02203nam a22002897a 4500003000600000005001700006008004100023020001800064020001500082040003400097050002000131082001500151100001800166245003600184250001700220264005500237300006200292336002600354337002800380338002700408505043600435520091300871600003501784610002801819650003201847650003401879pucpr20220531152502.0190208s2019 nyuaoe 000 0 eng  a9781616898519 a1616898518 apucprbengcpucprdpucprerda00aNA737bH56 201900223a720.921 aHoll, Steven,10aCompression.cSteven Holl.htxt a1st edition. 1aNew York :bPrinceton Architectural Press ,c2019. a175 p.bill. ;col. ;photo. ;plans. ;maps. ;c23 cm.fbook 2rdacontentatextbtxt 2rdamediaaunmediadedbn 2rdacarrieravolumebnc aForward -- Compression -- Thinking -- Architecture: Activating the Brain -- Environment/Body/Brain/Mind -- Stochastic/Analogical Thinking -- Light: Exciting Neural Networks -- Lake of the Mind: Water and Light -- Psychological Space -- Negative Capability -- Architectonics of Music -- Social Condensers -- Making -- Non-Conclusion -- Sanford Kwinter: the Analogical Relation -- Project Credits -- Image Credits/Acknowledgements -- aSteven Holl celebrates the thirtieth anniversary of his landmark book 'Anchoring with Compression', a collection of thirty-five major projects from the past decade. Holl applies concepts from neuroscience, literature, social science, and philosophy to develop the idea of compression: the condensation of material and social forces to create meaningful and sustainable architecture. A diverse roster of international works includes an expansion of the Museum of Fine Arts Houston ; academic facilities for Columbia University, Princeton University, and the Glasgow School of Art; urban plans; a harbor gateway for Copenhagen; and an extension of the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. All demonstrate Holl's poetic attention to light, space, and water; a subtle and tactile employment of material and color; and an awareness of architecture's potential to connect people through inspiring public spaces.10aHoll, StevenxThemes, motives.20aSteven Holl Architects. 0aRegionalism in architecture 0aThemes, motives.vSteven Holl