Mathias
Klotz
21,6 x 29 cm
76 pp, b/w, paperback
ISBN Nº 956-14-0801-5
Santiago de Chile, 2004
Text: spanish
These four recent works by Klotz offer clues to his vision of the profession, 15 years into his career. Concrete and glass planes sometimes with applied graphic surfaces form the finished, firmly neutral repertory of this architect’s projects. Rooted in the economy and severity of Chile’s original modernity, he strives above all for synthetical and convincing answers to each commission. Much of his merit rests in his ability to adjust to different scales, programs and sites while always maintaining a characteristic parsimony.
21,6 x 29 cm
76 pp, b/w, paperback
ISBN Nº 956-14-0801-5
Santiago de Chile, 2004
Text: spanish
These four recent works by Klotz offer clues to his vision of the profession, 15 years into his career. Concrete and glass planes sometimes with applied graphic surfaces form the finished, firmly neutral repertory of this architect’s projects. Rooted in the economy and severity of Chile’s original modernity, he strives above all for synthetical and convincing answers to each commission. Much of his merit rests in his ability to adjust to different scales, programs and sites while always maintaining a characteristic parsimony.
Ediciones ARQ opens
a new collection, Serie Obras ARQ, with three texts: Smiljan Radic,
Mathias Klotz, and Office dA.
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