Donlyn Lyndon is an American

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and the Eva Li Professor Emeritus of Architecture and Urban Design at the

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. Lyndon was a co-designer of

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Education

M.F.A. Architecture,

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A.B. Architecture, Princeton University

Notable works

* Condominium 1

Bibliography

*Lyndon, Donlyn and Charles W. Moore. ''Chambers for A Memory Palace''. Cambridge: MIT Press (1996). *Lyndon, Donlyn. ''The City Observed: Boston, a guide to the Architecture of the Hub''. 1982. *Lyndon, Donlyn, Curtis W. Fentress, Robert Campbell, John Morris Dixon, Charles Jencks and Coleman Coker. ''Civic Builders''. 2002. *Lyndon, Donlyn, Giancarlo De Carlo, Peter Smithson, Attilio Petruccioli and Francesco Smassa. ''The Eastern Lagoon Front''. Venice: City of Venice (2001). *Lyndon, Donlyn, Charles Moore, and Gerald Allen. ''The Place of Houses''. Berkeley: University of California Press (2000). *Lyndon, Donlyn, Jim Alinder, Donald Cantry and Lawrence Halprin. ''The Sea Ranch: Fifty Years of Architecture, Landscape, Place, and Community on the Northern California Coast''. Princeton: Princeton Architectural Press (2013).

References

Architects from California UC Berkeley College of Environmental Design faculty 20th-century American architects Living people Princeton University School of Architecture alumni 1936 births {{US-architect-stub