Moshe Safdie I. Moshe Safdie. txt
Mulgrave, Victoria : Images Publishing , 2009Descripción: 2 Vols. ill.; col.; plans.; maps. 35 cmTipo de contenido:- text
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- 9781864701623
- 1864701625
- 9781864701630
- 1864701633
- Moshe Safdie II txt
- 720.92 22
- NA749.S2 A35 2009
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Moshe Safdie's architecture displays a richly evolving tectonic and spatial sensibility. During forty years of practice, Safdie has designed cultural, educational, and civic institutions, housing, mixed-use complexes and airports, and has developed designs for existing urban districts and entirely new cities. In this two-volume monograph, more than eighty of his projects are illustrated with spectacular photography, original design sketches, and text. Volume One features an essay by Safdie on his architecture and influences, and texts by Paul Goldberg, Peter G. Rowe, Witold Rybczynski and Michael Sorkin. The projects include his seminal Habitat project for the Canadian Expo '67, the National Gallery of Canada, Hebrew Union College and the restoration of the Jewish Quarter in Jerusalem; the Skirball Museum and Cultural Center in Los Angeles; housing in the US and Southeast Asia; and urban designs for Montreal, Senegal, and Singapore. Forthcoming, 2008: Moshe Safdie II ISBN 10: 1864701633 I
Include Bibliography
Moshe Safdie I --
THE MEDIUM AND LANGUAGE OF ARCHITECTURE Moshe Safdie --
HABITAT AND AFTER Michael Sorkin --
REBUILDING JERUSALEM Paul Goldberger --
TRAJECTORIES, TRACES AND TROPES Peter G Rowe --
NORTHERN LIGHTS Witold Rybczynski --
EARLY WORK --
HABITAT '67, Montreal, Quebec --
HABITAT PUERTO RICO, San Juan, Puerto Rico --
TROPACO RESORT St Thomas, US Virgin Islands --
HABITAT ISRAEL, Jerusalem --
HABITAT NEW YORK I, New York City --
HABITAT NEW YORK II, New York City --
SAN FRANCISCO STATE COLLEGE STUDENT UNION, San Francisco, California --
POMPIDOU CENTER. Paris --
BUILDING IN JERUSALEM --
YESHIVA PORAT YOSEF --
WESTERN WALL PRECINCT --
RESTORATION OF THE JEWISH QUARTER --
PRIVATE RESIDENCE --
MAMILLA CENTER --
DAVID'S CITADEL HOTEL --
HEBREW UNION COLLEGE --
SUPREME COURT OF ISRAEL --
HOUSING --
ARDMORE HABITAT, Singapore --
CALLAHAN RESIDENCE, Birmingham, Alabama --
ESPLANADE APARTMENTS, Cambridge, Massachusetts --
PUBLIC BUILDINGS --
QUEBEC MUSEUM OF CIVILISATION, Quebec City, Quebec --
NATIONAL GALLERY OF CANADA, Ottawa, Ontario --
MONTREAL MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS, Montreal, Quebec --
OTTAWA CITY HALL, Ottawa, Ontario --
EDUCATION AND RESEARCH --
MORGAN HALL, Harvard Business School, Boston, Massachusetts --
CLASS OF 1959 CHAPEL, Harvard Business School, Boston, Massachusetts --
ROSOVSKY HALL, Harvard-Radcliffe College, Cambridge, Massachusetts --
SUPERCONDUCTING SUPER COLLIDER, Waxahachie, Texas --
SKIRBALL MUSEUM AND CULTURAL CENTER, Los Angeles, California --
MIXED-USE FACILITIES --
COLUMBUS CENTER, New York City --
LIBRARY SQUARE, Vancouver, British Columbia --
CITY DESIGN --
KEUR FARAH PAHLAVI, Senegal --
OLD PORT OF MONTREAL, Montreal, Quebec --
Mosche Safdie II --
On Ethics, Order and Complexity Moshe Safdie --
Building in a Networked World William J. Mitchell --
The Books Behind the Buildings Thomas Fisher --
MUSEUMS AND PERFORMING ARTS CENTRES --
Exploration Place Science Center and Children's Museum WICHITA, KANSAS --
Peabody Essex Museum SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS --
Yitzhak Rabin Center TEL AVIV, ISRAEL --
Children's Holocaust Memorial at Yad Vashem JERUSALEM, ISRAEL --
Holocaust History Museum at Yad Vashem JERUSALEM, ISRAEL --
Telfair Museum of Art, Jepson Center for the Arts SAVANNAH. GEORGIA --
Khalsa Heritage Memorial Complex ANANDPUR SAHIB, PUNJAB, INDIA --
Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI --
Guangdong Science Center GUANGZHOU, CHINA --
Connecticut Center for Science and Exploration HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT --
Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art BENTONVILLE, ARKANSAS --
EDUCATION AND RESEARCH --
Eleanor Roosevelt College, University of California, San Diego SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA --
Salt Lake City Main Public Library SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH --
National Campus for the Archaeology of Israel JERUSALEM, ISRAEL --
Guangzhou No. 2 Children's Palace GUANGZHOU, CHINA --
Free Library of Philadelphia PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA --
CIVIC BUILDINGS --
Federal Courthouse SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS --
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives National Headquarters WASHINGTON, D.C. --
United States Institute of Peace Headquarters WASHINGTON, D.C. --
Alaska State Capitol JUNEAU, ALASKA --
TRANSPORTATION --
Ben Gurion International Airport, Airside Terminal TEL AVIV, ISRAEL --
Lester B. Pearson International Airport TORONTO, CANADA --
URBANISM AND HOUSING --
New City of Modi'in MODI'IN, ISRAEL --
Cairnhill Road Condominiums SINGAPORE --
West Kowloon Reclamation HONG KONG, CHINA --
Marina Bay Sands SINGAPORE --
EPILOGUE --
Palm Jumeirah Gateway Mosque DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES --
Mosche Safdie I --
We are listing this one along with text for Volumes 1 --
"This is the first volume of an architectural monograph on the work of architect Moshe Safdie. Born 1938 in Israel, received architectural degree in Canada and has architectural practices in Boston, Montreal, Toronto and Jerusalem. Best known for his 1967 "Habitat" project in Montreal, Quebec. This volume I covers his most famous projects from the beginning of his career up until the early 1990s. It also features four essays by architectural critics.
Mosche Safdie II
Volume Two features an essay by Safdie presenting his current thoughts on the significant issues facing architecture today. Accompanying it are texts by William Mitchell on the theme of a global practice responding to a wide range of varied local conditions, and by Thomas Fisher on Safdie's books, which hold as much interest and have been as influential as his buildings. Featured projects include the Salt Lake City Public Library, the Peabody Essex Museum and the US Institute of Peace, the Yad Vashem Holocaust Museum, the Rabin Center for Israeli Studies, and the new city of Modi'in in Israel; the Khalsa Heritage Memorial Complex in India; and the Guangdong Science Center and the Guangdong Children's Palace in China.
Notas de autor provistas por Syndetics
Pulitzer Prize-winning critic Paul Goldberger is the architectural critic and a staff writer at The New Yorker.(Bowker Author Biography)