A comprehensive book on Selldorf Architects, with a detailed look at the museums, residences, and public buildings the firm has designed in the United States and abroad.

Founding principal Annabelle Selldorf was born in Cologne, Germany and educated at the Pratt Institute and Syracuse University. The firm launched into international prominence with the opening of New York's Neue Galerie in 2001. Since, Selldorf Architects has become known for galleries, cultural projects, and as well as private homes. More recently, the firm has made its mark with Sims Municipal Recycling in Brooklyn in 2013. The design and construction won an Award for Excellence in Design from the Public Design Commission. In 2014, Selldorf Architects received the commission to build the expansion of the Museum of Contemporary Art in San Diego.

This book begins with an extensive conversation between Tom Eccles and Annabelle Selldorf, as well as an essay by architecture critic Ian Volner. A newly-shot, full color portfolio by renowned photographer Todd Eberle is complimented by an in-depth look at the story behind 30 selected projects, including architectural plans and sketches.

About the Author
Annabelle Selldorf is the principal of Selldorf Architects, is a Fellow of the American Institute of Architects, and serves on the Board of the Architectural League of New York and the Chinati Foundation.

Reviews

"[A] lushly illustrated volume." -Los Angeles Times

"An architect of vision and poise." -Gentlewoman

"A beautiful illustration of what great essential architecture should look like." -Tomas Maier, Esquire

Book Information
ISBN 9780714871172
Author Annabelle Selldorf
Format Hardback
Page Count 256
Imprint Phaidon Press Ltd
Publisher Phaidon Press Ltd
Weight(grams) 1459g
Dimensions(mm) 290mm * 214mm * 27mm