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American Architecture Deconstruction Architecture Images from Media for the Arts Unless noted Peter Eisenman, House II, Falk House Hardwick, CT 1969-1970 Peter Eisenman, House II, Falk House Hardwick, CT 1969-1970 Peter Eisenman, Frank House Washington, CT, 1975 Matthews Peter Eisenman, Frank House Washington, CT, 1975 Matthews Frank Gehry, Gehry Residence Santa Monica, CA 1978 Peter Eisenman, Wexner Center for the Arts Ohio State University, OH 1983-1989 Peter Eisenman, Wexner Center for the Arts Ohio State University, OH 1983-1989 Matthews Peter Eisenman, Wexner Center for the Arts Ohio State University, OH 1983-1989 Matthews Peter Eisenman, Wexner Center for the Arts Ohio State University, OH 1983-1989 Peter Eisenman, Wexner Center for the Arts Ohio State University, OH 1983-1989 Coop Himmelblau We want architecture to have more: we want architecture that bleeds, that exhausts, that revolves, and even breaks; architecture that burns, that stings, that rips, that tears under stress. Architecture should be cavernous, fiery, smooth, hard, angular, alluring, repelling, wet, dry, throbbing. Alive or dead. Cold: then cold as a block of ice. Hot: then hot as a blazing wind. Coop Himmelblau, Office Extension Vienna, Austria, 1988 to 1989 www.kmtspace.com Coop Himmelblau, Office Extension Vienna, Austria, 1988 to 1989 www.kmtspace.com Matthews Coop Himmelblau, Rehak House Malibu, CA www.kmtspace.com Peter Eisenman, Emory Center for the Arts Atlanta, GA 1991 Peter Eisenman, Emory Center for the Arts Atlanta, GA 1991 Peter Eisenman, Columbus Convention Center Columbus, OH 1989-1993 Peter Eisenman, Columbus Convention Center Columbus, OH 1989-1993 Peter Eisenman, Aronoff Center for Design and Art Cincinnati, OH 1988-1996 Peter Eisenman, Aronoff Center for Design and Art Cincinnati, OH 1988-1996 Peter Eisenman, Competition for a Virtual House 1997 Peter Eisenman, Competition for a Virtual House 1997 Peter Eisenman, Staten Island Institute of Arts and Sciences Staten Island NY, 1997 Peter Eisenman, Staten Island Institute of Arts and Sciences Staten Island NY, 1997 Peter Eisenman, Staten Island Institute of Arts and Sciences Staten Island NY, 1997 Zaha Hadid, Space for Art-Contemporary Arts Center Cincinnati, OH, 1998 Warchol Zaha Hadid, Space for Art-Contemporary Arts Center Cincinnati, OH, 1998 www.kmtspace.com Zaha Hadid, Space for Art-Contemporary Arts Center Cincinnati, OH, 1998 www.kmtspace.com Daniel Libeskind, Food Theater Cafe London, England, 2001 Daniel Libeskind, Food Theater Cafe London, England, 2001 Daniel Libeskind, Food Theater Cafe London, England, 2001 László Rajk, Lehel Tér Market Budapest, Hungary, 2002 László Rajk, Lehel Tér Market Budapest, Hungary, 2002 László Rajk, Lehel Tér Market Budapest, Hungary, 2002 Monica Bonvicini, minimalist cubicle London's Tate Britain Gallery, England & Bain Sweden, 2003 ??? Daniel Libeskind, Denver Art Museum 2006 Official State Vacation Guide: Colorado, 2005, p.67 Frederic C. Hamilton Building Denver, CO 2006 López Daniel Libeskind, Denver Art Museum, Frederic C. Hamilton Building Denver, CO 2006 2006/2007 Official Visitor’s Guide: Denver & Colorado, 2006, p. 13, 17 & 31 Daniel Libeskind, Denver Art Museum, Frederic C. Hamilton Building Denver, CO 2006 2006/2007 Official Visitor’s Guide: Denver & Colorado, 2006, cover
