He may be best known however for a structure that involves a catenary curve.
His first commission in America eventually became the Cranbrook Academy of Art and was influenced by the Schusts in the art of furniture. As part of his work for Knoll furniture he produced the fiber-on-metal "Womb Chair" and he also designed a plastic "Tulip" chair.  One of his most famous designs was designed to convey his client's demand of "the essence of flight" and another used "mobile lounges" in lieu of standard terminal gates. He may be best known however for a structure that involves a catenary curve. The son of the lesser- known Eliel, FTP, identify this Finnish designer of Dulles International, the TWA terminal at JFK, and the Gateway Arch.
His first commission in America eventually became the Cranbrook Academy of Art and was influenced by the Schusts in the art of furniture.
{Eero Saarinen } (need both names)