Victor Lundy, the renowned modernist architect whose work leaned on fine art and espoused a more humane form of architecture for the masses, has died in Texas at the age of 101, the Sarasota Observer is reporting.A true man of his times, Lundy served in the U.S. Armys 26th Infantry Division during World War II (his sketches from the war are considered important) before returning home to complete his B.A. and eventually matriculate into the Harvard GSD, where he studied for his masters degree under Walter Gropius.Lundys religious commissionsincluding the First Unitarian Church in Westport, Connecticut, and the St. Paul Lutheran Church in Sarasotaare, perhaps, his best-known projects alongside the United States Tax Court Building in Washington, D.C. Lundy was considered one of the leading figures of the Sarasota School. His watercolor practice was another important aspect of his approach to designing.Docomomo US thanked him for his optimistic spirit" in a commemorative post ...