Richard Solomon, FAIA, was the longtime leader of the Chicago-based Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts, which encourages daring approaches to architecture. Mr. Solomon, 62, died Thursday, July 14, in his Chicago home after a heart attack brought on by complications from cancer treatment, his wife said. Read
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richard was a very kind and gentle person who i had the pleasure of sharing a meal with on many occasions. he struggled with cancer for the last 3-4 years and had stepped back to spend more time with his young family. he was a very strong quite leader who took over the riegns of the graham after carter manny. a very strong advocate for good design, he will be very much missed but clearly is in a better place. best to you richard!!
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