Pierre Koenig is recorded in the Getty Union List of Artist Names with the biographical note: American architect, 1925-2004. The record places his birth in San Francisco and death in Los Angeles (Los Angeles county). Getty classifies the person under these roles: architects. The nationality terms attached to the record are American. Places of professional activity in the record include Los Angeles (Los Angeles county). The record carries 2 forms of the name and the identifier 500086520. In this atlas the person is linked as the creator of Stahl House.
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Born: San Francisco (San Francisco county, California, United States) (inhabited place)
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Koenig, Pierre (American architect, 1925-2004)
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The house was designed by architect Pierre Koenig, to preliminary designs by his client, Buck Stahl, It is known as a frequent set location in American films.
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