Showing posts with label y: 1995. Show all posts
Showing posts with label y: 1995. Show all posts

2033. Metro Bilbao


 













Dear Txema,

"The ability to master physical communication 
– the ease with which people can move freely and 
in a civilized manner – is essential to the future of 
our cities; and the architecture of this kind of 
infrastructure is critical to urban development."
(Norman Foster)

Regards,
R

1766. Denver International Airport















Dear Ken,

"We took all the mechanicals off the roof. This freed 
us to create a super light cutting-edge structure, a 
canopy saturated with light. In doing so, it saved the 
airport thousands of tons of steel and reduced the 
construction schedule by nine months.”
(Curtis Fentress)

Respectfully,
R

1503. Burton Barr Central Library, Phoenix AZ





















Dear Ken,

"Architecture goes from mind to heart to hand; it's a very direct process. With or without digital technology, the starting point is always the same." (Will Bruder)

Best,
R

1498. Maastricht Bonnefantenmuseum













Dear Francesco,

"The city is the locus of the collective memory"
(Aldo Rossi)

Regards,
R

1461. A Coruña. Domus, Casa del Hombre















Querido Manuel,

"Los materiales son a la arquitectura lo que las palabras a
la literatura" (César Portela)

Saludos,
R

511. Vancouver, British Columbia New Public Library


Dear Sven,

"The design has a connection with history. This is what
I wanted to achieve in this design, the memory of what
ancient libraries might have been like" (Moshe Safdie)

Regards.
R

337. Cathedrale de la Resurrection Evry-Eassone


Cheri Francoise,

"J'ai pense au project de la
"Maison de Dieu" avec l'espoir de
construire la Maison de l'Homme"
(Mario Botta)

Cordialement
R

301. Museu d'Art Contemporani de Barcelona


Dear Melissa,

"The whiteness clarifies the intention in terms of the way
in which light comes, in various ways, into the building;
and I think for me color is something which comes from
all the things which are out of control, the change of
nature, the uses of the building, the people in the building...
Everything gives it color" (Richard Meier)
Interesting way of approaching to the concept of use of
color in buildings, don't you think?

Best
R