Another of this architect's buildings mimics a waterspout, was inspired by the nearby Montserrat mountain, and has 4,400 pixelated square windows.
This architect conceived of his method as finding "singularities" in objects, as described in a book he co-wrote with a philosopher. A building by this architect in Nicosia contains balconies of various heights to suggest that the entire structure is "breathing." This architect also designed a "floating dome" with a pattern to allow sunlight to stream into the building for the Abu Dhabi branch of the Louvre. Another of this architect's buildings mimics a waterspout, was inspired by the nearby Montserrat mountain, and has 4,400 pixelated square windows. That building made by him has a kaleidoscopic façade and can be found in Barcelona. He used a metallic brise soleil for a façade whose "irises" let in various amounts of light and were inspired by the mashrabiya of Islamic architecture. For 10 points, name this Pritzker Prize-winning French architect who designed the Arab World Institute in Paris.
This architect conceived of his method as finding "singularities" in objects, as described in a book
Jean Nouvel