Architects who became legends 1. Le Corbusier revolutionized modern architecture with his visionary urban planning and minimalist, functional designs. His idea that “a house is a machine for living in” reshaped the way we think about space, efficiency, and the future of cities. His radical concepts continue to influence architects and urban planners worldwide. 2. Antoni Gaudí turned architecture into an art form, blending nature, religion, and craftsmanship into masterpieces like the Sagrada Fam

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By 1983, the World Trade Center complex, including the Twin Towers, was already fully constructed and operational. The iconic towers, designed by architect Minoru Yamasaki, were completed in 1973. At 110 stories each, they were among the tallest buildings in the world at the time. The construction process began in 1966 and involved significant engineering innovations, including a “tube-frame” structural design that made the buildings lightweight but strong. | History In Pictures