Architecture
Kevin Roche
architecture as environment
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- Format
- Hardcover
- Pages
- 280
- Published
- 2011
- Publisher
- Yale University Press
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The story
Kevin Roche: Architecture as Environment, Volume 1, provides a comprehensive examination of the fifty-year career of Pritzker Prize-winner Kevin Roche. This architectural biography explores how Roche, a student of Mies van der Rohe and associate of Eero Saarinen, shaped the postwar era through pioneering urban structures. The text analyzes his influential designs, such as the Ford Foundation Headquarters and the Oakland Museum of California, placing his work within the broader history of modern architecture.
This volume of Kevin Roche: Architecture as Environment serves as a significant resource for those studying American architecture and art criticism. It details his approach to designing energy-efficient buildings and integrating landscape, infrastructure, and public spaces into a cohesive man-made environment. From corporate headquarters to master plans for major museums and universities, the book utilizes archival materials to showcase Roche's lasting impact on the field of architecture and environmental design.
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