Casa Barragan Hardcover Luis Barragan Houses 2002 F/S w/Tracking# New from Japan

Description: Casa Barragan Hardcover Luis Barragan Houses 2002 F/S w/Tracking# New from JapanDescription:Publisher : TOTO Publishing (2002/4/20) Release Date : 20/4/2002 Production language : English Hardcover : 240 pages ISBN-10 : 4887062117 ISBN-13 : 978-4887062115 Product description Contents (from the "MARC" database) Luis Barragan, an architect active in Mexico. Yutaka Saito explains Baragan's works, which are known for their vivid colors of pink and red, sculptural walls, and water-based architecture. Many color photographs of Barragan House, Prieto House, etc. are included. Also written in English. About the author Saito Yutaka Architect Born in Otaru City, Hokkaido in 1947. He taught himself architecture. Established Yutaka Saito Architectural Research Institute in 1970. In 1986, he received the Japan Institute of Architects Newcomer Award for "Rururu Abo". In 1992, he received the Yoshida 58th Prize for "Yoshihi-i". In 2000, he received the Architectural Institute of Japan Award and the work selection award "Manzukii". Among his architectural works are "The Architecture of Yutaka Saito" (1998, published by TOTO) and "Contemporary Architects Series: Yutaka Saito" (1994, Kashima Shuppankai). In recent years, he has begun to explore space through the medium of photography, and has published in his photo albums: The Architecture of Luis Barragan (1992), The World of Felix Candela (1995), The Poet of Architecture: Carlo Scarpa (1997), Casa Barragan (2002), The Complete Houses of Louis Caen (2003), Villa Mairea / Alvara Aalto (2005/ All of the above are published by TOTO). Luis Barragan (Luis Barragan, architect) 1902 Born in Guadalajara, Mexico, 1919 Enrollment in the Escuera Libre de Ingenieria in Guadalajara Degree in Civil Engineering (1923) 1925 First trip to Europe 1927 Mainly housing in Guadalajara (~1936) 1936 Moving his base of operations to Mexico City 1976 Exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, New York1980 Pritzker Prize 1985 Exhibition at the Rufino Tamayo Museum in Mexico City1988 Passed away November 20 Shipping: USA: 2-5 days, DHL express with Tracking number ASIA: 2-4 weeks, Registered Air Mail with Tracking number(DHL/Fedex in some areas) EU, UK: 2-4 weeks, Registered Air Mail with Tracking number(DHL/Fedex in some areas) AU, CA : 1-4 weeks, DHL or Fedex(Air Mail No tracking number in some areas) *)Depending on the destination address and type of product, the planned shipping method may be changed. If you want to know the shipping method, please contact us before purchase. *)If you need faster shipping, please contact us before purchase. You cannot change the destination address after making a purchase. Please make sure the shipping address is correct before making a purchase. International Buyers - Please Note: Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying. These charges are normally collected by the delivering freight (shipping) company or when you pick the item up - do not confuse them for additional shipping charges.

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