|
ArchitectureWeek Book Center
New books and classics, too, on architecture, building, architects, design, construction, design media, and more...
As noted by the editors of ArchitectureWeek. Suggestions and submissions are welcome.
 | Paul Rudolph: The Florida Houses
Author: Christopher Domin and Joseph King
Publisher: Princeton Architectural Press
Year: 2002
ISBN 1568982666
| List Price: $40.00
Currently not available | |
Category: Architects / Mid-20th Century /
Category: Buildings / By Building Type / Single-Family Residential /
ArchitectureWeek Description
Between 1941 and 1962, modernist architect Paul Rudolph built about 60 houses on the west coast of Florida. This book presents Rudolph's own renderings and Ezra Stoller's period photography from source material from the Paul Rudolph Archive at The Library of Congress. The houses illustrate Rudolph's ambition, discipline, and inventiveness. Amazon Customer Average Rating:  Some Related Books...
FEATURED The Harvard Five in New Canaan: Midcentury Modern Houses by Marcel Breuer, Landis Gores, John Johans - William Earls A.I.A.
Also available — Selected Architecture Posters and Prints
For more books on specific architects and buildings, please see the detailed listings in the Great Buildings Architect Pages and Building Pages.
We greatly appreciate your suggestions for great new books about architecture and building!
Architecture book publishers are invited to submit new books for possible book review coverage and listing in the collection:
Via USPS — Books Editor, ArchitectureWeek, PO Box 1588, Eugene, OR 97440 USA.
|
