Tadao Ando, Complete Works - Reviews
"If you want an example of how architecture influences the homes we live in, look no further than TASCHEN's new book on the Japanese architect Tadao Ando. If there's one man responsible for making concrete sexy again it's this guy".Independent on Saturday Magazine, LondonUnited Kingdom |
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"Dieses opulente Mega-Buch ist eine Einführung in Andos Werk und zeigt Privathäuser, Kirchen, Museen, Appartementgebäude und kulturelle Bauten in Japan, Frankreich, Italien, Spanien und den Vereinigten Staaten. Dieses Buch entstand auf dem Höhepunkt seiner Karriere und gibt seine kompletten Arbeiten wieder."Baunetz.de, BerlinGermany |
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"Impresionante por su tamaño y su calidad. (...) Quien recorra este impresionante libro de 500 páginas, con textos en castellano, portugués e italiano, tan grande y tan pesado que viene en un portafolios de cartón reforzado, podrá detectar varías manías de Ando".Pagina 12, Buenos AiresArgentina |
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"…among snobbish and luxurious boutiques at Omotesando Hills, found a nice store on the 1st floor facing Omotesando street. First thought it was an art and foreign book shop but found it was the TASCHEN store. TASCHEN is a publisher from Germany, who has been selling good art books at cheap prices. Gosh, they hold a book signing event with Tadao Ando! He signed copies of Tadao Ando. Complete Works which is 15,750 yen, a rare opportunity for us to meet with him."Funky Stuff, WeblogJapan |
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"Must-buy at Omotesando Hills is Tadao Ando Complete Works. Specially authographed books are on sale only at the TASCHEN Store on the 1st floor of the West Building. The book introduces all of the master's works until 2002."Pia, TokyoJapan |
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"...a lot to learn and much inspiration from this self taught architect who won the Pritzker Prize. Tadao Ando Complete Works shows his modernism, simplicity harmonized with nature."Weekly Pia, TokyoJapan |
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"This book is a great record of Tadao Ando, one of the greatest architects in the world, introducing all his works from the beginning of his career to 2002. His book with his signature and sketch is now available at TASCHEN store at Omotesando Hills, which he just designed."Japan Design Net, TokyoJapan |
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"Les cadeaux que j`aimerais ont tous un grain…de douceur, de lumière, de pensée. Un livre très beau et très lourd (7 kg) pour penser à Tadao Ando, mon architecte préféré, qui sait transformer le béton en poésie. Ando, complete works, de Philip Jodidio."Marie Claire Maison, ParisFrance |
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"This book shows Ando's work not only through photographs but also uses his sketched and design development drawings which emphasise the simplicity and sympathy of his work with it's surroundings."Chroma Magazine, LondonUnited Kingdom |
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"Perfect and unregrettable shopping. Tadao Ando Complete Works is Ando's compilation of his past and on-going projects, with 36 major works described in detail. Combining influences from Japanese tradition with the best of modernism, he has developed a completely unique building aesthetic that makes use of concrete, wood, water, light, space, and nature in a way that has never been witnessed in architecture. Ando has designed award-winning private homes, churches, museums, apartments, and public spaces throughout Japan, as well as in France, Italy, Spain, and the U.S."Mono Magazine, TokyoJapan |
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Tadao Ando, Complete Works
Jodidio, Philip / Ando, Tadao
Hardcover, 30.8 x 39 cm (12.1 x 15.4 in.), 500 pages $ 150.00 ISBN: 978-3-8228-2164-0 Multilingual Edition: English, French, German Availability: Not in Stock |
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Ando: Complete Works
Bookforum, United States, February 01, 2005
Bookforum, United States, February 01, 2005
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