Architect behind Sears Tower dies
Bruce Graham, the man who designed the iconic Sears Tower in Chicago, has died at 84
Brian Anson (1935-2009)
Richard Rogers remembers the architect and planner Brian Anson, who died last month aged 74
Architectural PR Deborah Stratton dies
Deborah Stratton, who represented some of the country’s biggest practices over a 25-year PR career, has died after a long illness aged 54
Monica Pidgeon (1913 - 2009)
Peter Murray remembers Monica Pidgeon, editor of Architectural Design for 30 years, who died last week at the age of 95
Julius Shulman (1910 - 2009)
The American architectural photographer who popularised California modernism has died at the age of 98
Henry Thomas Cadbury-Brown (1913 - 2009)
Henry Thomas Cadbury-Brown, architect of the Royal College of Art and pioneer of British modernism, has died aged 96
Arthur Erickson (1924-2009)
Arthur Erickson, possibly Canada’s most important architect of the 20th century, has died aged 84
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George Webb
Father of Britain's postwar trad jazz revival who inspired and played with Humphrey Lyttelton
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Brigadier Donald Fletcher
Soldier who won an MC after braving a hail of bullets to drag his wounded comrades to safety in Burma
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Anthony Berry
Last of the old-fashioned gentleman wine merchants who was chairman of Berry Bros for 20 years
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Sir Brian Pitman
The outstanding commercial banker of his generation who transformed an enfeebled Lloyds
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Anthea Gibson
Landscape gardener of restrained artistry who turned the grounds of Westwell Manor into a masterpiece
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Georgina Clark
First female umpire of a singles final at Wimbledon who became a confidante of many of the great players
