Mathias Klotz : 39° N, 111° E / [directora editorial, Montserrat Palmer Trías ; editor, Patricio Mardones Hiche].

Main entry:

Klotz, Mathias, 1965-

Title & Author:

Mathias Klotz : 39° N, 111° E / [directora editorial, Montserrat Palmer Trías ; editor, Patricio Mardones Hiche].

Publication:

Santiago, Chile : Ediciones ARQ, Escuela de Arquitectura Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, [2008]

Description:

152 pages : illustrations (some color), plans ; 23 cm.

Series:

Serie Monografías de arquitectura chilena contemporánea ; v. 21

Notes:
In Spanish and English.
Text in Spanish and English.

Summary:

The selection presented in this volume on architect Klotz (b. Viña del Mar, 1965) for 39o N and 111o E are the geographic coordinates that mark the remotest locations within the latest production of the studio, scattered across Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, Spain, Mexico, Lebanon and China. All cases show the attempts to engage the interior space to an open, broader situation related to landscape: roof gardens and patios characterize this contemporary works bond with modernism.

ISBN:

9789561410343
9561410346

Subject:

Klotz, Mathias, 1965- Catalogs.
Klotz, Mathias, 1965-
Architecture, Modern 21st century Catalogs.
Architecture 21e siècle Catalogues.
Architecture, Modern
Architecture, Modern 21st century Designs and plans.

Form/genre:

Catalogs.
catalogs (documents)
Catalogues.

Added entries:

Palmer Trías, Montserrat.
Mardones Hiche, Patricio.
Serie Arquitectura chilena contemporánea ; 21.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 266620
Call No.: BIB 198570
Status: Available

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