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Diller + Scofidio (+ Renfro): The Ciliary Function: Works and Projects 1979-2007

Guido Incerti, Daria Ricchi and Deane Simpson

  • Format: Book

  • Pages: 223

  • Publisher: Skira

  • Date Published: Nov 2007

  • Stock Code: 62779

  • Binding: Hardback

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The ciliary muscle reproduces the effect of a lens and allows the eye to focus or blur vision. It became the emblem of the critical vision that Diller + Scofidio (+ Renfro) had of their research and experimentation, including most recently the High Line park design for New York City. The work of this New York studio owes its notoriety to a genre that challenges the contemporary role of both the architect and architecture. Their interdisciplinary projects range from objects, installations and performances to media and architecture. In recent years they have expanded with a third partner joining their studio to embrace projects on an urban scale. Their works, recognised on an international level, include the Blur Building for Swiss Expo 2002, the brasserie restaurant in New York, the ICA in Boston and the Lincoln Center in New York.

Diller + Scofidio (+ Renfro): The Ciliary Function covers the evolution of one of the most engaging and experimental architecture studios today, documenting about20 works, from the earliest to the most recent. The volume, with a foreword by Reinhold Martin, includes essays investigating the studios context, influences and strategies, some interviews with the architects, dossiers on the chronology of their engagements, an itinerary, a scheme showing the evolution and growth of the studio from 1979 to today and a DVD documenting the multimedia and interdisciplinary projects by Diller + Scofidio (+ Renfro).

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