I.M. Pei, acclaimed Chinese American architect, dies at 102 - News Summed Up

I.M. Pei, acclaimed Chinese American architect, dies at 102


Although politics forced Pei to give up on his dream to return to China to live and work — he became a U.S. citizen in 1954 — he finally got a chance in 1979 to design a project in his home country: the low-slung, zig-zagging Fragrant Hill Hotel near Beijing. Other chances would come later to build in China, including a museum in Suzhou, the home of his ancestors, that was completed in 2006. He also designed the exquisite Miho Museum near Kyoto, Japan, which opened in 1997.


Source: Los Angeles Times May 16, 2019 22:50 UTC



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