Talking and writing / Norman Foster ; edited by Norman Foster and David Jenkins ; concept and design by Norman Foster Foundation in collaboration with Ivorypress, with special thanks to Gayle Mault.

Main entry:

Foster, Norman, 1935- author, editor.

Title & Author:

Talking and writing / Norman Foster ; edited by Norman Foster and David Jenkins ; concept and design by Norman Foster Foundation in collaboration with Ivorypress, with special thanks to Gayle Mault.

Publication:

Madrid : Norman Foster Foundation, [2017]
©2017

Description:

303 pages : illustrations, plans ; 25 cm

Notes:
Title from cover.

Summary:

"'Norman Foster Talking and Writing' brings together, for the very first time, a selection of Norman Fosters most seminal lectures and essays. Spanning four decades, the publication is a comprehensive compilation of Fosters thoughts on architecture, urbanism, design, and technology and also compiles detailed descriptions of the development of some of Foster + Partners most influential projects. The publication presents a selection of lectures and essays alongside the original slides used in each of their presentations, spanning from the 1960s to the early 2000s, in what will surely be a point of reference for students, practitioners, and lovers of architecture for years to come" -- Amazon.com.

ISBN:

9788494717901 (paperback)
8494717901 (paperback)

Subject:

Foster, Norman, 1935-

Added entries:

Mault, Gayle.
Norman Foster Foundation, designer.
IvoryPress.

Norman Foster, Talking and writing

Holdings:

Location: Library main 302288
Call No.: BIB 248498
Status: Available

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