James Carpenter : environmental refractions / Sandro Marpillero ; preface by Jörg Schlaich ; essay by Kenneth Frampton.
Material type: TextPublisher: New York : Princeton Architectural Press, 2006Description: 174 pages : illustrations (chiefly colour) ; 29 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 1568986084
- 9781568986081
- Environmental refractions
- 720.92 22
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720.92 BOT Mario Botta / | 720.92 CAD Small buildings / | 720.92 CAN Félix Candela : engineer, builder, structural artist / | 720.92 CAR James Carpenter : environmental refractions / | 720.92 CAS Álvaro Siza : the function of beauty / | 720.92 CED Cedric Price : Potteries Thinkbelt / | 720.92 CHA Drawing indeterminate architecture, indeterminate drawings of architecture / |
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"James Carpenter is an artist and sculptor whose work focuses on developing new glass and material technologies. His interest in architecture has evolved into a unique design practice that ranges from technical glass and materials consulting to designing curtain walls, roofing systems, bridges, and sculptures. In James Carpenter: Environmental Refractions, the artist's first monograph, author Sandro Marpillero explores the unique opportunities afforded by the transparency, reflectivity, and compressive strength of glass. With over 300 images, this book brings to light the work of an exciting designer crossing the boundaries between architecture, engineering, and fine arts. James Carpenter Design Associates, founded in 1978, has worked collaboratively with preeminent architects and engineers in the United States and abroad including Norman Foster, Richard Meier, SOM, and Michael Van Valkenburgh creating the artistic complement to many significant buildings. James Carpenter, in collaboration with Hellmuth, Obata + Kassabaum, have been chosen to design and build an undulating glass dome for the new Penn Station."--Publisher description.
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