Frei Otto, Innovative German Architect & Structural Engineer

Frei Otto German architect and design engineer and winner of the 2015 Pritzker Prize, who is known for his tensile architectural designs—lightweight tentlike structures such as the central sports stadium of the Munich 1972 Olympic Games. Otto was raised in Berlin. Both his father and his

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Frei Otto Wins 2015 Pritzker Prize, 2015-03-10

Frei Otto: structural bioengineer who developed lightweight, high-performance structures

Frei Otto: a life in projects

Frei Otto – pioneer and founder of lightweight membrane roofs

INTO THE CYBER-PHYSICAL - Stuttgart, Germany

Frei Otto (1925-2015) - Architectural Review

WikiArquitectura - 6 years ago today, Frei Otto passed away in Leonberg, Germany. Frei Paul Otto was a German architect and structural engineer noted for his use of lightweight structures, in particular

Royal Gold Medal winner: Frei Otto - RTF

The Architects – Mannheim Multihalle

FREI OTTO. 2015 Pritzker Architecture Prize, The Strength of Architecture

Expo 2000 Japan Pavilion, Hannover - Shigeru Ban

Frei Otto – pioneer and founder of lightweight membrane roofs

Inventing, experimenting, and collaborating: The Architectural Biography of Frei Otto

Frei Otto Tensed structures for the Munich 72 Olympic Games. Olympic Stadium and park. Munich Germany Stock Photo - Alamy