Campo Baeza

ISBN: 9791399032659

€76.20

This mongraph presents some 30 buildings realised by the architect from his small Madrid studio, a practice he has combined with teaching for five decades. With an introduction by Luis Fernández-Galiano and an accompanying article by Alejandro Cervilla on the poetic sensibility underlying the design of his homes, the book……..160 pages, ills colour & bw, 25 x 30 cm, hb, Spanish/English

Weight 1.5 kg
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Year

2026

Pages

160

Size

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Hard Cover

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Description

Description

As the architect behind some of the most iconic houses in Spanish architecture – such as the Turégano, the Gaspar, and the Casa del Infinito – Alberto Campo Baeza has also designed such significant works as Caja Granada Headquarters, the Museum of Memory, the Zamora Advisory Council, and, more recently, the Olnick Pavilion in New York. This mongraph presents some 30 buildings realised by the architect from his small Madrid studio, a practice he has combined with teaching for five decades. With an introduction by Luis Fernández-Galiano and an accompanying article by Alejandro Cervilla on the poetic sensibility underlying the design of his homes, the book includes a section featuring sixteen projects, among them his latest international commissions, such as a colossal cultural space in Mexico, a Smart Center in Armenia, and a tower in New York.
CONTENTS

  • Luis Fernández-Galiano, Poignant Purity
  • Alejandro Cervilla , The Poetics of the House
  • Essential Works
  • Turégano House, 1986-1988, Pozuelo de Alarcón, Madrid (Spain)
  • Drago Secondary School, 1989-1991, Cádiz (Spain)
  • Gaspar House, 1990-1992, Vejer de la Frontera, Cádiz (Spain)
  • Caja Granada Headquarters, 1992-2001, Granada (Spain)
  • Centre BIT, Center for Technological Innovation, 1995-1998, Inca, Mallorca (Spain)
  • De Blas House, 1998-2000, Sevilla la Nueva, Madrid (Spain)
  • Olnick Spanu House, 2003-2008, Garrison, New York (United States)
  • Guerrero House, 2004-2005, Vejer de la Frontera, Cádiz (Spain)
  • Benetton Daycare Center, 2006-2007, Treviso (Italy)
  • Moliner House, 2006-2008, Zaragoza (Spain)
  • Between Cathedrals, 2006-2009, Cádiz (Spain)
  • Andalusia Museum of Memory, 2006-2009, Granada (Spain)
  • Offices for Junta de Castilla y León, 2007-2012, Zamora (Spain)
  • Rufo House, 2008-2009, Toledo (Spain)
  • House of the Infinite, 2012-2014, Cádiz (Spain)
  • Sports Center and Classrooms, 2012-2017, Pozuelo de Alarcón, Madrid (Spain)
  • Cala House, 2013-2015, Madrid (Spain)
  • Domus Aurea, 2014-2016, Monterrey (Mexico)
  • Il Cielo in Terra, 2016-2019, Venice (Italy)
  • Rotonda House, 2017-2021, Madrid (Spain)
  • Madrid Pavilion, International Book Fair, 2017, Guadalajara (Mexico)
  • House in Mojácar, 2018-2022, Mojácar, Almería (Spain)
  • Robert Olnick Pavilion, 2018-2023, Cold Spring, New York (United States)
  • Lycée Français Madrid Library, 2019-2025, Madrid (Spain)
  • Office Building, 2021-, Miami, Florida (United States)
  • New Office for Arquia Bank, 2022-2023, Burgos (Spain)
  • La Milagrosa Altarpiece, 2023-2024, Madrid (Spain)
  • Youredjian Child and Family Center, 2023-2024, Armavir (Armenia)
  • Sixteen Projects
  • Kenneth Frampton, The Temenos and the Belvedere
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