Bruce Graham
An SOM skyscraper architect known for the bundled-tube Willis, formerly Sears, Tower.
He collaborated with structural engineers including Fazlur Rahman Khan.
He continued Chicago’s tall-building tradition in the postwar era.
His corporate headquarters reinforced the model of the tower as a city symbol.
He was a practice-oriented master of curtain walls, cores, and tube structures.
Born in Latin America, he built his career in the United States.
