Dominique Perrot

Author: Laurent Stade
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Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: Jean Nouvel's works have been widely praised by international media, but architectural critics have not been as enthusiastic. To explain this situation, where French architects' rejection of style has actually become an accepted style, critics have turned to a highly diverse set of criteria. Some praise his minimalist style while also acknowledging the limitations of the definition, as some of his works also exhibit grandeur and scale. This book features twenty-two works by renowned architectural master Dominique #8226;Perrotin, including the Bibliothèque Nationale de France, the Berlin Olympic Racetrack and Swimming Center, the expansion of the European Court of Justice, urban development plans and sports facilities, the Panoramic Planning of the Mitra Temple; the European Conference Center competition proposal; university architecture faculty, M-Peris supermarket, Milano2001 lighting design competition; the National Gallery of Modern Art, and more, totaling 22 design projects. Additionally, the book includes a special design project for furniture and metal decorations at the Bibliothèque Nationale de France.