Off the radar
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Architectural design is not limited by geographical, economic or political boundaries. However, the majority of the architecture brought to the world's attention tends to be concentrated in a few countries and located in the wealthier nations of Europe and North America. This "Architectural Design" title seeks to present recent architecture that is situated beyond these(...)
Architecture in Canada
March 2003, London
Off the radar
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Architectural design is not limited by geographical, economic or political boundaries. However, the majority of the architecture brought to the world's attention tends to be concentrated in a few countries and located in the wealthier nations of Europe and North America. This "Architectural Design" title seeks to present recent architecture that is situated beyond these familiar boundaries and outside the customary centres of architectural debate. It focuses on architecture that positively benefits from being at the periphery. By presenting work from countries as diverse as Iceland, Guinea, Canada, Portugal, Chile, New Zealand and India, it highlights buildings designed to respond to climatic extremes, remote sites and a broad range of social settings. It also identifies architects who are exploring the potential of materials and limited resources. This work has not only been sought out for attention, but is documented and connected through interviews with selected architects and international contributors who are designing, researching and building at the edge.
Architecture in Canada
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The second in a series of publications on mid-century architecture in the Buffalo Books series, this book commemorates the 50th anniversary of the Albright-Knox Art Gallery extension, a black modernist box, designed by Gordon Bunshaft, set adjacent to the original Neoclassical gallery. Bunshaft’s ideas were progressive in the post-war era and anticipated(...)
Gordon Bunshaft / SOM: Albright - Knox Art Gallery
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The second in a series of publications on mid-century architecture in the Buffalo Books series, this book commemorates the 50th anniversary of the Albright-Knox Art Gallery extension, a black modernist box, designed by Gordon Bunshaft, set adjacent to the original Neoclassical gallery. Bunshaft’s ideas were progressive in the post-war era and anticipated transformations finally emerging today. He once said “…the building industry, as a whole, not just the architectural aspects of it, is a slow moving device…but eventually we will have pre-fabricated, light constructed, rapidly constructed, clean buildings.”
Architecture Monographs
Minoru Yamasaki: M Bank
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The first in a series of publications on mid-century architecture in the Buffalo Books series, this book documents the M bank, designed by Minoru Yamasaki and completed in 1966. Includes photographs by Baltazar Korab, James Warder, and Biff Henrich, other historical photographs, drawings and sketches.
Minoru Yamasaki: M Bank
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The first in a series of publications on mid-century architecture in the Buffalo Books series, this book documents the M bank, designed by Minoru Yamasaki and completed in 1966. Includes photographs by Baltazar Korab, James Warder, and Biff Henrich, other historical photographs, drawings and sketches.
Architecture Monographs
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This renewed second edition contains twelve projects (six new) from the Kansas architectural practice of Rockhill and Associates, spanning from their early design-build work to the recent completion of a 37-building affordable housing complex in New Mexico. The firm's work exhibits a keen understanding of the house as an ecosystem, exploring building design that(...)
Rockhill and associates: designing and building, second edition
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This renewed second edition contains twelve projects (six new) from the Kansas architectural practice of Rockhill and Associates, spanning from their early design-build work to the recent completion of a 37-building affordable housing complex in New Mexico. The firm's work exhibits a keen understanding of the house as an ecosystem, exploring building design that capitalizes on the features of the natural environment.
Architecture Monographs