Pritzker prize-winning Japanese architect Arata Isozaki

Pritzker prize-winning Japanese architect Arata Isozaki

File photo taken June 30, 2016, shows Japanese architect Arata Isozaki. The 2019 Pritzker laureate died on Dec. 28, aged 91.

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