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Mulgrave, Victoria, Australia : The Images Publishig Group , 2017Descripción: 255 p. ill. ;col. ;plans. ; 31 cmTipo de contenido:

text

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unmediated

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volume

ISBN:

9781864707137
1864707135

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Clasificación CDD:

720.922

Clasificación LoC:

NA680 E75 2017

Contenidos:

Contents -- The architect’s lesson -- EOMA: Philosophy -- How The permanent revolution ended -- Projects -- Morgenstern Warehouse, Los Angeles, California -- Petal House, West Los Angeles, California -- UC Irvine Central Housing Office Building, Irvine, California -- Lawson-Weston House, Los Angeles, California -- Pterodactyl, Culver City, California -- Umbrella, Culver City, California -- Stealth, Culver City, California -- Samitaur Tower, Culver City, California -- Samitaur, Los Angeles, California -- Box, Culver City, California -- Beehive, Culver City, California -- 3555 Hayden, Culver City, California -- 3553 Hayden, Culver City, California -- 8522 National, Culver City, California -- Waffle, Culver City, California -- Cactus Tower, Culver City, California -- What wall?, Culver City, California -- Paramount Laundry, Culver City, California -- Gary Group, Culver City, California -- Austria Under Construction, Venice, Italy -- Dancing Bleachers, Wexner Center, Columbus, Ohio -- Caterpillar, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles, California -- If not now, when?, Los Angeles, California and Vienna, Austria -- (W)rapper, Los Angeles, California -- Warner Parking and Retail, Culver City, California -- Térmicas del Besòs, Barcelona, Spain -- S.P.A.R City, Culver City, California -- S.P.A.R City Bridge, Culver City, California -- Smithsonian Patent Office Building, Washington D.C. -- Weihai Observation Tower, Weihai, Shandong, China -- First and Broadway Park, Los Angeles, California -- Sberbank Technopark, Skolkovo, Moscow -- Republic Square, Almaty, Kazakhstan -- Guangdong Provincial Museum, Guangzhou, China -- José Vasconcelos Library, Mexico City -- Mariinsky Theatre I, St Petersburg -- Mariinsky Theatre II, St Petersburg -- Queens Museum of Art, New York -- Selected exhibitions --

Resumen: The work of Eric Owen Moss Architects is about making it new, and the aspiration to uncover new ways to think, to feel, to see, and to understand architecture and this essential concept is the departure point for Eric Owen Moss Architects. This firm's oeuvre is underscored by its unique approach to design, which is that it's convinced the world renews itself, and that architecture has the capacity to offer alternative venues as human affairs continue to be re-imagined. Showcasing highly illustrated and richly photographed works, this volume illuminates how Eric Owen Architects avoids traditional organisation strategies, standardised design solutions, and any notion of architecture as simply a repetitive style. This book delves into how the firm is fascinated both by individual buildings, and that evolving inter-relationship between building and city, and the interrogation of that urban/building exchange in a search/research of alternative design tactics, methods, and techniques that will obligate and modify both building and city. Spanning four decades, Eric Owen Moss Architects has designed a variety of award-winning buildings that continue to re-shape the discourse of international architecture. The Eric Owen Moss office works across a range of typologies and continues to educate through prolific engagement, including master planning, building designs, exhibits, lectures, publications, and teaching around the world.

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The work of Eric Owen Moss Architects is about "making it new," and the aspiration to uncover new ways to think, to feel, to see, and to understand architecture and this essential concept is the departure point for Eric Owen Moss Architects. This firm's oeuvre is underscored by its unique approach to design, which is that it's convinced the world renews itself, and that architecture has the capacity to offer alternative venues as human affairs continue to be re-imagined.

Showcasing highly illustrated and richly photographed works, this volume illuminates how Eric Owen Architects avoids traditional organisation strategies, standardised design solutions, and any notion of architecture as simply a repetitive style. This book delves into how the firm is fascinated both by individual buildings, and that evolving inter-relationship between building and city, and the interrogation of that urban/building exchange in a search/research of alternative design tactics, methods, and techniques that will obligate and modify both building and city. Spanning four decades, Eric Owen Moss Architects has designed a variety of award-winning buildings that continue to re-shape the discourse of international architecture. The Eric Owen Moss office works across a range of typologies and continues to educate through prolific engagement, including master planning, building designs, exhibits, lectures, publications, and teaching around the world.

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Contents --
The architect’s lesson --
EOMA: Philosophy --
How The permanent revolution ended --
Projects --
Morgenstern Warehouse, Los Angeles, California --
Petal House, West Los Angeles, California --
UC Irvine Central Housing Office Building, Irvine, California --
Lawson-Weston House, Los Angeles, California --
Pterodactyl, Culver City, California --
Umbrella, Culver City, California --
Stealth, Culver City, California --
Samitaur Tower, Culver City, California --
Samitaur, Los Angeles, California --
Box, Culver City, California --
Beehive, Culver City, California --
3555 Hayden, Culver City, California --
3553 Hayden, Culver City, California --
8522 National, Culver City, California --
Waffle, Culver City, California --
Cactus Tower, Culver City, California --
What wall?, Culver City, California --
Paramount Laundry, Culver City, California --
Gary Group, Culver City, California --
Austria Under Construction, Venice, Italy --
Dancing Bleachers, Wexner Center, Columbus, Ohio --
Caterpillar, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles, California --
If not now, when?, Los Angeles, California and Vienna, Austria --
(W)rapper, Los Angeles, California --
Warner Parking and Retail, Culver City, California --
Térmicas del Besòs, Barcelona, Spain --
S.P.A.R City, Culver City, California --
S.P.A.R City Bridge, Culver City, California --
Smithsonian Patent Office Building, Washington D.C. --
Weihai Observation Tower, Weihai, Shandong, China --
First and Broadway Park, Los Angeles, California --
Sberbank Technopark, Skolkovo, Moscow --
Republic Square, Almaty, Kazakhstan --
Guangdong Provincial Museum, Guangzhou, China --
José Vasconcelos Library, Mexico City --
Mariinsky Theatre I, St Petersburg --
Mariinsky Theatre II, St Petersburg --
Queens Museum of Art, New York --
Selected exhibitions --

The work of Eric Owen Moss Architects is about making it new, and the aspiration to uncover new ways to think, to feel, to see, and to understand architecture and this essential concept is the departure point for Eric Owen Moss Architects. This firm's oeuvre is underscored by its unique approach to design, which is that it's convinced the world renews itself, and that architecture has the capacity to offer alternative venues as human affairs continue to be re-imagined. Showcasing highly illustrated and richly photographed works, this volume illuminates how Eric Owen Architects avoids traditional organisation strategies, standardised design solutions, and any notion of architecture as simply a repetitive style. This book delves into how the firm is fascinated both by individual buildings, and that evolving inter-relationship between building and city, and the interrogation of that urban/building exchange in a search/research of alternative design tactics, methods, and techniques that will obligate and modify both building and city. Spanning four decades, Eric Owen Moss Architects has designed a variety of award-winning buildings that continue to re-shape the discourse of international architecture. The Eric Owen Moss office works across a range of typologies and continues to educate through prolific engagement, including master planning, building designs, exhibits, lectures, publications, and teaching around the world.

Notas de autor provistas por Syndetics

Eric Owen Moss was born and raised in Los Angeles, California. He received a Bachelor of Arts from the University of California at Los Angeles. He holds Masters Degrees in Architecture from both the University of California at Berkeley, College of Environmental Design and Harvard University's Graduate School of Design. Moss was honoured with the Academy Award in Architecture from the American Academy of Arts and Letters in 1999. He received the AIA/LA Gold Medal in 2001, and was a recipient of the Distinguished Alumni Award from the University of California, Berkeley in 2003. In 2007, he received the Arnold W. Brunner Memorial Prize, recognising a distinguished history of architectural design. In 2011 he was awarded the Jencks Award by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA). In 2014 Moss was featured as a "Game Changer" in Metropolis Magazine, inducted into the National Academy, and received a PA Award for a master plan to revitalise an abandoned rail yard in Albuquerque, New Mexico. In 2016, Moss received the Austrian Decoration of Honor for Science and Art. Moss has held teaching positions at major universities around the world including Harvard, Yale, Columbia, University of Applied Arts in Vienna, and the Royal Academy in Copenhagen. Moss has been a longtime professor at the Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc), and served as its director from 2002 to 2015. He received the AIA|LA Educator of the Year in 2006, and the Most Admired Educator Award from the Design Futures Council in 2013.

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