City Tower project, Philadelphia, PA (Perspective sketch)

Anne Tyng was an American architect and designer whose geometric investigations of spatial form shaped postwar modernist practice. Working primarily in the 1950s and 1960s, she developed innovative approaches to structural systems and modular design that integrated mathematical principles with inhabited space. Her collaborative work on housing prototypes and urban planning projects demonstrated a rigorous approach to modernism grounded in geometric abstraction and functional clarity. Tyng's contributions to computational and parametric design thinking positioned her as a pioneer in architecture's engagement with systematic, rule-based formal generation.