Cesar Pelli, the renown architect who designed some of the world’s most recognizable buildings, died on last Friday at his home in New Haven. He was 92. Among his wide-ranging projects, there is one that is hold a special place by Angelenos. That is Pacific Design Center, PDC , to which I was introduced by the name of Blue Whales when I just entered interior design business and started to shop a lot of prominent brands located in this trade-only design center.


I have spent a lot of good time shopping, learning , meeting clients and getting inspired in PDC thanks to Cesar Pelli’s great vision and design. Just in case, you are curious what it looks like inside, here are some photos I took in the showrooms of PDC.
And you can click here see what’s PDC annual designer markets look like
I found Cesar Pelli’s personal story is quite inspiring. He won hundreds of architecture awards, including the 1995 gold medal of the American Institute of Architects, its highest honor. But Mr. Pelli’s success came late in life. He didn’t open his own firm until he was 50, and even then, he said, “It was only because I was forced to.” That happened in 1977, when he was chosen to design the renovation and expansion of the Museum of Modern Art in Manhattan.
You can read more Mr. Cesar Pelli’s story by clicking here
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