Wider design focus for Michael Graves
Now relying on a wheelchair to get around, the distinguished US architect creates buildings for survivors, reports BARBARA SADICK
[NEW YORK]
IN 2003, Michael Graves had just returned home from a business trip to Germany and Switzerland. He wasn't feeling well and told colleagues at his architectural firm that he was leaving early to go home and rest.
By the next morning, Mr Graves - one of America's most prominent architects and designers - was fighting for his life against a mysterious virus. It was not until two years later, after treatment in eight hospitals and four rehab centres, that he finally got back to work - paralysed from the chest down and needing to use a wheelchair.
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