Kevin Roche

Roche immigrated to the US in 1948, studied under , the expressionistic TWA Terminal at JFK International Airport in New York , Dulles International Airport outside Washington, DC , the strictly modern John Deere Headquarters in Moline, Illinois , and CBS Headquarters in New York City . In 1966 Roche formed a partnership with Civil Engineer John Dinkeloo .

Roche's first major independent design was the concrete Oakland Museum Of California , designed as a complex of three museum buildings, interrelated terraces, and roof gardens. Dinkeloo died in 1981.

Roche was awarded the Pritzker Prize in 1982.

Important works include:

the Power Center for the Performing Arts, University Of Michigan campus, Ann Arbor, Michigan (1981)

Many buildings on the campus of the Rochester Institute Of Technology in Rochester, New York .

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