Smithsonian Honors Top Architects, Designers
21 November 2000 - 8:00am
The Smithsonian recognized three architects and designers for their contributions to building and landscape design.
"The Smithsonian's Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum honored three renowned architects and designers this week for their contributions to building and landscape design." The museum recognized landscape designer Lawrence Halprin of San Francisco; inventor and designer Paul MacCready of Monrovia, California; and interpretive designer Ralph Appelbaum The Cooper-Hewitt also recognized other prominent architects, including Frank Gehry and Morris Lapidus, for their lifetime achievements.
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CNN, November 16, 2000
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