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9781580930468

Margaret McCurry Constructing Twenty-Five Short Stories

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  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2000-06-05
  • Publisher: The Monacelli Press
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Summary

American architect Margaret McCurry is known for her extraordinary series of private residences, all featuring a synthesis of modern classicism and the American vernacular. Order and symmetry, refinement and distillation, are characteristics not only of McCurry's design, but of her design process as well. This book, the first volume on her work, presents nineteen of her houses, along with selected other projects, and an absorbing personal narrative of her journey to become a principal in the Chicago architectural practice Tigerman McCurry. In twenty-five "short stories," which are accompanied by beautiful color photography and carefully delineated plans and other drawings, McCurry tells the tales behind the design and construction of her projects. In her honest assessment of the outcome of each, McCurry convincingly expounds upon her own philosophy of architecture, one in which the art of architecture is paramount.

Author Biography

Margaret McCurry is a principal in the Chicago firm Tigerman McCurry with her husband, renowned architect and educator Stanley Tigerman. The firm's practice includes cultural, institutional, and residential designs. McCurry's work has been published widely in trade and consumer magazines, and she has taught at the University of Illinois at Chicago and the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.

Table of Contents

Inside Out: On Becoming an Architect
6(16)
Boardwalk
22(4)
Suhu Gallery
26(4)
Juvenile Protective Association
30(4)
Herman Miller
34(4)
Wit's End: The Glass House
38(4)
Coulton Pond Ranch
42(6)
Camp Madron
48(4)
Haworth
52(4)
Brandenburg Lake House
56(4)
Hill Road House
60(10)
Chicago Bar Association
70(8)
Timberlane House
78(4)
University Club
82(6)
The Lighthouse
88(8)
Justus House
96(8)
The Preserve
104(6)
Reinke Residence
110(6)
Nineteenth-Century Farmhouse
116(8)
Prairie Crossing
124(8)
Michigan Shores Club
132(6)
Wildwood
138(8)
McClintock Camp
146(8)
Neisser Condominium
154(10)
Neisser House
164(10)
Harris House
174(12)
Project Information
186(4)
Biography
190(1)
Acknowledgments
191(1)
Photography and Rendering Credits
192

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