Entrée principale:

Fisher, Thomas, 1953-

Titre et auteur:

Salmela, architect / Thomas Fisher ; with a preface by David Salmela ; photographs by Peter Bastianelli-Kerze.

Publication:

Minneapolis : University of Minnesota Press, ©2005.

Description:

xv, 184 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 27 cm

Notes:
Introduction: embracing opposites -- Brandenburg's Ravenwood studio -- Emerson residence and sauna -- Wild Rice Restaurant -- Albrecht residence -- Scott-Kerze cabin and sauna -- Jackson meadow -- Jones farmstead -- Koehler retreat -- Gooseberry Falls State Park visitors center -- Smith residence -- Loken residence -- Hanson retreat -- Lutz residence -- Carlson residence and outbuildngs -- Webster residence -- Wick studio and residence -- Thompson residence -- Unger-Sonnerup residence -- Mora Vasaloppet Nordic ski center -- Holmes farmstead -- Holmes residence -- Leake workshop -- AAS residence -- Salmela residence -- Wilson residence.
Works in progress: Mayo woodlands -- Penhoet retreat -- Anderson residence -- Arvold residence -- Baumgarten development -- Bolen residence -- Cable Natural History Museum Intern Housing -- Chesley studio -- Cotruvo residence -- Driscoll cabin -- Gernander-Burke residence -- Golob-Freeman cabin -- Keel cabin -- Matthew cabin -- Streeter residence -- Tofte-Broberg cottage -- Building credits.

Résumé:

"Salmela Architect is an in-depth look at one of America's leading "critical regionalist" architects. David Salmela's buildings resolve a central question of our time: how to balance the various extreme positions that characterize contemporary architecture and culture. He accomplishes this by juxtaposing opposites: modernist and traditional forms, open and cellular plans, large and small scales, familiar elements used in unfamiliar ways. His projects range from a small stand-alone sauna to commercial spaces visited by thousands of people, and his buildings, mostly located in the upper Midwest, have become nationally and internationally known."
"Salmela Architect showcases twenty-six completed buildings and sixteen current projects in lavish color photographs and architectural drawings, giving readers a full sense of the practicality and playfulness apparent in David Salmela's work. Architecture critic Thomas Fisher explores Salmela's propensity to draw from regional Scandinavian roots as he creates designs particular to individual places and cultures yet with universal appeal. Fisher illuminates this synchronicity with projects as prominent as the Gooseberry Falls Visitors Center and Wild Rice Restaurant as well as residential projects including the acclaimed Jackson Meadow community and photographer Jim Brandenburg's Ravenwood Studio."--Jacket.

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ISBN:

0816642575 (pb ; alk. paper)
9780816642571 (pb ; alk. paper)

Sujet:

Salmela, David Criticism and interpretation.
Salmela, David Catalogs.
Salmela, David Critique et interprétation.
Salmela, David Catalogues.
Salmela, David
Salmela Architect
Architecture Minnesota History.
Architecture Scandinavia Influence.
Architecture Minnesota 20e siècle.
Architecture Scandinavie Influence.
Architecture Minnesota Histoire.
Architecture
Architecture Influence
Architecte.
Minnesota
Scandinavia

Classification/genre:

Catalogues raisonnés.
catalogs (documents)
Catalogs
Criticism, interpretation, etc.
History
Catalogues.

Vedettes secondaires:

Salmela, David.
Kerze, Peter Bastianelli.
Bastianelli-Kerze, Peter

Exemplaires:

Localisation: Bibliothèque main 236578
Cote: NA44.S1715.2 F5 2005
Statut: Disponible