González de León, Teodoro. León, Adriana text mau 1998 monographic eng

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143 p. ill.; col.; plans.; 23 cm. Mexican architects Alberto Kalach and Daniel Alvarez established their presence in the world of Central American architecture beginning with residences in the mid-1980s, moving into the realm of buildings and urban projects in the early 1990s. Some of the more notable projects the firm has designed include a subway station and a 107-unit housing complex in Mexico City, as well as Petrosino Park in New York City. Foreword by Teodoro González de León -- Introduction by Aaron Betsky -- Works -- Palmira House -- House in Valle de Bravo -- Negro House -- Three Houses -- Holbein Building -- Tlaloc Housing -- Subway Station and Public Building -- Abandoned Public Building -- Monte Sinal Kindergarten -- Hardware Store -- Suburban Ensemble -- Alexander Von Humboldt German School -- Maguen David Jewish Community Center -- Appendix -- Selected Projects -- List of Works and Credits -- Acknowledgements -- foreword by Teodoro González de León ; introd. by Aaron Betsky ; text by Adriana León ; concept and design by Lucas H. Guerra, Oscar Riera Ojeda. Architecture Mexico Architecture, Modern 20th century Mexico Mexico City Architecture, Modern 20th century Mexico Architecture Mexico Mexico City NA759.K34 K341 1998 720.972 9781564963956 1564963950 pucpr 150317 20220829214348.0 eng