Roto works : stillpoints. / Michael Rotondi, Clark P. Stevens. txt
New York : Rizzoli International Publications , 2006Descripción: 239 p. ill. ;col. ;plans. ; 29 cmTipo de contenido:- text
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Since founding RoTo Architecture in 1991, Michael Rotondi and Clark Stevens have demonstrated that the applications of vibrant avant-garde style can be both wide-ranging and successful. The presumptive post-Frank Gehry flag bearer of L.A. modernism, Roto has earned international recognition for its expertise in community planning in rural areas, city parks, and on campuses. Featuring essays by architecture critic Mildred Friedman and design theorist Michael Benedikt, RoTo Architecture illustrates the breadth and depth of the firm's commissions, including a memorial for the L.A. Fire Department, an experimental theater complex in La Jolla, California, a large Buddhist stupa in Santa Cruz, California, and a city planning project in Louisville, Kentucky, where a seventy-acre industrial site was transformed into an extension of the city's center. RoTo Architecture is a testament to the grace and imagination with which Rotondi consistently meets his disparate clients' demand for cutting-edge designs that are sound and skillful.
Include index
Rotondi's (a) secret / Eric Owen Moss --
Roto intros / acknowledgments --
How we began sci-arc
cdlt 1,2 1987-1992 / Los Angeles, California / rotondi family / Michael Rotondi, Benedetto Rotondi, Read Miller --
Freedom and Structure in Verona and Los Angeles --
Dorland Mountain Arts Colony 1993-1994 / Temecula, California --
Nicola Restaurant 1993 / Los Angeles, California --
Circolo restaurant 1991 / Glendale, California / Michael Rotondi, Theresa Ross, Francisco Gutierrez, Gregory Kight --
New Jersey House 1990-1996 / Bernardsville, New Jersey / Michael Rotondi, Clark Stevens --
New Jersey House --
Gemini consulting's Learning Center 1993 / Morristown, NJ / Michael Rotondi, Clark Stevens, Brian Reiff, Craig Scott, Tracy Loeffler --
Carlson-Reges House 1992-1996 / Los Angeles, California / Michael Rotondi, Clark Stevens, Yusuke Obuchi, Kenneth Kim, Brian Reiff, Craig Scott --
Oak Pass 2002 / Beverly Hills, California / Michael Rotondi, Clark Stevens, Michael Volk --
Warehouse C 1997 / Nagasaki, Japan / Michael Rotondi, Clark Stevens, Brian Reiff --
Hollywood orange building 2001- / Hollywood, California / roto/jag, joint venture, roto architects, Michael Rotondi, Clark Stevens, Brian Reiff, Natalie Magarian, Denis Lee, Dominic Van Buren, Giorgios Apostolidis, Nicos Katsellis, Ben Ives, Jose Colombardi, Jose Pablo, Gonzalez Creso, Christian Rice, john ash Group, Josh Ash, Dick Gee --
Sinte Gleska University 1994-1998 / Antelope, South Dakota / Michael Rotondi, Clark Stevens, Jim Bassett, Brian Reiff, Michael Volk, Kenneth Kim, Noah Bilken, Bader Kassim, Jin Kim --
The tipi to the box --
Oglala Lakota fine arts center 1997 (unbuilt) / Kyle, South Dakota / Michael Rotondi, Clarke Stevens, Michael Volk, Brian Rieff --
Looking twice --
Forest refuge / 1998-2001 (unbuilt) Barre, Massachusetts / Michael Rotondi, Basil Romano, James Bassett, Claudia Montesinos, Kirby Smith, Tenzin Thokme, Jose Gonzalez, Ben Ives, Charles Low, Jose Colombari --
100,000 stupas 2002-present / Soquel, California / Michael Rotondi, Tenzin Thokme, Tom Perkins --
Center line of gravity --
Miracle manor retreat 1997-present / Desert Hot Spring, California / April Greiman, Michael Rotondi, Natalie Magarian, Forest Fulton, Adam Gerndt, Robbie Sproull, Kirby Smith, Tenzin Thokme, Hype-arc, Mike Nelms, Katsumi Moroi, Steve Hegedus, Bon & Sofia Lyman --
Joshua Tree House 2001-2002 / Joshua Tree, California / Michael Rotondi, Forest Fulton, Adam Gerndt, Robbie Sproull, Michael Nelms --
From the Verandah 2004 / Los Angeles, California --
Stillpoints 2003-2004 / Southern California Institute of Architecture, Los Angeles, California / Michael Rotondi, James Bassett, Sergio Ortiz, Kate Harvey, Kirby Smith, Jose Vargas, John Osborne, Paola Zellner, April Greiman (color) --
Gompertz House 1999-2003 / Livingston, Montana / Clark Stevens, Ben Ives, Dave Kitazaki, Kirby Smith, Carrie Difiore, Eric Meglassen --
La Jolla Playhouse (Joan + Irwin Jacobs center for La Jolla Playhouse) / 2000-2005 / roto/fsy,joint venture roto architects, Michael Rotondi, Clark Stevens, Jim Bassett, Kirby Smith, Natalie Margarian, Victor Maningo, Charles Low, Forrest Fulton, Haseung Choi, Fabian Villamichel, John Osborne, Fsy, John Sergio Fisher, Art Yanez / La Jolla, California --
Prairie view school of architecture 2003-2005 / Prairie View a+m University architecture + art building / Prairie View, Texas / roto/hks,joint venture roto architects, Michael Rotondi, Clark Stevens, Tom Perkins, Jim Bassett, Alyssa Holmquist, Delvin Mcconkey, Sergio Ortiz, Otoniel Solis, Jack Nyman, John Lessl, hks, Jess Corrigan, aia, principal in charge Tom Holt, Project Manager Gerald Ward, projector Architect Johnny Luttrul, Construction admin. manager Robert Taylor, Jou Jou Wang / La Jolla, California ----
School of schools / Albert Pope.
Since founding RoTo Architecture in 1991, Michael Rotondi and Clark Stevens have demonstrated that the applications of vibrant avant-garde style can be both wide-ranging and successful. The presumptive post-Frank Gehry flag bearer of L.A. modernism, Roto has earned international recognition for its expertise in community planning in rural areas, city parks, and on campuses. Featuring essays by architecture critic Mildred Friedman and design theorist Michael Benedikt, RoTo Architecture illustrates the breadth and depth of the firm's commissions, including a memorial for the L.A. Fire Department, an experimental theater complex in La Jolla, California, a large Buddhist stupa in Santa Cruz, California, and a city planning project in Louisville, Kentucky, where a seventy-acre industrial site was transformed into an extension of the city's center. RoTo Architecture is a testament to the grace and imagination with which Rotondi consistently meets his disparate clients' demand for cutting-edge designs that are sound and skillful.