02121cam a2200337 i 4500003000600000005001700006008004100023020001800064020001500082040003400097049001200131050002300143082001500166245009400181246003000275250001600305264005000321300003900371336002600410337002800436338002700464505012100491520077000612600003701382650004401419650004701463700002901510942005301539999001901592952017201611pucpr20220719174404.0130506s2013 waua 000 0 eng d a9780985995812 a0985995815 apucprbengcpucprdpucprerda aCARIBET 4aNA737.O48bA4 2013 223a720.9200aJim Olson :bart in architecture. /cpreface by R. Craig Miller ; essay by Ted Loos.htxt30aArt in architecture.htxt a1st edition 1aBellingham, WA :bThe Whatcom Museum ,c2013. a172 p.bill. ;col. ;c26 cm.fbook 2rdacontentatextbtxt 2rdamediaaunmediadedbn 2rdacarrieravolumebnc aPreface -- Observing -- Environment -- Art & collecting -- Creating experience -- View of the Sound -- Chronology -- aFor over five decades, Seattle architect Jim Olson has cultivated an international following through his exploration of the relationships between art, architecture, and nature. Best known for his residences for art collectors, Olson's attention to craft and the experience of space have led to this global appeal. Drawing upon Olson's years of practice, "Jim Olson : art in architecture" reveals his many sources of inspiration and how the power of material and sensorial exploration have shaped his approach to design. Through journal sketches, personal observations, and images of built projects ranging from his own intimate cabin in Washington State to grand residences around the world, the reader gains deep insight into Olson's architecture and its artistry.10aOlson, Jim,d1940-vExhibitions. 09294481aOlson, Jim, 1940-vExhibitions. 09197523aArt and architecturevExhibitions.1 aLoos, Ted,econtributor. 2lccc6e1st editionhNA737.O48kGeneralmA4 2013 c260121d260121 00102lcc4070a4b4c33d2017-04-04eAmazong35.00l0oGeneral NA737.O48 A4 2013p91000000052605r2017-06-01 00:00:00t1v45.00w2017-04-04y6zPresupuesto 2016-2017