Book Description
In Young Blood architect, teacher and critic Neil Spiller brings together the most important speculative architectural projects by the best international young architects of recent years. This fascinating collection of stunning work is largely unseen, as the individual output of these highly talented, recent graduates has rarely been published or exhibited. Focusing on graduates of the premier architecture academies worldwide, such as the Bartlett School and the Architectural Association in London; UCLA in Los Angeles; Columbia in New York; and RMIT; each young architect has their work supported by a a leading practitioner. Nominations come from among others: Peter Cook, Lord Foster of Thames Bank, Greg Lynn, Hani Rashid, Kevin Rhowbotham and Patrick Schumacher.
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Established architects will be stunned by the design dexterity and creativity contained in Young Blood, which brings together the speculative architectural projects of the very best young architects worldwide. Guest-edited by the cutting-edge architect and passionate architectural educator Neil Spiller, it features graduates of the premier architecture schools - the Bartlett and the Architectural Association in London; Sci-arc and UCLA in Los Angeles; Columbia in New York and RMIT in Australia. Imaginative, innovative and accomplished in their technical skills, this generation of young blood exude a unique 21st century freshness and confidence. It is a confidence that those currently at the top of their profession also share in their likely successors. This is illustrated by the enthusiastic and supportive words from renowned architects that accompany each young designer's work.
Young Blood FROM THE PUBLISHER
Since 1995, many talented architects have graduated worldwide, however, there have been few opportunities to view their work. This book offers an overview of their work that few, except their teachers have had a chance to see. These graduates have been associated with the prestigious schools and with well-known tutors. This book also offers an insight into the different output of the various courses, making it a useful guide for potential architecture students, for present students and architectural teachers, and for practising architects.