Luis Barragan

Toto

BRAND NEW. Softcover. Japanese Edition

581 Architects in the World

Reference

Riichi Miyake

Shin Muramatsu

Masayuki Fuchigami

Foreign Language Study & Reference

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A massive book mainly covering the Brion Family Cemetery located near Venice. One of Scarpas largest projects, this also happens to be the place where he was buried. The overview includes ten other Scarpa creations in Italy such as the Canova Museum and various Biennale pavilions. Hundreds of colour photos of interiors and exteriors, surface details, and surroundings. Colour drawings and photos all printed on thick grainy paper, sturdily bound in a linen hardback, and wrapped in a paper jacket. Similar in concept to Totos earlier books on Barragan, Candela, and Shinohara.

Carlo Scarpa

Arts & Photography

Architecture

Arata Isozaki - Unbuilt

Isozaki, Arata

Charles-Édouard Jeanneret, otherwise known as the Swiss architect Le Corbusier, is famous for proclaiming ""the house is a machine for living in"". This neat comparison of 106 of his designs for houses edited by Tadao Ando Laboratory (with model, as well as plan and side views), each house to one spread, sets Le Corbusier's experiments in perspective. Two essays discuss the theory behind his designs and what they reveal about the man himself.

Le Corbusier: Houses

Le Corbusier

Barragán’s houses evoke glamour and simplicity, modernity and nostalgia, respect for tradition and revolutionary turns. The influence of his childhood home, a former Mexican hacienda, is clear and yet contrasted with his bold use of colours. Five of his house designs are lavishly pictured here, both inside and out. Accessible short descriptions are included with each photograph. Accompanied by an extended essay by Yutaka Saito.

Casa Barragan

Yutaka Saito

Projects by Sejima and Sanaa including plans for urban development in Madrid as part of the bid for the Olympic 2012, the Japanese Pavilion at the 7th Architecture Venice Biennial, the Issey Miyake and Prada shop interiors in Tokyo as well as residences, exhibitions and offices. They have completed a prolific amount of projects throughout Europe and Japan. All are presented here, full page, on glossy paper. Includes sketches and short descriptive texts.

Kazuyo Sejima + Ryue Nishizawa/Sanaa: Works 1995-2003

Kazuyo Sejima

Ryue Nishizawa Sanaa

Graceful detail, simple materials, abstract forms, monumentality; common elements to KahnÂ’s architecture known for his large scale buildings throughout North America, India and Bangladesh. But less known, are his house designs. In total 20 private house plans (not including renovations) were designed by Kahn. Nine of these were realized and are profiled here; interior and exterior serenely pictured in both full page spreads. Also includes 3 extra essays and a fold out with plans of Kahn's buildings.

Louis I. Kahn: Houses

Photography & Video

Known as an architect practising in a wide range of activities, Mangiarotti has designed not only buildings but also work in the related disciplines of industrial design and sculpture. Included here are his main works, an interview and additional comments from the architect himself and additional photographs.

Angelo Mangiarotti

Fumihiko, Maki

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Luis Barragan

581 Architects in the World

Luis Barragan

Carlo Scarpa

Arata Isozaki - Unbuilt

Le Corbusier: Houses

Casa Barragan

Kazuyo Sejima + Ryue Nishizawa/Sanaa: Works 1995-2003

Louis I. Kahn: Houses

Angelo Mangiarotti