahn at a Glance
Kimball Art Museum, Louis I. Kahn
name |
Louis I. Kahn
lived |
1901-1974
style |
Modernism
biography |
the architect at a glance
A modernist master of architecture born in 1901, Louis I. Kahn is perhaps best known for his architectural expression of 'served areas' and 'areas which serve'. This functional relationship is a trademark of Kahn's work which includes the Yale University Art Gallery, the Kimball Art Museum, and the Salk Institute Laboratories.
buildings |
selected works
Yale University Art Gallery | 1951-1953
New Haven, Connecticut USA
Salk Institute for Biological Studies | 1959-1965
La Jolla, California USA
Parliament Buildings | 1963-1983
Dacca, Bangladesh
Kimball Art Museum | 1966-1972
Fort Worth, Texas USA
Kahn:
In the Realm of Architecture
This beautiful book provides a complete overview of Kahn's architecture with a vast collection of sketches, photographs, and drawings.