Alexander Gorlin: Buildings and Projects

In only ten years of practice, New York-based architect Alexander Gorlin has established a prominent reputation as the designer of more than 20 residences for high-profile clients in the media and fashion industries. In his work Gorlin investigates the dialogue between architecture and landscape, exploring the affinities between classicism and modernism, in materials ranging from the sensual to the industrial. The first monograph on Gorlin showcases 28 projects with stunning color photography and includes townhouses, private houses, and apartments, urban planning studies for Battery City Park and the Tribeca areas of Manhattan, and entries for the Prado Museum and Berlin Spreebogen competitions. In only ten years of practice, Alexander Gorlin has become the architect of choice among high-profile clients in the media and fashion industries. This monograph is the first to feature exclusively the young designer's work. Full-color photographs and plans showcase 28 of Gorlin's buildings and projects in design, while three essays examine his sources and stylistic directions. 180 illus. 160 in color. Very nice clean, tight copy free of any marks.…