J. André Fouilhoux

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J. André Fouilhoux was a French-born American architect known for his influential modernist designs in the early 20th century, particularly in New York City.

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André Fouilhoux 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf French American
architect
person
activeIn early 20th century
basedIn New York City
collaboratedWith Harvey Wiley Corbett
Max Abramovitz
Raymond Hood
Wallace Harrison
countryOfCitizenship France
United States of America
designed Daily News Building
McGraw-Hill Building
buildings at Rockefeller Center
employer Associated Architects of Rockefeller Center
Harrison & Fouilhoux
Harrison, Fouilhoux & Abramovitz
fieldOfWork architecture
genre skyscraper design
knownFor contributions to the New York City skyline
influential modernist designs
laterNationality American
movement modernism
nationality French
notableFor modernist skyscrapers in New York City
notableWork Associated Press Building
Daily News Building
International Building
McGraw-Hill Building
RCA Building
Rockefeller Center
Time & Life Building (Rockefeller Center)
occupation architect
placeOfBirth France
placeOfDeath New York City
style Art Deco
International Style
workLocation New York City
United States of America

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