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Marion Weiss and Michael Manfredi: 2025 Interior Design Hall of Fame Inductees

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By Joseph Giovannini
| Interior Design Verified
For nearly 20 years, Seattleites have been strolling down the monumental zigzag ramps of the Olympic Sculpture Park, which connect Broad Street to the waterfront on Puget Sound. Wedge-shape fields of grass—populated by works from the Seattle Art Museum’s collection, including a school of swimming Corten ellipses by Richard Serra—bridge the steep level change from street to shore, passing over a four-lane thoroughfare and railroad tracks that once separated the city from the sound.
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Frank Gehry Dead at 96

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By Joseph Giovannini
| Vanity Fair Verified
Frank Gehry, the Los Angeles architect who took inspiration from the work of artists more than from architecture history, and who used aerospace software to help liberate architecture from the right angle and the box, died on Dec.5, at age 96, following a brief respiratory illness. An iconoclast who built icons, Gehry produced flamboyant spectacles of extreme complexity that flirted with chaos.
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Revisiting Giorgio Armani’s Italian Farmhouse by the Sea

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By Joseph Giovannini
| Yahoo Entertainment Verified
Giorgio Armani, the revolutionary designer who made his indelible mark on both fashion and interior design throughout his 50-year career, has died at the age of 91, his eponymous company announced on September 4, 2025. The billionaire businessman, who retained sole ownership of his company, was born on July 11, 1934, in Piacenza, Italy. Though it’s hard to imagine now, Armani’s career had humble origins: he got his start in fashion as a window dresser at a department store.
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