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Product Description "Eric Owen Moss - Recent Works" is the third in a series of monographs featuring the works of contemporary architects by PlanetArc
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hitecture.com. The buildings and projects included in this e-archive comprise Eric Owen Moss' work in Culver City and Central Los Angeles. Since 1986, Moss has collaborated with Frederick and Laurie Samitaur Smith and their company Samitaur Constructs to revitalize an industrial tract development that the Smiths call "Conjunctive Points." Once the site of abandoned sheds and warehouses, the area is now home to digital, new-media, entertainment, and dot-com companies as well as a dance studio, outdoor musical performances, and the greatest concentration of works by Moss. Now that these efforts have reached critical mass, this Planet Architecture edition examines both Moss' architecture and the Smiths urban objectives for Culver City and Los Angeles. This CD-ROM features an intuitive, multi-referenced interface used to access the entire e-archive (electronic archive) of video interviews, photographs, writings, virtual reality panoramas, and drawings. The unique graphical interface takes full advantage of the interactive media and makes the self guided explorations both user friendly and enjoyable. This e-archive provides comprehensive documentation and virtual experiences unparalleled by any single medium. Over 120 photographs of interiors, exteriors, and details document these projects like never before. 29 virtual reality panoramas (allowing 360 degree panning) take you there "virtually." Numerous computer renderings explain the conceptual ideas and process of developing the unusual forms and structures. An extensive 39 minute video interview with Eric Owen Moss brings new insights in understanding his imaginative an controversial works. A comprehensive collection of drawings: plans, elevations, sections, and concept sketches allow you to study and analyze each project. Guest Editor, Dana Hutt provides a 24 minute video overview of Moss's career as well as introduces each project in a narrated slide show format. About the Author in-D.com publishes interactive e-archives (electronic archives) on CD-ROM. The Planet Architecture Series is the first series on contemporary and modern architecture. The PA Series enhances our appreciation of architecture by increasing our understanding of the built environment through the integration of video interviews, photographs, text, VR panoramic views, drawings and models, the e-archive transcends the capabilities of traditional media. The intuitive, multi-referenced interface allows the user a self-directed experience of entire e-archive. The PA Series provides comprehensive documentation and virtual experiences unparalleled by any single medium. Other titles include: Volume One: - Recent Houses (4 houses by Eric Owen Moss, RoTo, Will Bruder, and Scogin Elam Bray), Volume Two -Recent Houses (5 houses by Morphosis, Mark Mack, Frank Israel, and Rick Joy), Volume Three - Bay Area Modern (4 houses by Jim Jennings, Ann Fougeron, Fernau Hartman, and Robert Swatt), Volume Four - 4 Tokyo Houses (4 houses by Hitoshi Abe, Jun Aoki, ADH Architects and Tezuka Architects), R.M. Schindler - 4 Houses (Kings Rd. House, How House, Tischler House, and Kallis House), R.M. Schinder - 1933-1942 (Rodriguez house, Oliver house, de Keyser house and Droste house), Will Bruder - Recent Works (Townsend house, Byrne house, Phoenix Central Library, Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art, Riddell Advertising, and the Deer Valley rock Art Center), Eric Owen Moss - Recent Works (projects spanning 15 years at Conjunctive Points - a mix use revitalization of a post-industrial warehouse district), and Morphosis - Recent Works (Hypo-Alpe-Adria-Center, Diamond Ranch High School, Stadion Salzburg-Wals, 101 Pedestrian Bridge, Palenque at Centro JVC, Wettbewerb Kunsthaus Graz, University of Toronto Graduate. Student Housing).
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