Smiljan Radić / [texts: Carlos Quintàns] ; photography: Juan Rodriguez.

Title & Author:

Smiljan Radić / [texts: Carlos Quintàns] ; photography: Juan Rodriguez.

Publication:

Coruña : C2C Proyectos editoriales de arquitectura S.L., 2026.
©2026

Description:

451 pages, 19 unnumbered pages : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 24 cm

Series:

Archives : journal of architecture ; 12

Notes:
"This journal contains a numbered copy (no.2705/4000) of a photograph taken by Juan Rodriguez and later reinterpreted by Smiljan Radić." -- Back cover.
Text in English and Spanish.

Summary:

"The twelfth edition of ‘Archives’ centers on the work and ideas of Pritzker prizewinner Smiljan Radić, who has earned a reputation for his original and emotional approach to architecture. His buildings are known for their poetic atmosphere, raw materials, and dreamlike forms. Besides photographs, sketches, and texts about the Chilean architect’s experimental works, in which nature, art, and sculpture come together, the publication offers discussions on celebrated projects like the Serpentine Pavilion and Teatro Regional del Biobío. The book also features houses, temporary structures, and conceptual installations that reflect Radić’s poetic and unconventional design approach." -- Stoutbooks.com.

ISBN:

9791399211504 (paperback)

Subject:

Radic, Smiljan, 1965-
Architecture, Domestic Chile 21st century.

Added entries:

Quintáns, Carlos, 1962- writer of text.
Rodríguez, Juan, 1960- editor
Archives : journal of architecture ; 12.

Archives 12 : Smiljan Radić

Holdings:

Location: Library main 327895
Call No.: 327895
Copy: 1
Status: Available

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