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The Centre Georges Pompidou was designed by architects Renzo Piano and Richard Rogers and was built in 1977. This architecture is famous for its exposed infrastructure. Visitors could understand the building from its exterior. Thanks to the technology, the two architects could create the skeleton to cover the building so that the interior space could be maximized and the architecture could be more functional. Renzo Piano and Richard Rogers found the solutions to building problems and created the functions and then the functions made the building. In other words, the functions of the building create the unique form of Centre Georges Pompidou.
By <KWONG Tsz Tung, BAAS, Group A>
Modern Architecture: A Visual Lexicon 
