Koning Eizenberg : buildings / introduction William J. Mitchell essays by Aaron Betsky and Julie Eizenberg
Contributor(s): Mitchell, William J
| Betsky, Aaron | Eizenberg, JuliePublisher: New York : Rizzoli, 1996Description: 224 p. : ill (chiefly col.) 28cm001: 8063ISBN: 0847819442Subject(s): Eizenberg, Koning | Eizenberg, Koning | ArchitectsDDC classification: 720.92 BET
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| 720.92 BAS 10 x 10 / 3 : 100 architects, 10 critics / | 720.92 BAS 10 x 10 : 10 critics 100 architects. | 720.92 BEN Exploring concrete architecture : tone, texture, form / | 720.92 BET Koning Eizenberg : buildings / | 720.92 BRE Marcel Breuer Buildings and projects 1921-1961 | 720.92 CAL Santiago Calatrava : Bahnhof Stadelhofen, Zürich / | 720.92 CAL Santiago Calatrava artworks / |
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The award-winning work of Koning Eizenberg reveals the influence of Southern California's unique modernist and earlier craftsman and bungalow architecture, as well as Los Angeles's stucco dingbat apartments and strip centers, arid climate, and strong natural colors. One of the most widely published of California architecture firms, Koning Eizenberg is best known for innovative, low-cost housing of all types in Los Angeles and its beach communities of Venice and Santa Monica: single room occupancy hotels, multi-family housing, artists' lofts, and single-family houses.
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