David Chipperfield (b. 1953) is a celebrated British architect known for his minimalist, contextually sensitive designs that blend modernism with historical awareness. After studying architecture in London, he worked with prominent architects before founding David Chipperfield Architects in 1985. His international portfolio includes the meticulous restoration of the Neues Museum in Berlin, the Hepworth Wakefield in England, and the James Simon Gallery. Chipperfield's work prioritizes civic architecture and thoughtful urban planning, earning him prestigious accolades such as the RIBA Gold Medal (2011) and the Pritzker Prize (2023). He has also taught worldwide and curated the 2012 Venice Biennale architecture exhibition.