Glenn Murcutt
Subtitle: buildings and projects
By: Françoise Fromonot.
Publisher: Whitney Library of Design
Published: 1995
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 161
Subjects: Murcutt, Glenn -- Criticism and interpretation; Regionalism in architecture -- Australia; Architecture -- Australia -- 20th century
Description: Glenn Murcutt's singular status in contemporary architecture is well deserved. Respected and admired for his innovative designs, Murcutt is the first Australian architect whose work has attracted international attention. His work, intimately linked to its landscape and to the Australian vernacular, is clearly in the modern tradition and strongly responsive to current environmental concerns.

This book documents this impassioned architect's body of work, and offers a critical look at the background and influences that helped shape his architectural philosophy and independent style.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 160).
Translation from Italian.