Tadao Ando, Complete Works - Reviews
"The XXL format gives the closest impression you will get of what an 'Ando Building' is like, without visiting them. ( ) Ando Complete Works shows us in an age entranced by the virtual, that there is poetry in such simple things as materials and shadows."Perspective Magazine, BelfastUnited Kingdom |
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"Jodidio's monograph reveals that Ando has accomplished an extraordinary body of work. It ably illustrates Ando's powerful inner vision and his ability to work outside conventional movements, styles or schools."Blueprint, LondonUnited Kingdom |
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"Keiner vereint moderne Architektursprache so ungewöhnlich mit Traditionen wie Tadao Ando. Und keiner bringt Beton auf Kuschelkurs mit der Natur wie er. Eine nicht nur vom Buchformat her gewaltige Monographie."Elle Deco, MünchenGermany |
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"Enfant solitaire et architecte autodidacte, Tadao Ando est le seul créateur de sa génération à avoir reçu les quatre prix internationaux décernés aux grands de sa profession. La vie particulière de cet homme, dédiée très jeune au travail du bois et la maîtrise du béton, est relatée dans un ouvrage grand format somptueusement illustré et conçu par Philip Jodidio qui lui avait déjà consacré sa première monographie. "Se réfugier dans un havre de tranquillité " tel est le propos d`Ando, qui, pour immeubles d`habitation, maisons particulières, usines ou boutique, au Japon et dans le monde entier, introduit toujours lumière et spiritualité dans ses réalisations."La Revue, ParisFrance |
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"Les éditions TASCHEN viennent d`éditer une monographie exceptionnelle consacrée à l`œuvre de l`un des plus grands - sinon le plus grand - architectes actuels."Arte NewsBelgium |
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"This book is a compilation of the world's greatest living architect Tadao Ando. His great work continues to exceed our expectations."Nikkei Architecture, TokyoJapan |
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"From the Church of the Light to Naoshima Contemporary Art Museum, Tadao Ando Complete Works shows his representative 36 works constructed all over the world. His art of architecture has no borders, no races nor no trend."CONFORT, TokyoJapan |
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"The book is causing a huge stir in the bookshops, and has everybody talking about its dynamic scale. This book is Tadao Ando's compilation of his past and on-going projects, with 36 major works described in detail. It is an astonishing book, and when you see the pictures and drawings, you realise that it has to be that size. It measures 40 x 30 cm, weighs 6kg, and comes with a beautiful box."Casa BRUTUS, TokyoJapan |
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"Tadao Ando is one of the worl'd greatest architects. His artistry has defined an entirely new way of thinking abour architecture, taking it beyond Japan to Europe and North America. Tadao Ando Complete Works introduces his great works, including his latest Ground Zero Project, Fort Worth Museum and Pino Museum. His architecture is as quiet as ruins, and as beautiful as a great painting. This big book praises the architect as artist.",Kenchiku Gijutsu, TokyoJapan |
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"This book comprises the complete works of Tadao Ando, from Row House Sumiyoshi(1975) to 4 X 4 House (2002). Measuring 308 x 390 mm, this large book leaves nothing out as it presents each Ando project together with stunning photographs."Axis, 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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