Jacques Herzog

Herzog & de Meuron

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Jacques Herzog is co-founder and senior partner of the architecture firm Herzog & de Meuron.

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The Academy Museum under construction on September 27, 2017 Photo by Avishay Artsy 
  The  Academy Museum of Motion Pictures  was first dreamed of a century ago by silent film star…

The Academy Museum rises

The Academy Museum under construction on September 27, 2017 Photo by Avishay Artsy  The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures was first dreamed of a century ago by silent film star…

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A rendering of the Berggruen Institute in the Santa Monica Mountains Image courtesy of Herzog & de Meuron 
 There's an ambitious plan for a site high in the Santa Monica Mountains,…

Berggruen Institute: Herzog & de Meuron's 'secular monastery'

A rendering of the Berggruen Institute in the Santa Monica Mountains Image courtesy of Herzog & de Meuron There's an ambitious plan for a site high in the Santa Monica Mountains,…

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