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Terms and conditions apply2G Issue 16: Foreign Office Architects
Jeffrey Kipnis, Sanford Kwinter and Ciro Naijle
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Format: Book
Pages: 144
Publisher: Gustavo Gili
Date Published: Feb 2001
Stock Code: 23197
Binding: Paperback
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In 1993 Farshid Moussavi and Alejandro Zaera-Polo established Foreign Office Architects (FOA) in Rotterdam.
The same year they were invited to run a unit at the Architectural Associaion in London. They were awarded the first prize in the international competition for Yokohama Port Terminal.
This project was their first commission and has been published in various journals. Since then they have participated in many other competitions (Cathedral in Seoul, Waterfront in Tenerife,.....) in smaller constructions (restaurants in New York and London for Belgo, S.L.) and in projects with a strong theoretical approach (Cinema complex in Teheran, Virtual House).
This volume presents the oeuvre of FOA in a publication with abundant graphic and photographic documentation of sixteen works and projects, including the winning competition entry for the Yokohama Port Terminal, currently under construction, introduced by Toyo Ito.
The Nexus section includes a text by the architects titled FOA Code Remix 2000.
The same year they were invited to run a unit at the Architectural Associaion in London. They were awarded the first prize in the international competition for Yokohama Port Terminal.
This project was their first commission and has been published in various journals. Since then they have participated in many other competitions (Cathedral in Seoul, Waterfront in Tenerife,.....) in smaller constructions (restaurants in New York and London for Belgo, S.L.) and in projects with a strong theoretical approach (Cinema complex in Teheran, Virtual House).
This volume presents the oeuvre of FOA in a publication with abundant graphic and photographic documentation of sixteen works and projects, including the winning competition entry for the Yokohama Port Terminal, currently under construction, introduced by Toyo Ito.
The Nexus section includes a text by the architects titled FOA Code Remix 2000.
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