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9781885254726

1100 Architect

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  • ISBN13:

    9781885254726

  • ISBN10:

    1885254725

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1997-10-01
  • Publisher: The Monacelli Press
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Summary

For more than twenty years, David Piscuskas and Juergen Riehm, principals of 1100 Architect, have worked toward a refined architecture that captures the spirit of early modernism and translates traditional sensibilities of harmony, composition, and precision into a contemporary context. The firm's designs do not adhere to any specific stylistic codes but do have a recognizable, yet understated architectural signature: an elegance of proportion, a subtle mix of colors, meticulous details and craftsmanship. Each project shown in this volume, the first monograph on the work of 1100, exemplifies that signature. Presented with exquisite color photographs, working drawings, models, and sketches, the designs range from apartments and houses (many for clients in the worlds of art, fashion, and theater) to retail and art-related spaces, including the Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation, TSE, J.Crew, and Metro Pictures, all in New York. Paralleling the diverse visual material, the rich and layered text epitomizes the nature of Piscuskas and Riehm's partnership, simultaneously exploring the relationship between the architects and their architecture, the literal and the abstract, the tactile and the visual.

Author Biography

Pilar Viladas is the design editor of the New York Times Magazine.

Pat Morton, an architect and historian, teaches at the University of California, Riverside, and SCI-Arc.

Table of Contents

Introduction 8(2)
Pilar Viladas
Biographies 10(2)
The "Death" of the Architect
12(10)
Pat Morton
Exhibition of Selected Work
22(6)
Orleans House
28(4)
Hatch House
32(8)
West Village Residence
40(10)
New Festival Theater
50(6)
Upper East Side Townhouse
56(4)
A/D Gallery
60(4)
Bleckner Studio and Residence
64(10)
The Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation
74(8)
Greenwich Village Duplex
82(8)
Media Wall
90(2)
Greenwich Village Townhouse
92(8)
Esprit de Corp
100(12)
Reservoir House
112(8)
Georges House
120(4)
The Robbins Office
124(6)
TSE
130(10)
Schwarz-Tuchscherer House
140(8)
HM/FM House
148(10)
J. Crew
158(6)
Rifkin Residence
164(6)
Soho Loft
170(6)
Metro Pictures
176(6)
Little Red School House & Elisabeth Irwin High School
182(2)
List of Projects 184(2)
1100 Personnel 186(2)
Consultants/Advisers/Colleagues 188(1)
Builders/Artisans/Craftspeople 188(2)
Bibliography 190(2)
Photography Credits 192

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