05737nam a2200337Ia 4500003000600000005001700006008004100023020001800064020001500082040003400097041000800131050002400139082001600163100005000179245014500229246006600374264003400440300005400474336002600528337002800554338002700582500001800609505325000627520119303877600003205070650006605102650006405168650006805232650004905300650005005349pucpr20220623172048.0 s a fr 001 0 eng  a9780847838608 a0847838609 apucprbengcpucprdpucprerda0 aeng00aNA737.K65bK62 201200223a720.9221 aFranchetti, Anita; David Niles; Peter Murray.10aKPF :bKohn Pedersen Fox; architecture and urbanism, 2003-2012. /cEdited by Anita Franchetti; David Niles; Interviews by Peter Murray.htxt aKohn Pedersen Fox; architecture and urbanism, 2003-2012.htxt aNew York :bRizzoli ,c2012.  a384 p.bill. ;col. ;maps. ;plans. ;c31 cm.fbook 2rdacontentatextbtxt 2rdamediaaunmediadedbn 2rdacarrieravolumebnc aInclude index aIn conversation: A. Eugene Kohn and William Pedersen / Peter Murray -- In conversation: Paul Katz and James von Klemperer / Peter Murray -- Conversations with friends -- Typologies -- Supertall -- Essay / William Pedersen -- Shanghai World Financial Center, Shanghai, China -- International Commerce Centre, Hong Kong, SAR -- Corporate headquarters -- Essay / William C. Louie -- Samsung Seocho headquarters, Seoul, Korea -- Endesa Headquarters, Madrid, Spain -- RBD Centre, Toronto, Canada -- Mirae Asset Tower, Shanghai, China -- China Huaneng Group headquarters, Beijing, China -- CNOOC headquarters, Beijing, China -- Posteel Tower, Seoul, Korea -- Abu Dhabi Investment Authority Headquarters, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates -- Clifford Chance headquarters, London, United Kingdon -- Education & research -- Essay / Jill N. Lerner -- Stephen M. Ross School of Business, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA -- Science Teaching and Student Services Center, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, USA -- Alvah H. Chapman Jr. Graduate School of Business, Florida International University, Miami, USA -- Prince's Gardens Redevelopment, Imperial College, London, United Kingdom -- Chadwick International School, Incheon, Korea -- INCS Zero Factory, Nagano, Japan -- Drawings -- Office buildings -- Essay / A. Eugene Kohn -- Heron Tower, London, United Kingdom -- 505 Fifth Avenue, New York, USA -- 555 Mission Street, San Francisco, USA -- Infinity Tower, São Paulo, Brazil -- Nihonbashi 1-Chome, Tokyo, Japan -- Wheelock Square, Shanghai, China -- Plaza 66, Shanghai, China -- CSCEC Tower, Shanghai, China -- Drawings -- Repositioning -- Essay / John Bushell -- Unilever London Headquarters, London, United Kingdom -- Tour First, Paris, France -- Centra Metropark, Iselin, [New Jersey], USA -- 640 Fifth Avenue, New York, USA -- The Landmark, Hong Kong, SAR -- World Trade Center, Amsterdam Netherlands -- Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, USA -- Drawings -- Hospitality & residential -- Essay / Joshua Chaiken -- The Langham Xintiandi & Andaz Shanghai Hotels, Shanghai, China -- The Ritz-Carlton, Toronto, Canada -- One Jackson Square, New York, USA -- 21 Davies Street, London, United Kingdom -- Canal Walk, Incheon, Korea -- First World Towers, Incheon, Korea -- Drawings -- Transportation & civic -- Essay / Anthony Mosellie -- Songdo Central Park, Incheon, Korea -- Songdo Convensia, Incheon, Korea -- Ilsam Cultural Center, Kyongki-Do, Korea -- U.S. Courthouse, Buffalo [New York], USA -- Dulles International Airport AeroTrain C-Gates Station, Chantilly [Virginia], USA -- US Airways International Terminal One, Philadelphia International Airport, Philadelphia, USA -- Drawings – Mixed-use -- Essay / Paul Katz -- Roppongi Hills, Tokyo, Japan -- Espirito Santo Plaza, Miami. USA -- One Central, Macau, SAR -- Palace 66, Shenyang, China -- China Central Place, Beijing, China -- Northeast Asia Trade Tower, Incheon, Korea -- One Raffles Quay & Marina Bay Financial Centre, Singapore -- Drawings -- Cities -- Essay / James von Klemperer -- New Songdo City, Incheon, Korea -- Meixi Lake, Changsha, China -- Langfang International IDP, Langfang, China -- BSD city master plan, Tangerang, Indonesia -- Postscript -- aThe fourth volume in a series of monographs celebrating the innovative architectural designs of the highly esteemed international firm. KPF initially distinguished itself through its attention to the most characteristic American building type, the skyscraper. The evolution of the tall tower is a key part of a sustainable paradigm in which individual buildings form part of a larger system of vertical centers linked by horizontal networks of public transportation. These "vertical cities" represent a sustainable model for future development where public transport is encouraged, land is conserved, and energy and water uses are reduced. KPF leads the way, creating enduring architecture with contextual sensitivity, flexibility of use, and care for the environment. KPF has achieved international stature, becoming the first firm to be a member of the United Nations Global Compact. This, the fourth volume of their work, explores their recent buildings in detail. The projects include buildings that have transformed the urban fabric of their respective cities, such as the Roppongi Hills Tower complex in Tokyo and the Shanghai World Financial Center, the tallest skyscraper in Asia. 0aKohn, Pedersen Foxc(Firm)  0aPublic architecturevDesigns and plansxHistoryy21st century 0aPublic architecturevPictorial worksxHistoryy21st century 0aArchitecture, American.vPictorial worksxHistoryy21st century 0aArchitectural practice, International2Local 0aArchitecturexUrbanism.2LocalzUnited States