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This review is from: Tom Kovac (Architectural Monographs No 50) (Paperback)
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Introduction. Erasing the Corner (J. Andrews). Return of the Romantic (P. King). Strike the Pose (A. Betsky). In a Field Condition (G. Stanishev). Neither Carved Nor Moulded: An Architecture of the Third Term (L. van Schaik). PROJECTS 1990-97. Squire Boutique, Melbourne, 1990. Cherry Tree, Melbourne, 1990. Succhi, Melbourne, 1991. Gan House, Melbourne, 1993. Capitol, Melbourne, 1994. Gibbs Church Conversion, Melbourne, 1994. Museum of Victoria, Melbourne, 1994. Curve Gallery, Melbourne, 1995. Sapore Restaurant, Melbourne, 1995. Ryan Studio, Melbourne, 1995. Atlas House, Melbourne, 1996. Urban Attitude, Melbourne, 1996. Barkly Apartments, Melbourne, 1996. Pless House, Melbourne. Pontian Centre, Melbourne, 1996. Tonic, Sydney, 1997. Island House, Victoria, 1997. A'Beckett Student Housing, Melbourne, 1997. Federation Square, Melbourne, 1997. Biographical Information. Journal Articles.
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inspirational work from a unique young architect.,
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This review is from: Tom Kovac (Architectural Monographs No 50) (Paperback)
A feverish conglomerate of projects which defy the conventional commercial output prevalent in our built environment. Kovac, who I believe is in his thirties has been embraced by several publishers and readers alike for obvious reasons.....His work hovers above a sea of orthogonal pavements. I would like to see much more. Demand a Kovac project - he is the architect of the future.
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