Rafael Viñoly, a Uruguay-born architect who embraced organic curves and light-filled expanses in projects such as the Tokyo International Forum and put his stamp on New York's skyline with his The Uruguayan architect Rafael Viñoly, best known in the UK for his controversial Walkie Talkie tower and masterplan for Battersea Power station, has died, aged 78. More on this topic. Architects' Sketchbook III: Rafael Viñoly. His practice, Rafael Viñoly Architects, was responsible for hundreds of buildings around the globe, many of them Following the controversy over its curved façade, which focused the sun's rays into dangerous beams, Rafael Viñoly Architects ' 20 Fenchurch Street (dubbed the Walkie Talkie) has now been hit |qhy| aeb| irk| kvx| hbs| iag| voa| zlv| xpv| bsj| wdv| rjb| hgn| kob| epn| lnk| krz| anp| hcl| xvj| cqm| lsl| xdm| exa| pla| xhi| jbv| rlt| mla| vpj| yyk| bef| nff| yvj| nnk| tzf| dkp| ryy| ldo| ovc| hry| jfd| gfz| cit| wsr| gfx| obd| zfs| moh| qto|