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Skylab: The Nature of Buildings

Contributor(s): Skylab (Author), Kovel, Jeff (Author), Zeiger, Mimi (Introduction by), Hoke, John (Contribution by), Villarreal, Mauricio (Contribution by), Gragg, Randy (Contribution by)

ISBN: 9780500025406

Publisher: Thames & Hudson

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Pub Date: June 20, 2023

Dewey: 720.922

Lexile Code: 0000

Features: Illustrated, Price on Product

Target Age Group: NA to NA

Physical Info: 1.40" H x 9.90" L x 9.80" W ( 4.49 lbs) 304 pages

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Description: From highly crafted residences to impactful cultural projects, this uniquely designed book--conceived as a double vinyl album--offers a detailed look at Skylab's innovative work.

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Established over two decades ago in Portland, Oregon, Skylab is a band of makers--architects, designers, brand builders, and entrepreneurs--working together across a wide range of projects that revitalize communities, give rise to cultural epicenters, and create competitive advantage. Led by a team of five uniquely talented principals, the studio brings mastery across sectors including workplace, multifamily, residential, master planning, hospitality, civic/cultural, sport, resorts, retail, branding, and interior design. With work across the United States, the firm is known for projects that explore narrative storytelling, innovative approaches to design and construction, and the regenerative continuity between the built environment and nature. skylabarchitecture.com

Review Quotes: This cleverly conceived book highlights some of the most impressive work out of the Skylab studio since its founding by Jeff Kovel in 1999... Like any greatest-hits compilation, it focuses on the creative philosophy of the firm, and its evolution over time... Readers will appreciate the creativity and intentional design throughout... From the lime-green font to the foldout posters, this book does not shy from bold decisions... Fans of architecture and design will revel in the images and the multiple interviews and descriptions behind such projects as the Serena Williams Building on Nike's campus or the Columbia Building in Portland-- "Shelf Awareness"

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