Gyroscopic horizons. txt
Neil M. Denari.
- 224 p. ill. ;col. ;plans. ; 28 cm. book
Include Bibliography
Movements -- Conditions -- Binaries, monologics, and multiplicities -- Contours -- Scapes -- Metroplex -- Pacific East: Los Angeles -- Pacific West: Japan -- Architecture / scenarios / models / atmospherics -- 9405 Massey residence (Schnitt-Haus), Los Angeles, California (1994) -- 9307 Museum of the Twentieth Century, Los Angeles, California (1993) -- 9704 Vertical Smoothouse, Los Angeles, California (1997) -- 9803 Multisection office block, Los Angeles, California (1998)-- 9802 Technology Research Park, Agoura Hills, California (1998) -- 9804 Corrugated duct house, Palm Springs, California (1998) -- 9706 Microsoft SF, San Francisco, California (1997-1998) -- 9605 Arlington Museum of Art, Arlington, Texas (1996) -- 9304 Details Design Studio, New York, New York (1993) -- 9601 Interrupted projections: Another Global Surface, Tokyo Japan (1996) -- 9303 Prototype house, Tokyo, Japan (1992-1993) -- 9501 Tokyo minimum high-rise housing (Vertical Weekly Mansion), Tokyo, Japan (1995) -- 9602 Kansai-kan Library Competition, Kansai Science City, Japan (1996) -- Anywhere -- 9305 Koizuma birdhouse, Anywhere (1993) -- 9105 Fiber-glasfibre house, Anywhere (1991) -- 9201 Floating illuminator, Anywhere (1992) -- Appendices -- Chronology of projects 1982-99 -- Personal data --
In this long-awaited first monograph, architect Neil Denari combines photography with cultural criticism to examine technology and contemporary culture. Gyroscopic Horizons, a term based on the altitude device found in aircraft, includes Denari's trademark computer renderings and his descriptions of over 20 architectural projects.