The sketchbooks of Nicholas Grimshaw
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The sketchbooks of Nicholas Grimshaw
Royal Academy of Arts, c2009
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"First published on the occasion of the exhibition 'Capturing the concept: the sketchbooks of Sir Nicholas Grimshaw CBE PRA from 1982 to 2007', held at Wimbledon College of Art, the Royal Academy of Arts and Edinburgh College of Art, 2009-10"--T.p. verso
Essays by Stephen Farthing and Peter Davey
Includes further reading and photographic acknowledgement (p. 119)
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内容説明
Sir Nicholas Grimshaw (b.1939) is one of Britain's most celebrated architects. His buildings, among them the International Terminal at Waterloo Station in London and the Eden Project in Cornwall, are icons of elegant and inventive industrial design. This book presents a selection of drawings from the sketchbooks that Grimshaw has used throughout his forty-year career, revealing the importance of drawing in the development of his ideas. Included here are concept sketches for buildings and furniture, detailed drawings of buildings' component parts, site plans, and notes for meetings, presentations, and speeches, the sketchbooks provide an insight into the working mind of a master architect. With illuminating essays exploring the key role that drawing plays in architectural design, and specifically in Grimshaw's own practice, this is an invaluable title for students, professionals, and enthusiasts alike.
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