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The aim of the Minimum collection is to offer a series of short monographs which, though brief, nevertheless deal with all aspects of the master's personality: works, constructed or otherwise, primary written sources, critiques and photographic interpretations. The underlying aim is to offer an in-depth, comprehensive overview targeted at anyone interested in learning about architecture including students, professionals or simply those who are interested in the subject, by providing not only basic information but also guidance in terms of gaining more insight into the subject. This volume is dedicated to Steven Holl, world famous American academic architect and watercolourist known for the Kiasma Contemporary Art Museum in Helsinki, Finland, the Simmons Hall at MIT, Cambridge, Massachusetts, The Chapel of St. Ignatius, Seattle, Washington and the Bloch Building in Kansas City, Missouri. Holl is the recipient of numerous prestigious awards, such as the RIBA International Award and the AIA National Honor Award. Contents: A portfolio, a description of the role of the architect, the works, the projects, the underlying philosophy, essays by the architect, photographs as interpretation of architecture, selected critiques about the architect and a bibliography. Also available in the series: Alvaro Siza 9788864130064 Jean Nouvel 9788864130132 Mario Botta 9788864130118 Pier Luigi Nervi 9788864130057 Richard Meier 9788864130040 Santiago Calatrava 9788864130033 Rafael Moneo 9788864130125 Renzo Piano 9788864130101 ILLUSTRATIONS 120 colour illustrations

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