He designed a church with eight bells next to each other in a line next to a cross, and a green roof with many overlapping flaps.
He designed a church with eight bells next to each other in a line next to a cross, and a green roof with many overlapping flaps. In addition to the Padre Pio Pilgrimage Church, he designed a building in Bern that has three glass hills that contain a museum, concert hall, and children's studio called the Zentrum Paul Klee. He founded an atelier with Peter Rice, with whom he collaborated until Rice's death. He redesigned an area of Berlin adjacent to the Brandenburg gate destroyed in World War II, the Potsdamer Platz. An artificial island in Osaka is the home of his Kansai International Airport. His most famous work is a collaboration with a British architect on a building devoted to contemporary art, theatre, and music with all of its utilities, walkways, and piping on the outside walls. For 10 points, name this collaborator with Richard Rogers on designing Paris's Centre Pompidou.
He designed a church with eight bells next to each other in a line next to a cross, and a green roof with many overlapping flaps.
Renzo {Piano}