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John Henry Burgee
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John Henry Burgee

American architect
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  • Philip Johnson: AT&T Building
    Philip Johnson

    …endeavours (1967–91) was the architect John Henry Burgee.

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    …endeavours (1967–91) was the architect John Henry Burgee.

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  • James Paine and Robert Adam: Kedleston Hall
    Western architecture
    / Postmodernism

    …Philip Johnson and his partner John Burgee designed the AT&T Building in New York City (1978–84), a skyscraper with a Chippendale skyline. Similarly, Michael Graves’s Portland Public Service Building in Portland, Oregon (1980–82) has the bulk of the modern skyscraper yet incorporates historical souvenirs such as the colonnade, belvedere, keystone,…

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    …Philip Johnson and his partner John Burgee designed the AT&T Building in New York City (1978–84), a skyscraper with a Chippendale skyline. Similarly, Michael Graves’s Portland Public Service Building in Portland, Oregon (1980–82) has the bulk of the modern skyscraper yet incorporates historical souvenirs such as the colonnade, belvedere, keystone,…

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