Richard Meier received his architectural training at Cornell University and established his own office in New York in 1963. His practice has included major civic commissions in the United States, Europe, and Asia, including courthouses and city halls, museums, corporate headquarters, and housing and private residences. Among his most well-known projects are The Getty Center in Los Angeles; the Jubilee Church in Rome, Italy; the High Museum of Art in Atlanta, Georgia; Perry and Charles Street Condominiums in New York, New York; the Canal+ Television Headquarters in Paris, France; and the Museum of Contemporary Art in Barcelona, Spain.
In 1984, Mr. Meier was awarded the Pritzker Prize for Architecture, considered the field’s highest honor.
1. Jubilee Church, Italy | Richard Meier
Year: 2003
Type: Institutional
Location: Rome, Italy
2. Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art, Spain
Year: 1995
Type: Institutional
Location: Barcelona, Spain
3. The Getty Center, USA | Richard Meier
Year: 1997
Type: Institutional
Location: Los Angeles, California
4. Smith House, US
Year: 1967
Type: Residential
Location: Darien, Connecticut
5. AraPacis Museum, Italy | Richard Meier
Year: 2006
Type: Institutional
Location: Rome, Italy
6. Douglas House, Michigan
Year: 1973
Type: Residential
Location: Harbor Springs, Michigan
7. High Museum of Art, Georgia
Date: 1983
Type: Institutional
Location: Atlanta, Georgia
8. Rothschild Tower, Israel
Year: 2016
Type: Commercial
Location: Tel Aviv, Israel
9. San Jose City Hall, US
Year: 2005
Type: Civic
Location: San Jose, California
10. Des Moines Art Centre Addition, Lowa
Year: 1984
Type: Institutional
Location: Des Moines, Iowa