Center 16: Latitudes, Architecture in the Americas
ISBN-13:
9780934951128
ISBN-10:
0934951128
Author:
Tatiana Bilbao, Vincent James, Rick Joy, Cecilia Puga, Brigitte Shim, Angelo Bucci, Barbara Hoidn, Solano Benitez, Alberto Kalach, Gerardo Caballero, Giancarlo Mazzanti, Maryann Thompson, Jose Maria Saez, Sebastian Irarrazaval, Javier Corvalan, Barbara Ho
Publication date:
2012
Publisher:
Center for American Architecture and Design
Format:
Paperback
263 pages
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ISBN-13:
9780934951128
ISBN-10:
0934951128
Author:
Tatiana Bilbao, Vincent James, Rick Joy, Cecilia Puga, Brigitte Shim, Angelo Bucci, Barbara Hoidn, Solano Benitez, Alberto Kalach, Gerardo Caballero, Giancarlo Mazzanti, Maryann Thompson, Jose Maria Saez, Sebastian Irarrazaval, Javier Corvalan, Barbara Ho
Publication date:
2012
Publisher:
Center for American Architecture and Design
Format:
Paperback
263 pages
Summary
Center 16: Latitudes, Architecture in the Americas (ISBN-13: 9780934951128 and ISBN-10: 0934951128), written by authors
Tatiana Bilbao, Vincent James, Rick Joy, Cecilia Puga, Brigitte Shim, Angelo Bucci, Barbara Hoidn, Solano Benitez, Alberto Kalach, Gerardo Caballero, Giancarlo Mazzanti, Maryann Thompson, Jose Maria Saez, Sebastian Irarrazaval, Javier Corvalan, Barbara Ho, was published by Center for American Architecture and Design in 2012.
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The Latitudes: Architecture in the Americas symposia, held in 2009 and 2010, were organized by The University of Texas at Austin School of Architecture and the Center for American Architecture and Design. These events brought together a diverse group of innovative architects to explore the question of whether there is already, still emerging, or ever to be an "American," modern architecture that transcends the North, Central, and South American divide and that is in some way distinguishable from European, Asian, and other models.
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