For the second time, after the issue 77/78, Dominique Perrault, returns to form part of the monographs of TC Cuadernos with this double issue of more than 400 pages.
Recently awarded with the Praemium Imperiale of Japan, since he made the National Library of France , Dominique Perrault has continued a career of important achievements as the Olympic Velodrome in Berlin, the expansion of the Court of Justice of the European Union in Luxembourg , the Olympic Tennis Stadium in Madrid, the EWHA Women's University in Seoul and the Fukoku Tower in Osaka. More than 700 projects devised of them have been carried out around 100, they turn it into one of the most outstanding studies of the French and European contemporary panorama.
TC cuadernos present a selection of the most recent and important works, some recently completed as the Palacio de Congresos de León and widely documented as always with photographs, plans and details; realizations where it approaches hyperdensity and proximity as concepts that should be key for the city of the future.
CONTENT:
Interview with Dominique Perrault by Richard Scoffier
Diagonal 123 Offices, Barcelona. Spain
Hotel Sky Barcelona. Spain
Ewha Womans University Campus Center. Seoul. South Korea
4th and 5th extention of the Court of Justice of the European Union. Plateau du Kirchberg, Luxembourg
The Magic Box, Madrid. Spain
Arganzuela's Bridge, Madrid. Spain
Rouen Sports Palace. France
Albi Grand Theater. France
The Pont de Sèvres Towers, Boulogne-Billancourt. France
The Piazza Garibaldi, Naples. Italy
EPFL, Lausanne University. Switzerland
Rehabilitation of the Former Library for Central Servicies
New Mechanics Hall
Teaching Brigde
DC Towers I & II in Donau-City, Vienna. Austria
New entrance to Versailles Palace. Renovation of Dufour Pavilion, Versailles. France
Convention Centre and Exhibition Site, Leon. Spain
The New Longchamp Racecourse. Paris, France
La Poste du Louvre, Paris. France
Zurich Vulcano in Zurich. Switzerland
Lightwalk, Gangnam Intermodal Transit Center in Gangnam, Seoul. South Korea
For the second time, after the issue 77/78, Dominique Perrault, returns to form part of the monographs of TC Cuadernos with this double issue of more than 400 pages.
Recently awarded with the Praemium Imperiale of Japan, since he made the National Library of France , Dominique Perrault has continued a career of important achievements as the Olympic Velodrome in Berlin, the expansion of the Court of Justice of the European Union in Luxembourg , the Olympic Tennis Stadium in Madrid, the EWHA Women's University in Seoul and the Fukoku Tower in Osaka. More than 700 projects devised of them have been carried out around 100, they turn it into one of the most outstanding studies of the French and European contemporary panorama.
TC cuadernos present a selection of the most recent and important works, some recently completed as the Palacio de Congresos de León and widely documented as always with photographs, plans and details; realizations where it approaches hyperdensity and proximity as concepts that should be key for the city of the future.
CONTENT:
Interview with Dominique Perrault by Richard Scoffier
Diagonal 123 Offices, Barcelona. Spain
Hotel Sky Barcelona. Spain
Ewha Womans University Campus Center. Seoul. South Korea
4th and 5th extention of the Court of Justice of the European Union. Plateau du Kirchberg, Luxembourg
The Magic Box, Madrid. Spain
Arganzuela's Bridge, Madrid. Spain
Rouen Sports Palace. France
Albi Grand Theater. France
The Pont de Sèvres Towers, Boulogne-Billancourt. France
The Piazza Garibaldi, Naples. Italy
EPFL, Lausanne University. Switzerland
Rehabilitation of the Former Library for Central Servicies
New Mechanics Hall
Teaching Brigde
DC Towers I & II in Donau-City, Vienna. Austria
New entrance to Versailles Palace. Renovation of Dufour Pavilion, Versailles. France
Convention Centre and Exhibition Site, Leon. Spain
The New Longchamp Racecourse. Paris, France
La Poste du Louvre, Paris. France
Zurich Vulcano in Zurich. Switzerland
Lightwalk, Gangnam Intermodal Transit Center in Gangnam, Seoul. South Korea
