LOIS KHAN

Lois Khan born in Cleveland, Ohio in 1906. He had two daughters and one son, each from three different women. His son Nathaniel Khan is in search for the reason of his father’s death. Many questions are present in his head such as how he died. Who was the last person he was with? And more. He was famous for the different creations of buildings he had done. As a child he won prizes for the drawings he had created. He and his family were very poor. He was not a sociable person at a young age for they called him scar face. As he traveled he realized what he wanted to do with his life. He was a philosophical man. The mother of one of his daughters disliked that and decided to leave him. She had come to the realization that he was not going to leave his wife and marry her. In 1978 he received one of his biggest commissions—designing the New York City AT&T Building (1978-1984). It was hard for him to find people to hire him because he had his own style. He did not want others to tell him how to do his job. Many people disliked his work while others loved it. Some people considered him an "amazing man". Lois also build a boat, avery unique boat. Lois work were all extradionary because they are all different, they had different styles, he didnt really follow other people's structures. When he died, he died in Penn Station. He was found faced up in the station's bathroom. The police were unable to find his home because he had crossed out his address on his passport. He remained unclaimed after his death for three days. While others hated him, others adored him. No matter what the emotion one had towards Lois Khan, he was surely a man of extradionary ideas and had an interesting legacy and history.