Cloepfil, Brad and Fernando Aranda Navarro, et al.
Allied Works Architecture: Arquitectura 2003-2022
Valencia, Spain, General de Ediciones de Arquitectura, 2022. Paperback. Black and color-photo-illustrated wraps with white lettering; 330 pp.; richly illustrated. This monograph brings together the best of the last two decades of production by the North American studio Allied Works, founded by Brad Cloepfil in Oregon in 1994. The name of the studio is an affirmation of architecture understood, not as an isolated discipline, but as a conversation between diverse creative practices that inspire unique and individual responses. In their essay "Sitings" they reflect on the state of architectural practice and defend the idea of a sensitive architecture, which finds its power in the amplification of the forces that inhabit a place. Culture, topography, light, climate, and plant life are those forces that give buildings lasting meaning. His first big project was an adaptive reuse of a Portland warehouse for the Wieden + Kennedy advertising agency. Since then, Allied Works have completed cultural, commercial, and residential projects, including the St. Louis Museum of Contemporary Art, the University of Michigan Art Museum, and the Clyfford Still Museum. This book comes at its best, showing, after more than 25 years of efforts, what we want architecture to be: sustainable, transformable and capable of creating community." -- Provided by publisher. Good (Wraps are lightly edgeworn/scuffed/smudged; textblock edges are lightly worn/smudged; interior is clean; binding is solid.) .
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