funny coincidence -- one of my classmates in architecture school used to compare my work to Pomodoro. I took a lot of sculpture classes, which irked sme of my architecture faculty at the time, bur seems to have paid off -- now I'm teaching sculpture.

Oh, I'll add something the the thread: There are exhibitions right now of work (and photos of the buildings) from Louis Sullivan's studio on at the Art Institute of Chicago and the Chicago Cultural Center that do a good job of suggesting that Sullivan can be read equally well as a sculptor. I recommend them both to residents and visitors alike. Both will still be up during Greenbuild if you are here this November.

giacometti

Libeskind.


oops, what?

my top three (in order):


james turrell (by far my favorite)


andy goldsworthy (love the repetition)


and richard wilson (for this one project '20:50' [amazing oil reflecting very heavy feeling thing kinda turrell-esque this blew me away back in the early 90's seeing it at the saatchi gallery oh yeah!!])

i also like richard serra, maya lin, and you gotta throw in donald judd, too. i'm sure there are others but yeah i'm giving the obvious architectural sculptors 'cause that's what i like ..

I think this was Steven Holl

Not sculpture, but another work by Holl:

serra. brancusi. giacometti.

Tony Cragg, Andrea ZIttel, Joep van Lieshout.