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THE LIFE of ine of this century's preeminent American architects,whose ebullient personality and jazzy,eclectic style left an enduring legacy,is captured in these pages .Charles Moore Was a maverick genius,a gregarions pied piper who moved from one university to the next,establishing architectural firms at each new locale and overseeing pronjects all over the Workd-including ,most famously,sea Ranch in California and the fantastical Piazza d'Italia in New Orleans.

作者简介:KEVIN P.KEIM studied architecture at the University of Notere Dame and in its Rome Studio.In the Years before Charles W.Moore's death in 1993,they traveled,wrote,and worked together,Keim is currently serving as Director of the Charles W.Moore Foundation,which is working to save Moore's Austin house

Acknowledgmnts

EDITOR'S INTRODUCTION

Magic,Wonder,and Charm:The Halcyon Years

CHAPTER ONE Foundations

CHAPTER TWO Beginnings

CHAPTER THREE Princeton and Louis Kahn

CHAPTER FOUR MLTW and the Sea Ranch

CHAPTER FIVE Place Making and Cities

CHAPTER SIX Architecture in a Time of Questioning

CHAPTER EIGHT Centerbrook

CHAPTER NINE Involving People

CHAPTER TEN My Own Houses

CHAPTER ELEVEN Urban Innovations

CHAPTER Water and Stone

CHAPTER THIRTEEN Moore Ruble Yudell

CHAPTER FOURTEEN Soane,Schinkel,and Jefferson

CHAPTER FIFTEEN The World as a Garden

CHAPTER SIXTEEN Moore/Andersson

CHAPTER Seventeen A Fading Century

CHAPTER EIGHTEEN Principles and Enthusiasms

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书籍介绍

A collection of prose by Charles Moore, the architect whose work, some say, symbolized postmodernism. Accompanying his writings, which combine theory and personal reminiscences about his passion for designing and the importance of place, is a history of his artistic evolution, as well as his teaching career, and the recollections and testimony of colleagues and friends. The work is carefully edited Kevin P. Keim.