Gyo Obata, FAIA

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Gyo Obata, FAIA was a prominent Japanese-American architect and co-founder of the global design firm HOK, known for major civic, cultural, and institutional projects worldwide.

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instanceOf Japanese-American person
architect
co-founder of HOK
human
awardReceived AIA Fellowship
Ellis Island Medal of Honor
Missouri Honor Award for Distinguished Service in Architecture
St. Louis Award
causeOfDeath Alzheimer’s disease
child Peter Obata
Stephen Obata
coFounded HOK
linked to: HOK Group
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1923-02-28
dateOfDeath 2022-03-08
educatedAt Cranbrook Academy of Art
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Washington University in St. Louis
employer HOK
linked to: HOK Group
ethnicGroup Japanese American
familyName Obata
fieldOfWork architecture
urban design
givenName Gyo
honorificSuffix FAIA
memberOf American Institute of Architects
name Gyo Obata
notableFor co-founding HOK into a global design firm
leadership in large-scale civic and institutional projects worldwide
notableProjectType airports
civic buildings
cultural institutions
educational buildings
museums
notableWork Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum
Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport Terminal D (planning and design influence via HOK)
HOK global headquarters designs (leadership and design direction)
King Khalid International Airport
National Air and Space Museum
St. Louis Science Center
parent Chiura Obata
Haruko Obata
placeOfBirth San Francisco, California, United States
placeOfDeath St. Louis, Missouri, United States
positionHeld chairman of HOK
principal at HOK
residence St. Louis, Missouri, United States
spouse Mary Judge Obata
style functionalist design
modern architecture

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