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Visible | Invisible: Landscape Works of Reed Hilderbrand (METROPOLIS BOOK)

Full title: Visible | Invisible: Landscape Works of Reed Hilderbrand (METROPOLIS BOOK)
ISBN: 9781938922138
ISBN 10: 1938922131
Authors: Harrison, Robert Kirkwood, Niall
Publisher: Metropolis Books
Num. pages: 376
Binding: Hardcover
Language: en
Published on: 2013

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Synopsis

This Book Presents The Work Of Boston-based Landscape Architecture Firm Reed Hilderbrand. Led By Founding Principals Douglas Reed And Gary Hilderbrand, The Firm Is Widely Recognized For Rigorously Conceived And Carefully Executed Projects That Merge The Particular Native Qualities Of A Site With Recognizably Contemporary Design Expression. Their Work Embodies A Deep Embrace Of Modernism, A Devotion To Intellectual Traditions In Their Field And A Rich Engagement Of Horticulture And Ecological Systems. The Book Examines A Range Of 40 Public And Private Commissions In Cities And Rural Settings, Including Institutional Campuses, Residences And Urban Regeneration Projects Such As The Arnold Arboretum Of Harvard University; Bennington College, Bennington, Vt; Duke University, Durham, Nc; Poetry Foundation, Chicago; Kauffman Center For The Performing Arts, Kansas City, Mo; Clyfford Still Museum, Denver; Dallas Museum Of Art; Phoenix Art Museum; And The Redevelopment Of Portions Of The South Boston Waterfront. Preface / Peter Walker -- Introduction / Douglas Reed And Gary Hilderbrand -- Millicent Harvey : A Photographer's View -- Essays. Toward A More Thoughtful, More Hopeful Modernity / Robert Pogue Harrison -- On Seeing : Visible, Invisible / Gary Hilderbrand -- On Reading : Cultural And Natural Significances / Suzanne Turner -- On Making : Tectonic Clarity / Niall Kirkwood -- Afterword / William S. Saunders -- Works -- Plans. Douglas Reed And Gary Hilderbrand ; Texts By Peter Walker, Robert Pogue Harrison, Gary Hilderbrand, Suzanne Turner, Niall Kirkwood And William Saunders ; Edited By Eric Kramer. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 374).