Phyllis Lambert
Canadian philanthropist and member of the Bronfman family · Canada · Architects · Born 1927 · age 99
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2020Women of Distinction AwardsAward2016Wolf Prize in ArchitectureAward2015Companion of the Ordre des arts et des lettres du QuébecAward2005Grand Officer of the National Order of QuebecAward2001Companion of the Order of CanadaAward1995Honorary Doctorate from University of Savoie-Mont-BlancAward1994Prix Gérard-MorissetAward1991Honorary Doctorate at the Laval UniversityAward1985Knight of the National Order of QuebecAward1927Born24 January 1927
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Canadian Centre for Architecture, founded by Phyllis Lambert
Lambert was closely involved with the design of the Seagram Building in New York.
Lambert opened the Canadian Centre for Architecture in Shaughnessy Village after advocating for preserving the neighbourhood and saving the building from demolition.Awards
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Born 1927 · age 99
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Eliel SaarinenBoth received Fellow of the American Institute of Architects
Peter EisenmanBoth received Wolf Prize in ArchitectureGordon BunshaftBoth received Fellow of the American Institute of Architects
Giancarlo De CarloBoth received Wolf Prize in Architecture
Eduardo Souto de MouraBoth received Wolf Prize in Architecture
Daniel BurnhamBoth received Fellow of the American Institute of ArchitectsFame.am measures public visibility signals. It does not measure human value, talent, morality, or credibility.