Louis Kahn was a famous architect who designed many building. Louis Kahn died inside of a train station bathroom of a heart attack. He designed buildings such as: Salk Institute, Yale University Art Gallery, Kimbell Art Museum, Trenton Bath house and more. In 2003 Louis Kahn's son Nathaneil Kahn, wanted to know more about his father so he made a documentary about him. The documentary is called "My Architect". Nathaneil Kahn talks to many people who know his father, people who almost spent entire life with Louis Kahn. Nathaneil wanted to know why would his father for some unknown reason crossed out his address on his passport before he died. Nathaneil found out alot about his father and his job. He even met his father's nemisis. Louis Kahn had burn marks on the back of his hands and on his face from when he was a child, so people don't think he is good to look at but alot of people loved him, Nathaneil loved him and Louis Kahn will always be remembered as a father, a husband, and of course an amazing architect.
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