Cover art for Lake of the Mind: A Conversation with Steven Holl
Published
Lettera Ventidue Edizioni, November 2018
ISBN
9788862422871
Format
Softcover, 80 pages
Dimensions
21cm × 14.8cm

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Overlooking 31st street in Midtown West in New York City, Steven Holl recounts how his creative process originates and develops through a particular style of working, leading to what characterises the form of his architecture. It is through the descriptions of his latest projects in this book that the architect illustrates the tools of his work and the place where these are conceived and contemplated. 36 colour and 4 b/w images

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