10 X 10 3 (En papel)

Datos del libro

• 30.0x30.0cm.
• Nº de páginas: 448 págs.
• Editorial: PHAIDON PRESS LIMITED
• Lengua: INGLÉS
• Encuadernación: Tapa dura
• ISBN: 9780714849539
• Año edicón: 2009
• Plaza de edición: LONDON

Sinopsis

Curated by Shumon Basar, Mercedes Daguerre, Luis Fernández-Galiano, Bart Goldhoorn,
Joseph Grima, Carlos Jimenez, Kengo Kuma, Andrew Mackenzie, Peter Cachola Schmal
and Ai Weiwei
A global, up-to-the-minute overview of contemporary architecture selected by
ten prominent members of the international architecture community
Following on from the successful 10x10 and 10x10_2, features the work of 100
rising stars and a variety of buildings from private houses and apartments to
schools, offices and stadia
Features projects that redefine architecture, exploring never-before-used materials
and proving that ‘green’ is the new standard in innovative design
A must-have for anyone wanting to keep up to date with the future of architecture .

Shumon Basar is a London-based architecture writer and curator. He directs the
Cultural Programme at the Architectural Association in London. Mercedes Daguerre
is a lecturer, researcher and writer. She is currently an editor at Casabella magazine.
Luis Fernández-Galiano is the publisher and editor-in-chief of Architectura Viva and
a professor at the School of Architecture, Madrid. Bart Goldhoorn is a Dutch-born
architect, who in 1995 founded A-Fond Foundation to support the development
of architecture in post-Soviet Russia. Joseph Grima is the Director of New York
City’s Storefront for Art and Architecture, an organization and exhibition space
for architecture, art and design. Carlos Jimenez is the principal of Carlos Jimenez
Studio in Houston, Texas, a professor at Rice University’s School of Architecture, and
a jury member of the Pritzker Architecture Prize. Kengo Kuma is the principal of the
internationally renowned Kengo Kuma & Associates architecture firm in Tokyo. Andrew
Mackenzie is the editor-in-chief of Architecture Review Australia and (Inside) Australian
Design Review. Peter Cachola Schmal