Gregory Clement III

Laurie and I are both thinking of you today.
April 2020

SUPER NICE GUY

Ron and I will always cherish the great times that we had together. Our deepest love always to Elizabeth and Lili.

Greg passed through my life briefly. Those moments resonate and I hold them dear. My heartfelt wishes to Elizabeth and Lili.

I was only at KPF a short time, but Greg quickly became a friend and offered me great personal support in my architectural education and interests. His trust in me and his vision for the company catalyzed many important improvements in KPF. He is missed, and I only wish I could still be working with him.

In the normal course of the construction of a building, an adversarial relationship often develops between architect and builder. As for working with Greg, nothing could be further from the truth. Working on MoMA with Greg was an absolute pleasure and a great learning experience. He will truly be missed by those whose life he touched. I won't forget him.

My deepest condolences to Elizabeth, Lili and the rest of his family.

It is always a privilege to work with a person who inspires me to do a little better. I felt that with Greg. I worked for him on MoMA.

I will always remember my former boss Greg as an elegant and dapper, highly creative, very happy, always on the go, upbeat and positive, calm, smiling guy who was a great pleasure to work for. It is so sad to see his empty office behind me but his lively dynamic spirit lives on.

Greg has always been a kind alumnus and has expressed his joy to see Penn connection across the continent.

His involvement in Songdo project was a tremendous contribution and I have been amazed how thoroughly organized and prepared he was, down to the details for various projects that were expanding simultaneously.

It was only a couple of days prior to hearing that he has passed away when Jisop Han was telling us how fortunate he and other KPF members feel to have such a...