Mathias Klotz : architecture and projects
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Mathias Klotz : architecture and projects
（Architecture）
Electa architecture , Phaidon [distributor], 2006
- : hbk
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Includes bibliographical references
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Description
Since first starting his practice in the late 1980s, the Santiago-based architect Mathias Klotz (b. 1965) has designed buildings from Chile to China that combine Modernist inspiration with local construction techniques. Having won the Borromini prize for best architect under forty in 2001, Klotz has gone from being known in his native Chile for a series of award-winning single-family residences to larger, more challenging projects-including university buildings, military housing, and commercial properties that expand his architectural vision into the international realm.
Table of Contents
Introduction: "Klotz: The Refoundation of the Language of Modernity," essay by Miquel Adria Architecture: Kotz residence, Muller residence, Ugarte residence, Reutter residence, Cantina bottle factory, Altamira School, 75 residence, Viejo residence, Ponce residence, military barracks, School of Medicine at Diego Portales University, multifunctional building, renovation of a rural home Projects: Bicentennial Tower, renovation of the birth home of Enzo Ferrari, residence for the CIPEA exhibition, Atassi residence, Madanes residence, Baja tourist complex and residences, Ladybrook residence, Kegevic resident, Techos residence, Oks residence, School of Economics at Diego Portales University Chronology of works Biography Bibliography
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