With writings by Thom Mayne, this monograph illustrates a selection of projects - many presented for the first time - from this LA based group whose work stands as a response to the context and diversity of the urban environment. The book gives an insight into the work of this firm, covering the earlier works, such as the Venice III houses to the recently completed Crawford house and Salick Healthcare building, as well as the Higashi, Nara and Chiba projects in Japan.
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This review is from: Morphosis: Connected Isolation (Architectural Monographs No 23) (Hardcover)
The Los Angeles based Morphosis architectural firm has captured the imagination of students, professionals, and the public at large alike for their evolving and innovative work by creating abstract urban architecture that reflects a contextual awareness and originality of their commissions from all over the world. This book has 144 pages. It is printed on a high quality glossy paper with color and black & white photos and technical drawings of Morphosis projects, many of which are presented there for the first time. Thom Mayne of Morphosis wrote the essay. The book measures 12" by 10".
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