Rogers Marvel Architects. Rob Rogers and Jonathan Marvel. txt

Por:

Rogers, Rob, 1959-

Colaborador(es):

Marvel, Jonathan

New York : Princeton Architectural Press , 2011Edición: 1st editionDescripción: 191 p. ill. ;col. ;map. ;plans. ; 26 cmTipo de contenido:

text

Tipo de medio:

unmediaded

Tipo de soporte:

volume

ISBN:

9781568989990
1568989997

Tema(s):

Clasificación CDD:

720.922 22

Clasificación LoC:

NA737.R593 A4 2011

Contenidos:

Introduction Michael Sorkin -- Buildings -- Wetchester reform temple / Scarsdale, New York -- State street 14 townhouse / Brooklyn, New York -- The Stephen Gaynor school / New York, New York -- North fork residence / Cody, Wyoming -- Whaler's Lane residence / Amagansett, New York -- Eyebeam art + technology center / New York, New York -- The nativity church, La primavera / Culiacan, Sinaloa, Mexico -- More buildings New (One Seventh Avenue South, Downtown Tower, Battery Maritime Building Redevelopment, Gowanus Green, University of Georgia Lamar Dodd School of Art Master Plan, 350 West Broadway, Achievement First Endeavor Charter School, South Fork Natural History Museum) Adaptations -- Pratt Institute, Higgins Hall / Brooklyn, New York -- The Studio Museum in Harlem / New York, New York -- St. John's Bread and life / Brooklyn, New York -- New York public library, Mulberry Street Branch / New York, New York -- Theory headquarters / New York, New York -- More adaptations (Canal Street Residence, 29th Street Penthouse, Kate Spade Shops Worldwide, Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, McCarren Pool Redevelopment, 145 Hudson Street, Ninth Street Residence, Tom Wesselmann Studio) Public Spaces -- The elevated acre at 55 water street / New York, New York / with Ken Smith Landscape Architects -- New York stock exchange financial district security and streetscapes / New York, New York / with Quennell Rothschild and Partners -- -- Battery park city streetscapes / New York, New York / with James Carpenter Design associates -- Governors island park and public space competition / New York, New York / with West 8-- Metropolitan tower / New York, New York -- Dwight D. Eisenhower Memorial Competition / Washington, D.C. / with Nelson Byrd Woltz Landscape Architects and Arup -- More public spaces (Pentagon South Plaza, MTA Flood Mitigation Furniture and Urban Plan, Dartmouth College Arts Master Plan, Times Square Streetscape, SandRidge Energy, New York 2106 The City of the Future: Design and Engineering Challenge, Nathan Phillips Square Design Competition, Erie Street Plaza) --

Resumen: New York City-based Rogers Marvel Architects has garnered high praise for its distinctive blend of elegance, technical mastery, and civic consciousness. Rogers Marvel Architects, the firm's first monograph, showcases recent and award-winning work, from large-scale public projects such as their contest-winning entry (along with West 8 from Rotterdam) to the redesign of New York City's Governors Island to institution specific buildings such as the recently completed Westchester Reform Temple. Rob Rogers and Jonathan Marvel founded New York City-based Rogers Marvel Architects in 1992. Both partners have extensive backgrounds designing significant cultural projects around the world. The RMA team includes architects, graphic designers, industrial designers, landscape architects, preservationists and digital specialists working together. These collective skills enable RMA to comprehensively develop sophisticated buildings and structures, long-term master plans, parks and urban open spaces, and furniture and products. Although heavily New York based, this monograph presents all manner of projects ranging from public to private, commercial to residential to recreational. Using a handson approach from project inception through construction, and carefully choosing and detailing materials throughout a project, RMA has proven themselves a busy and significant force of growth in New York's, and thereby the nation's architectural landscape.

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Introduction Michael Sorkin --
Buildings --
Wetchester reform temple / Scarsdale, New York --
State street 14 townhouse / Brooklyn, New York --
The Stephen Gaynor school / New York, New York --
North fork residence / Cody, Wyoming --
Whaler's Lane residence / Amagansett, New York --
Eyebeam art + technology center / New York, New York --
The nativity church, La primavera / Culiacan, Sinaloa, Mexico --
More buildings New (One Seventh Avenue South, Downtown Tower, Battery Maritime Building Redevelopment, Gowanus Green, University of Georgia Lamar Dodd School of Art Master Plan, 350 West Broadway, Achievement First Endeavor Charter School, South Fork Natural History Museum)
Adaptations --
Pratt Institute, Higgins Hall / Brooklyn, New York --
The Studio Museum in Harlem / New York, New York --
St. John's Bread and life / Brooklyn, New York --
New York public library, Mulberry Street Branch / New York, New York --
Theory headquarters / New York, New York --
More adaptations (Canal Street Residence, 29th Street Penthouse, Kate Spade Shops Worldwide, Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, McCarren Pool Redevelopment, 145 Hudson Street, Ninth Street Residence, Tom Wesselmann Studio)
Public Spaces --
The elevated acre at 55 water street / New York, New York / with Ken Smith Landscape Architects --
New York stock exchange financial district security and streetscapes / New York, New York / with Quennell Rothschild and Partners -- --
Battery park city streetscapes / New York, New York / with James Carpenter Design associates --
Governors island park and public space competition / New York, New York / with West 8--
Metropolitan tower / New York, New York --
Dwight D. Eisenhower Memorial Competition / Washington, D.C. / with Nelson Byrd Woltz Landscape Architects and Arup --
More public spaces (Pentagon South Plaza, MTA Flood Mitigation Furniture and Urban Plan, Dartmouth College Arts Master Plan, Times Square Streetscape, SandRidge Energy, New York 2106 The City of the Future: Design and Engineering Challenge, Nathan Phillips Square Design Competition, Erie Street Plaza) --

New York City-based Rogers Marvel Architects has garnered high praise for its distinctive blend of elegance, technical mastery, and civic consciousness. Rogers Marvel Architects, the firm's first monograph, showcases recent and award-winning work, from large-scale public projects such as their contest-winning entry (along with West 8 from Rotterdam) to the redesign of New York City's Governors Island to institution specific buildings such as the recently completed Westchester Reform Temple.

Rob Rogers and Jonathan Marvel founded New York City-based Rogers Marvel Architects in 1992. Both partners have extensive backgrounds designing significant cultural projects around the world. The RMA team includes architects, graphic designers, industrial designers, landscape architects, preservationists and digital specialists working together. These collective skills enable RMA to comprehensively develop sophisticated buildings and structures, long-term master plans, parks and urban open spaces, and furniture and products. Although heavily New York based, this monograph presents all manner of projects ranging from public to private, commercial to residential to recreational. Using a handson approach from project inception through construction, and carefully choosing and detailing materials throughout a project, RMA has proven themselves a busy and significant force of growth in New York's, and thereby the nation's architectural landscape.

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ROB ROGERS was born in Denver, Colorado. At Rice University he won the prestigious Fossi Fellowship and graduated in 1983 with a Bachelor of Arts and a Bachelor in Architecture. Rob then joined I.M. Pei & Partners and spent six years on projects around the world, including the Grande Louvre in Paris, the Bank of China in Hong Kong, and the Science Center at Choate Rosemary Hall. In 1989 he earned his Master of Design Studies degree from the Harvard Graduate School of Design. In 1990 he opened his own practice with projects in Boston, New York and Wyoming. In 1992, he teamed up with Jonathan Marvel to form Rogers Marvel Architects in New York City. Rob has taught design studios for nineteen years, first at Pratt and later at Columbia, Harvard and Parsons. He held the Cullinan Chair at Rice in 2004 and has served as a visiting professor at Washington University in St. Louis. Rob is a GSA Peer and he lectures frequently at universities and institutions. JONATHAN MARVEL was born in San Juan, Puerto Rico. He majored in fine arts at Dartmouth College and received a Bachelor of Arts in 1982. In 1986, he graduated from Harvard Graduate School of Design with a Master of Architecture degree. Jonathan worked for four years in the office of Richard Meier on the Museu d'Art Contemporani in Barcelona, the Getty Center in Los Angeles and the High Museum in Atlanta before beginning his own practice in 1990. He won the competition for renovating the galleries and entry of El Museo del Barrio in 1992, the same year he teamed up with Rob Rogers to form Rogers Marvel Architects in New York City. Jonathan has taught design studios for fifteen years at Columbia, Harvard and now Parsons and recently taught an Urban Design Studio at Washington University in St. Louis. He is a former Board member of the New York Chapter of the AIA and currently serves on the preservation committee of the Municipal Art Society and on the streetscape committee for the New York City Design Commission. He has been a member of the NYSCA Architecture, Planning and Design panel since 2006. Jonathan is active on three boards, The Greenwich Village High School, a start-up interdisciplinary school in Manhattan, as well as the Buckminster Fuller Institute and the Van Alen Institute.

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