Allied Works Architecture: Brad Cloepfil / Occupation

Allied Works Architecture: Brad Cloepfil / Occupation
Author: Brad Cloepfil
Publisher: Hatje Cantz
Language: English
Pages: 440 pp., 481 color ills., 12 foldouts
Size: 25.00 x 31.40 cm
Weight: 2.8000 kg
Binding: Hardcover
ISBN: 978-3-7757-2838-6
Availability: In stock
Price: €58.00
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Allied Works Architecture: Brad Cloepfil
Occupation

Texts by Brad Cloepfil, Kenneth Frampton, Sandy Isenstadt, interviews with Doug Aitken, Ann Hamilton, Doug Reed, Ben Rubin, Eric Sanderson, Mark Taylor, Jan Tichelaar, graphic design by Green Dragon Office

2011

Brad Cloepfil—one of the most original contemporary architects

This exhaustive publication documents all of the projects to date of American architect Brad Cloepfil (*1956). The first monograph on Cloepfil and his office, Allied Works Architecture, it presents in-depth accounts of his works, many of which include photographs, architectural drawings, models, as well as project descriptions. Featured projects include the Seattle Art Museum, the Museum of Art and Design in New York, the University of Michigan Museum of Art, the Clyfford Still Museum, and the National Music Centre of Canada.

Architectural historians Kenneth Frampton and Sandy Isenstadt contribute texts that include detailed analyses of several of the buildings. An important element of the book is a series of extended conversations between Cloepfil and artists Doug Aitken, Ann Hamilton, and Ben Rubin, landscape designer Douglas Reed, ecologist Eric Sanderson, theologian and philosopher Mark Taylor, and engineer and manufacturer Jan Tichelaar.