Simplexity : LAR. / Romero, Fernando, 1971-, Ryan, Raymund. txt
Ostfildern : Hatje Cantz , 2010Descripción: 669 p. ill.; col.; plans.; 24 cmTipo de contenido:- text
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- 9783775727112
- 3775727116
- LAR. txt
- 720.92
- NA759.R65 A4 2010
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Fernando Romero (*1971 in Mexico City) worked from 1997 to 2000 at the offices of Rem Koolhaas in Rotterdam; in 2000 he started his own office, known as Laboratory of Architecture. LAR has a vast collection of designs and buildings that vary from orthogonal to fluid, dynamic, and organic. These cover diverse cultural and commercial programs, such as museums, schools, housing, and offices; and the firm has also visualized many outstanding buildings in international competitions.This publication contains selected projects that provide an overview of Romero's visions, designs, and buildings, documenting the office's accomplishments during its first ten years. These are the result of its experimentation with new materials, implemented with both traditional and innovative building methods, and its rethinking of current discourse in the interest of creating unprecedented spaces.
Mercedes Benz Business Center --
Bicentennial Moebius Ring --
Moebius Bridge --
Multi-Docking --
Children’s Room --
Innovation Complex --
Ixtapa House --
Mexico Pavillion --
Yeosu Thematic Pavillion --
Pacific Hotel --
Orozco House --
Seoul Performing Arts Center --
Beijing Hyperbolic Landmark --
Museo Soumaya --
Toluca Stadium --
House of Arts and Culture --
Museum of Modern Art, Warsaw --
Museum of Contemporary Art & Planning Exhibition (Mocape) --
House in Croatia --
Chapel in Ajusco --
Lisbon Cruise Terminal --
Chapel in Central de Abastos --
Juan Diego Chapel --
Santa Fe Tower --
Polanco Hotel --
Four Columns House --
Cantilever House --
Border Museum --
Hovering House --
Shelter in the Mountains --
Semi-Sunken House --
Conversation between Hans Ulrich Obrist, Pedro Reyes, and Fernando Romero --
El Eco Experimental Museum --
Library Garden --
Dallas House --
House in Portugal --
Suro House --
Cut & Paste Temple --
Villa S --
El Paso Holocaust Museum --
Museum Bridge --
Torre Bicentenario --
Bridging Teahouse --
The Pyramid --
Shenzhen Pavillion --
La Diferencia --
Museum of Polish History --
Retirement Residence --
Apartments for Artists --
La Villa --
Cuauhtemoc Tower --
Inbursa Headquarters --
Casa Toluca --
Polanco Masterplan --
Glassbox Bank --
Casa Telmex --
ModuLAR --
Essay by Raymund Ryan --
Fernando Romero (*1971 in Mexico City) worked from 1997 to 2000 at the offices of Rem Koolhaas in Rotterdam; in 2000 he started his own office, known as Laboratory of Architecture (LAR). LAR has a vast collection of designs and buildings that vary from orthogonal to fluid, dynamic, and organic. This publication contains selected projects that provide an overview of Romero's visions, designs, and buildings, documenting the office's accomplishments during its first ten years. These are the result of its experimentation with new materials, implemented with both traditional and innovative building methods, and its rethinking of currentdiscourse in the interest of creating unprecedented spaces.