Kalach + Alvarez. foreword by Teodoro González de León ; introd. by Aaron Betsky ; text by Adriana León ; concept and design by Lucas H. Guerra, Oscar Riera Ojeda. txt
Massachusetts : Cincinnati, Ohio : Rockport Publishers , Distributed by North Light Books, Gloucester , 1998Descripción: 143 p. ill.; col.; plans.; 23 cmTipo de contenido:- text
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- 9781564963956
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- 22 720.972
- NA759.K34 K341 1998
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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 --
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.