Category｜作品集
Language｜英語
Contents｜ルイス・バラガン作品集
Author｜Emilio Ambasz
Publisher｜The Museum of Modern Art, New York
Publication date｜1976, 1989（5）
Type｜ペーパーバック
Pages｜128
Size｜236×296×9
Weight｜569
ISBN-10｜0-87070-234-3/0870702343
ISBN-10｜0-87070-233-5/0870702335
Price｜ME-5000-0-5000-20210614
Mexican-born Luis Barragan is one of landscape architecture’s most refined and practitioners. In the de Chirico-like settings he creates, the wall is both the supreme entity and the inhabitant of a larger metaphysical landscape, a screen for revealing the hidden colors of Mexico’s almost white sun and a shield for suggesting never seen presences.
His magnificent fountains and carefully constructed plazas seem to stand as great architectural stages for the promenade of mythological beings. While his design approach is classical and atemporal, the elements of his architecture are deeply rooted in his country’s cultural and religious traditions. It is through the haunting beauty of his hieratic constructions that we have come to conceive of the passions of Mexico’s architecture.
Although Barragan, now 74, has been justly admired through many magazine articles, this is the first book to be published on his work. The photographs that follow illustrate seven of Barragan’s most accomplished projects, tracing the evolution and lyrical refinement of his work since the gardens of El Pedregal and his own house, which were among his first original architectural statements in the 40s.
引用｜THE ARCHITECTURE OF LUIS BARRAGAN Emilio Ambasz
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