Eero Saarinen
A postwar American architect known for fluid and monumental forms such as the TWA terminal and Gateway Arch.
The son of Eliel Saarinen, he practiced in the United States.
His work includes extensive experiments with thin shells, cables, and stainless steel.
He produced powerful icons during a short life.
His design sensibility also extended to furniture and interiors.
He moved between Jet Age, suburban, and commemorative programs.
