An Office of the Electronic Era An Office of the Electronic Era Galofaro, Luca. creator Eisenman, Peter 1932- text bibliography it 1999 1st edition monographic ita

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93 p. ill. ;col. ; 19 cm. How should an innovative architect react today to the electronic revolution which is taking place? Answers to this question are explored in this book looking at the example of Peter Eisenman who was born in 1932 and has had his own architectural office in New York since 1963. Through his ideas and work, Eisenman has become one of the most influential protagonists of the current architectural debate. This volume includes a conversation of Eisenman with the author, an illuminating selection of excerpts from Eisenman's writings, and an analysis of those projects by Eisenman Architects which focus on this subject such as Virtual House. This fascinating portrayal is complemented with visual material which is largely unpublished. A starting point -- Critical architecture: Ongoing criticism ; Eisenman as Piranesi -- How Eisenman works: 41 West, 25th Street, New York City ; The method through the project ; Plastic models ; Diagrammatic models ; Computerized models ; Genesis of a project ; The organization of the working group for the offices of BFL Software Limited, Bangalore, India ; The meetings ; The final solution -- Instruments for electronic architecture -- Diagrams ; Breakdown of the building ; Axes and vectors ; Virtual house -- The new system of vision -- Notes on Staten Island / by Marco Galofaro ; Visions unfolding: architecture in the age of electronic media / by Peter Eisenman -- Luca Galofaro; [translation into English, Lucinda Byatt]. Include Bibliography Eisenman, Peter 1932- Criticism and interpretation Architecture Data processing NA737.E33 G37 1999 720.92 Rivoluzione informatica 3764360941 0817660941 99509574 pucpr 990621 20220606174600.0 eng