The architect died suddenly of smallpox in 1719.

The architect died 16 years ago next month, perhaps the most respected presence in his profession.

Until several weeks before the architect died, he and Ms. Kron worked together on ideas.

The architect also died in the middle of the process, which led to that a compromise could be reached as late as in 1937.

Building work proceeded from 1682 through 1712, when the architect died.

The project was abandoned after the architect, Doug Michels, died.

In 1748 both the owner and the architect died before the mansion was completed.

The plan was improved, but unfortunately, the architect died the same year.

The architect died in 1923, three years before completion.

The distinctive cylindrical building, turned out to be Wright's last major work, as the architect died six months before its opening.