"Who is that? I have never heard of him." That is not surprising, because he

accomplished many things he is not well known for, unless you do crossword puzzles--

which are filled with unusual information. If you do know who he is, however, it is

probably because of his architecture or his curious furniture. After a very brief overview

of Eero's life the focus will be on his work involving Dulles International Airport.

Eero Saarinen was born on August 20, 1910, in Kirkkonummi, Finland, to Eliel

and Loja Gesellius Saarinen. He and his family moved to the United States and became

naturalized citizens in 1923. His father, who was an architect as well, settled near

Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, because there was a lot of architectural work needed in that

area. Eero Saarinen married Lillian Swann in 1939 and had two children, Eric (1942)

and Susan (1945). Eero and Lillian were divorced however, and he eventually married

Aline Louchheim and they had a boy named Eames (1954). Saarinen worked on many

great architectural designs and won many awards, among these buildings were Dul

people get from the giant terminal to the actual jet? Well, he solved this problem by

Maybe it will even explain what I believe about architecture." Saarinen believed that

Dulles International Airport was constructed mainly for the use of jets. The

one of the greatest feats of all time. By completing this task, Saarinen proved that even

represents the queer ideas of Eero Saarinen but also the idea that one man can create an

airports odd design is actually quite useful. Saarinen, being a man who traveled

moved towards the jet without hassling the passengers. Saarinen "sold" his idea to some

runways. In order to get to the plane from a terminal you would have to walk quite a

proved them all wrong. In the story of the tortoise and the hare the other animals think

"I think this airport is the best thing I have done. I think it is going to be really good.

The airport was originally in Chantilly, Virginia, and was originally called

General Motors Technical Center, and Vassar College to name a few. Eero died

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