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Gordon Bunshaft of Skidmore, Owings and Merrill

 
  by Carol Herselle Krinsky, Gordon Bunshaft, Stanford Anderson (Foreword)
 
 
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  Format: Hardcover, 357 pages
  Publisher: MIT Press
  ISBN: 0262111306
  Release Date: Jan 5, 1996


 
 
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Carol Herselle Krinsky's analysis of Bunshaft's work is the first complete study of this important and at times difficult architect

 
 
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During the years when modernism triumphed in American architecture, few architects worked more actively to promulgate that vision than Gordon Bunshaft, and none was more adept at translating the ideal images of Mies van der Rohe and Le Corbusier into buildable, corporate realities. Standards of design and practice established by Bunshaft in conjunction with his firm of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill came to be the measure by which much American work was judged, and the look of American cities changed accordingly.

Carol Herselle Krinsky's analysis of Bunshaft's work is the first complete study of this important and at times difficult architect. Her analysis benefits not only from newly available source material but also from extensive interviews with Bunshaft himself. What emerges is an extraordinary portrait of one of the major architects of the twentieth century as seen through his buildings and the efforts to bring those buildings into being. The book also takes into account Bunshaft's clients who were often major figures in the worlds of business and politics.

Krinsky discusses such icons of modern architecture as Lever House and the Manufacturers Hanover Trust, as well as such influential but less well known buildings as the Istanbul Hilton, the Hag Terminal and National Commercial Bank in Saudi Arabia, the Banque Lambert in Brussels, and the Pepsi Cola Company Headquarters in New York City. She relates Bunshaft's pioneering technological innovations to the buildings they enhanced and clarifies the collaborative workings of his phenomenally successful firm.

Carol Herselle Krinsky is Professor of Fine Arts at New York University and a past president of the Society ofArchitectural Historians. She is the author of Synagogues of Europe: Architecture, History, Meaning and Rockefeller Center. This book is included in The Architectural History Foundation American Monograph Series.


 
 
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For many years an executive partner of SOM, Bunshaft is best known for Lever House in Manhattan

 
 
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