In this picture taken in 2011 and provided by the Atelier Prof. Hans Hollein, Austrian architect and designer Hans Hollein . Hollein, a winner of the prestigious Pritzker Architecture Prize whose work ...

Hans Hollein, a maverick Austrian architect, teacher and designer, died April 24 following a long illness. He was 80. Hollein's irreverent, art-minded designs for schools, shops and museums earned him ...

Among the sparkling storefronts, crowded kiosks, and ornate edifices of Vienna’s Kohlmarkt is a tiny shop with silver pipes bursting from a cracked granite facade leaking molten gold over its entry.

In the 1970s, architecture faced an identity crisis. A lacerating critique of modern architecture’s overreach, especially in remaking wide swaths of cities, had left the profession’s 20th-century ...

Hans Hollein, the Austrian architect who died Thursday at 80, was one of a small number of architects who set a loose framework for what would become postmodern architecture, with its focus on humor, ...

In 1968, Pritzker Prize–winning architect Hans Hollein penned Everything Is Architecture, a manifesto that argued for a new, expansive definition of architecture, one that took into account the ...

Hans Hollein, an Austrian architect and designer who combined an appreciation of the past with bold, futuristic elements in his buildings and who won the Pritzker Architecture Prize in 1985, died ...

VIENNA (AP) — Austrian architect and designer Hans Hollein, a winner of the prestigious Pritzker Architecture Prize whose work ranged from big museums through tiny shops to furniture and sunglasses, ...