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Frei Otto Innovative German Architect & Structural Engineer

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Frei Otto  Innovative German Architect & Structural Engineer

Frei Otto German architect and design engineer and winner of the 2015 Pritzker Prize, who is known for his tensile architectural designs—lightweight tentlike structures such as the central sports stadium of the Munich 1972 Olympic Games. Otto was raised in Berlin. Both his father and his

Frei Otto obituary, Architecture

Frei Otto obituary, Architecture

Frei Otto, Architect, Dies at 89; the Soap Bubble Was an Inspiration - The  New York Times

Frei Otto, Architect, Dies at 89; the Soap Bubble Was an Inspiration - The New York Times

Frei Otto: a life in projects

Frei Otto: a life in projects

II] FREI OTTO. First Posthumous Pritzker Prize, The Strength of  Architecture

II] FREI OTTO. First Posthumous Pritzker Prize, The Strength of Architecture

Empirical Views - Joaquín Medina Warmburg

Empirical Views - Joaquín Medina Warmburg

Frei Otto, Architect, Dies at 89; the Soap Bubble Was an Inspiration - The  New York Times

Frei Otto, Architect, Dies at 89; the Soap Bubble Was an Inspiration - The New York Times

Royal Gold Medal winner: Frei Otto - RTF

Royal Gold Medal winner: Frei Otto - RTF

Frei Otto: the titan of tent architecture, Architecture

Frei Otto: the titan of tent architecture, Architecture

Spotlight: Frei Otto

Spotlight: Frei Otto

Inventing, experimenting, and collaborating: The Architectural Biography of Frei  Otto

Inventing, experimenting, and collaborating: The Architectural Biography of Frei Otto

Frei Otto  The Pritzker Architecture Prize

Frei Otto The Pritzker Architecture Prize