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Born in Cleveland in 1949, Fisher went on to study at Oberlin and UCLA and is the principal architect of the award winning design firm, Frederick Fisher and Partners, founded in 1980. His unique approach emphasizes the integration of various political, social and cultural issues of the 21st century while maintaining the integrity of space and architectural form. His distinctive merging of interior and exterior space and his disdain for ornamentation culminates in a poetic blend of serene yet purposeful architectural expressions. Fisher also has a career long history of collaborating with artists including Roy McMakin, Eric Orr, James Turrell and Jim Isermann. His work is held in prestigious institutions including The Berlinische Galerie, the Flint Institute of Art, The Huntington Library and the Heinz Architectural Center.
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