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Pasanella + Klein Stolzman + Berg

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The origins of PKSB lie in the firm founded by Giovanni Pasanella in 1964. Programmatic invention, a base in humanist values, a strong formal presence, and attention to urban context characterized the office's work. The present character of the firm derived its direction from Arvid Klein, who became a partner in 1975 and maintained the values that continue to guide the work of the firm. Henry Stolzman, an early collaborator with both Pasanella and Klein, became a partner in 1986, and Wayne Berg became a partner in 1987. The more recent work of PKSB has now come into its own and has received substantial recognition in the form of awards and significant commissions. Because there has been a continuity of values underlying the work of the office in contrast to the disruption of commitment experienced by the profession at large, we would do well to understand the interaction between the projects, their aesthetic, and these values.-from the Introduction by Richard Weinstein

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Pasanella + Klein Stolzman + Berg, Lucas H. Guerra

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1999
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Tytuł
Pasanella + Klein Stolzman + Berg
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
1999
Oprawa
miękka
ISBN10
1564965058
ISBN13
9781564965059
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3 z 5
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The origins of PKSB lie in the firm founded by Giovanni Pasanella in 1964. Programmatic invention, a base in humanist values, a strong formal presence, and attention to urban context characterized the office's work. The present character of the firm derived its direction from Arvid Klein, who became a partner in 1975 and maintained the values that continue to guide the work of the firm. Henry Stolzman, an early collaborator with both Pasanella and Klein, became a partner in 1986, and Wayne Berg became a partner in 1987. The more recent work of PKSB has now come into its own and has received substantial recognition in the form of awards and significant commissions. Because there has been a continuity of values underlying the work of the office in contrast to the disruption of commitment experienced by the profession at large, we would do well to understand the interaction between the projects, their aesthetic, and these values.-from the Introduction by Richard Weinstein