Herzog & de Meuron : the complete works
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Herzog & de Meuron : the complete works
Birkhäuser, c2009-
- v. 4
- v. 6
Available at 45 libraries
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Note
Vol. 4: 1997-2001. -- v. 6: 2005-2007
Vol. 4: "This book is also available in the original German-language edition (ISBN9783764386399)"--T.p. verso
Vol. 6: "This publication is also available in a German language edition (ISBN 9783035610031)"--T.p. verso
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Description
The Tate Modern in London made Herzog & de Meuron famous all over the world. The projects and structures they have built since then are distinguished by the sensitive treatment of materials for which the architects are renowned. In addition, these Pritzker Prize-winning architects have developed a topographical conception of architecture that not only locates their designs in a larger context but also frequently structures them as landscapes. In order to represent them, the layout of volume 4 of the complete works has been completely redesigned. The publication contains essays by the architects themselves in which they situate their projects. The structures presented include such icons of contemporary architecture as the Prada store in Tokyo Aoyama and the Allianz Arena in Munich, where the opening game of the 2006 Soccer World Cup was played. Pathbreaking museum structures such as the Schaulager near Basel, the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, and the De Young Museum in San Francisco continue the conversation surrounding what constitutes a truly contemporary presentation of modern art.
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