Jørn Utzon
Jørn Utzon was a Danish architect best known for designing the Sydney Opera House, a masterpiece of modern architecture. His visionary approach and ability to integrate architecture with the landscape have left a lasting impact on architectural design worldwide.
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Jørn Utzon is referenced as another famous architect who was not the winner.
Claes Bang og Sidse Babett Knudsen er overbevisende
Denmark· 2025-12-26
Jørn Utzon is the architect of the Sydney Opera House.
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Norway· 2025-10-19
Lead architect Jørn Utzon’s resignation in 1966 ultimately led to the completion of the Sydney Opera House.
Sydney got the Opera House and we had Ardnacrusha. It’s time for that kind of ambition again – The Irish Times
Ireland· 2025-07-29
Jørn Utzon's Schauspielhaus project was shelved during the 1970s.
Das gewagte Projekt, das scheiterte
Switzerland· 2025-07-24
Jørn Utzon was a renowned architect known for designing the Sydney Opera House and later built Can Lis in Mallorca.
“Si aparecía con una botella de vino para los obreros, ya sabían que iba a cambiar algo”: así es Can Lis, el sueño de un arquitecto en Mallorca | ICON Design
Spain· 2025-07-04
Jørn Utzon’s design for a performing arts space at the Opera House is celebrated for its post-war optimism and uncompromising vision.
Bennelong restaurant at the Opera House delivers sweeping Sydney grandeur
Australia· 2025-06-27
Jørn Utzon is the Danish architect who designed the Sydney Opera House.
Grand Designs Australia host Anthony Burke’s building adviceAustralia· 2025-06-10
Jørn Utzon was the architect who had to abandon the Sydney Opera House project halfway through.
Colas largas | El Universal
Mexico· 2025-03-26
Jørn Utzon was the Danish architect who won the design competition for the Sydney Opera House.
la turbulenta historia de la Ópera de Sídney, uno de los edificios más famosos e innovadores del mundo
Uruguay· 2025-03-01
Jørn Utzon planned a literal cave architecture in Jeita, Lebanon, in 1968.
Die verrücktesten Architekturträume des 20. JahrhundertsSwitzerland· 2025-02-11
