Joseph Rosa creator Gwathmey, Charles 1938- Meier, Richard 1934- Hockney, David. text bibliography nyu 1997 monographic eng

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158 p. ill. ;col. ;plans. ; 28 cm. Young design partners Peter Stamberg and Paul Aferiat combine modernist architecture with vibrant primary hues, sensuous materials, sculptural walls, and classic modern furniture. The firm's first monograph presents 20 buildings and projects as well as commentary. The book's innovative graphics and stunning photography reflect Stamberg Aferiat's urbane, cutting-edge approach to design. Joseph Rosa Foreword -- Paul Goldberger Introduction -- Richard Meier -- David Hockney -- Charles Gwathmey -- Built -- Hoffman House, East Hampton, New York 1996 -- Lounge Seating for Knoll 1994 -- Sycamore Creek House, Princeton, New Jersey 1994 -- Long Island Children's Museum, Garden City, New York 1993 -- A Ceramic Collector's Apartment, New York 1993 -- McCabe.& Company, New York 1991 -- Stamberg Aferiat Loft, New York 1976- (Painted 1991) -- Nelson/Sarna Apartment Renovation, New York 1991 -- Apartment for Tom and Linda Platt, New York 1990 -- Suarez Apartment, New York 1990 -- Shumsky/Kronick Apartment, New York 1989 -- Kraus Apartment, New York 1988 -- Wright Line Showroom, Chicago, Illinois 1985 -- Projects -- Persky/Patton House, Shelter Island, New York 1996 -- Chiat House, Sagaponack, New York 1995… -- Bradbury/Jones House, East Hampton, New York 1995… -- Canterbury House, Watchung, New Jersey 1994… -- Clifty Creek Elementary School, Columbus, Indiana 1994… -- The Chimes Project A GMHC Volunteers Memorial, New York 1993… -- Biographies (Paul Aferiat and Peter Stamberg) -- [introduction by Paul Goldberger ; foreword by Joseph Rosa ; with contributions by Charles Gwathmey, David Hockney, Richard Meier ; architectural photography by Paul Warchol]. Include index Include Bibliography Stamberg Aferiat Architecture (Firm) Color in architecture United States texture in architecture United States Space Architecture United States NA737.S628 S72 1997 720.92273 0847820114 9780847820115 96047014 pucpr 140718 20220721145554.0 eng