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The Jefferson National Expansion Memorial Gateway Arch, a 630-foot-tall catenary curve—designed by Eero Saarinen and clad in stainless steel—stands on the west bank of the Mississippi River in St. Louis, Missouri. But really, it stands everywhere in St. Louis. As you walk downtown, the Arch appears at the end of every broad street, framing rooflines, slipping outside vertical walls, larger and more delicate than any other structure in town.
A Conversation with John Burgee: The Architecture of Johnson/Burgee is a documentary exploring the life and work of American architect John Burgee. Burgee, one of the founders of the influential firm Johnson/Burgee Architects, is best known for his contributions to iconic postmodernist buildings such as 550 Madison Avenue (well-known as the AT&T Building) and the Lipstick Building—yet his roots in, and relationship to, classicism played a meaningful role in his development as an architect.
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