Pulitzer Architecture Award winning albums (1979-2004) (Master Series) (Includes CD)

Author: Yan Kun (Compiler)
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book is concise in text, rich and exquisite in illustrations, making it highly valuable for reference and collection among architectural design professionals, as well as faculty and students of architecture and art-related disciplines in higher education institutions. The book briefly reviews the history of the Pritzker Architecture Prize (The Pritzker Architecture Prize) since its establishment in 1979, with a focus on introducing the representative works and architectural creative philosophies of 28 winning architects. The Pritzker Architecture Prize is often referred to as the "Nobel Prize of Architecture." The works of winning architects, to some extent, represent the highest achievements of contemporary architecture, and their creative philosophies can reflect the development trends of contemporary architectural thought. This book is concise in text, rich and exquisite in illustrations, making it highly valuable for reference and collection among architectural design professionals, as well as faculty and students of architecture and art-related disciplines in higher education institutions.