The Architecture of Arthur Dyson

Arthur Dyson has won over 40 design awards in the last five years alone. In 1993 he was awarded the Gold Medal by the Society of American Registered Architects, the highest honor the society can bestow on a living architect. He has lectured at over 40 major universities, and his work has been exhibited at more than 50 art museums and institutions around the world, including the Royal Institute of British Architects Museum in England. He served his architectural apprenticeships with Frank Lloyd Wright, Bruce Goff and William Gray Purcell. He currently teaches at the San Francisco Institute of Architecture. In 1994 he was presented proclamations from the California state senate, the governor of the state of California, the United States Senate and House of Representatives, and from President Bill Clinton.