Antoine Predock, architect 4 by Predock, Antoine, Collins, Brad instant download

Antoine Predock, architect 4 by Predock, Antoine, Collins, Brad instant download

292 pages : 29 cm, \"Albuquerque-based Antoine Predock is generally acknowledged as the premier architect practicing in the Southwest, although he also has projects in Denmark, France, Spain, and Morocco. He is known for a philosophical ethos that does not privilege architecture over environment, but fosters a relationship in which a building is analogous to the landscape in which it is set. Predock's use of such natural materials as adobe and sand-colored stone demonstrate an appreciation for local historical precedent as well as a concern for environmental soundness; however, he is in the vanguard in his use of the most technologically advanced methods of construction. Drawing from the pulse of the land, Predock's work embraces uniqueness of site, referencing local history, culture, myths, and people. This monograph features his latest work, including Highland Ponds, in Aspen; Austin City Hall, in Texas; the Tacoma Art Museum; and Shadow House, in Santa Fe, among others. Antoine Predock has taught at universities in Italy and Argentina, as well as at Harvard University, Southern California Institute of Architecture, and UCLA. He has won many awards for his work, including the Rome Prize of the American Academy in Rome, National Honor Awards from the American Institute of Architecture (AIA), and the Gran Premio Internacional de Arquitectura de Buenos Aires.\"--Publisher's website, \"Included in this monograph, Rizzoli's fourth on Predock, are his latest projects ...\"--Jacket, Includes bibliographical references (pages 285-289), Tang teaching museum and art gallery, Skidmore College -- McNamara alumni center, University of Minnesota -- Shadow house, Santa Fe, New Mexico -- Robert Hoag Rawlings public library, Pueblo, Colorado -- Tacoma art museum, Tacoma, Washington -- Austin city hall and public plaza, Austin, Texas -- Parking structure and visitors center, University of New Mexico -- Flint riverquarium, Albany, Georgia -- A ballpark for the San Diego Padres, San