About This Book
As the architect behind some of the most iconic houses in Spanish architecture — including the Turégano, the Gaspar, and the Casa del Infinito — Alberto Campo Baeza has also designed significant works such as Caja Granada Headquarters, the Museum of Memory, and the Zamora Advisory Council, along with more recent commissions including the Olnick Pavilion in New York. This book presents some thirty buildings realized by the architect from his small Madrid studio, whose practice he has combined with teaching for five decades.
Key Features
An introduction by Luis Fernández-Galiano and an accompanying article by Alejandro Cervilla on the poetic sensibility underlying the design of Campo Baeza's homes. A dedicated section featuring sixteen projects, including his latest international commissions — a colossal cultural space in Mexico, a Smart Center in Armenia, and a tower in New York.
What You'll Discover
The breadth of Campo Baeza's practice across five decades, from his celebrated Spanish houses to major recent international works; and the poetic and material sensibility that runs throughout his architecture, explored through both critical essay and extensive project documentation.
Specifications
Format: Hardback
Dimensions: 25 x 30 cm
Pages: 160
Language: Spanish / English
ISBN: 9791399032659
Publisher: Avisa
Perfect For
Readers of contemporary Spanish architecture, admirers of Campo Baeza's work, and collectors of architect monographs.