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Renzo piano was born September 14, 1937 into a family of builders in Genoa, Italy, a port city resting on the Ligurian Sea.

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Renzo piano Graduated from the Polytechnic University in Milan. This set up the rest of his career as an amazing architect.

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At the start of his career Renzo Piano Formed a partnership with another architect named Richard Rogers. Piano was Italian while Rogers was British. They ended up designing the Pompidou Museum together.

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Renzo Piano and Richard Rogers designed the Pompidou Museum which changed the idea of what a museum can look like with colorful air ducts and elevators on the outside.

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Aside from the Citadel campus Piano has designed many other projects in France. He even designed their courthouse which he made into a beautiful building overlooking the city of Paris.

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Aside from all of the large projects Renzo piano has designed he has designed a couple of projects on a smaller scale. A great example of this is the campus which he designed for the Citadel University in France.

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Renzo Piano designs many projects in his home country of Italy. An example is the Intesa Paolo Office Building in Torino, Italy.

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Piano designed the shard in London which is his tallest project at 1000 feet tall. It is the tallest building in the United Kingdom and it looks like a huge shard of glass sticking out of the ground.

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Renzo Piano Designed a number of museums including The Beirut City History Museum in Lebanon. He was able to take an ancient historical site and modernize it.

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Renzo Piano won the Pritzker prize in 1998 for outstanding work in architecture. The pritzker prize is the most prestigious award one can receive for architecture.