Lewis.Tsurumaki.Lewis: Opportunistic Architecture
Opportunistic Architectureis an understated monograph from a firm that knows how to put understatement to good use. --Architectural Record, December 2007Lewis.Tsurumaki.Lewis is something else.Opportunistic Architectureis an understated monograph from a firm that knows how to put understatement to good use. --Architectural Record, December 2007"And finally, in search of some real in-the-know credibility, I consulted my sister, an architect who I suspect likes books even more than buildings, and who I always try to stump at Christmas with a gorgeous design book she's never seen (she might end up getting something from this list, in fact, but I can't say more, since I know she reads Omni!). She recommends a couple `classics' from the last few years documenting the work of innovative firms: Herzog & de Meuron: Natural History and Lewis.Tsurumaki.Lewis: Opportunistic Architecture."  --Shelfari"LTL is a cutting-edge firm - so much so that most of their work looks interventionalist, evanescent, contingent, highly indistrialized, and, in the end temporary."  --Library Journal"LTL won for interior design over the powerhouse David Rockwell." --New York Times"...the 10-year-old New York enterprise is more interested in the big picture, and has completed some impressive architecture and proposed novel approaches to urban design...the firm's completed buildings show its real potential for creating thoughtful long-lasting structures." --Azure"National Design Award recipients this year from the world of architecture include... Lewis.Tsurumaki.Lewis for interior design" -- Architect