Hugh Newell Jacobsen, Architect

by Vignelli, Massimo

• ISBN13: 9781920744137
• ISBN10: 1920744134
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 2003-03-01
• Publisher: Images

Summary

Hugh Newell Jacobsen set up an independent practice in Washington, DC over forty years ago. Since then, he has become one of America's finest architects and his projects have been built and published worldwide, earning him numerous national and international design awards. First published in 1988 by the AIA Press, this current edition has been printed on high quality art paper with enhanced imagery.

Table of Contents

Foreword	6	(2)
Massimo Vignelli
Introduction	8	(4)
Vincent Scully
Major Projects, 1959--1988
Thoron House	12	(2)
A Victorian House Remodeled	14	(4)
Shorb House	18	(2)
Beech House	20	(4)
Cafritz House	24	(4)
A Brick-Pavilioned House	28	(4)
Millett House	32	(4)
Bolton Square	36	(6)
Trentman House	42	(6)
Tidesfall	48	(4)
Blumenthal House	52	(8)
House in the Virgin Islands	60	(4)
Jacobsen House	64	(4)
Schwaikert House	68	(4)
The Renwick Gallery	72	(4)
Baker House	76	(6)
Arts and Industries Building	82	(4)
Four Linked Pavilions	86	(6)
Elliott House	92	(6)
American College of Greece Gymnasium and Library	98	(6)
Dixon House	104	(8)
Challinor House	112	(4)
Putterman House	116	(8)
Buckwalter House	124	(12)
House in Kentucky	136	(16)
Gettysburg College Library	152	(4)
House on the Eastern Shore	156	(10)
Library for the American University in Cairo	166	(6)
Athens College Theater	172	(4)
Huge House	176	(8)
University of Michigan Alumni Center	184	(6)
Zamoiski House	190	(10)
Alumni Square, Georgetown University	200	(6)
Karpidas House	206	(6)
Welles House	212	(14)
Hotel Talleyrand	226	(12)
Rosenak House	238	(10)
Kahn House	248	(16)
Voorhees House	264	(4)
Bryan House	268	(10)
Mendoza House	278	(10)
Advaney House	288	(4)
Jacobs House	292	(4)
Forbes House	296	(4)
Carson House	300	(4)
Waddell House	304	(6)
Glossary	310	(8)
Chronology	318	(31)
Additional reading	349	(1)
Credits	350