<strong>PAVILION LIVING</strong> <br> Architecture, Patronage, and Well-Being <br> Victor DeupiForeword by Peter Zimmerman Preface by Julieann Shanahan Principal Photography by Jeffrey Totaro Edited by Oscar Riera Ojeda Pavilion Living, Architecture, Patronage, and Well Being, looks at the architecture of three recently completed pavilions by Peter Zimmerman Architects on the gardens of a large private house on Philadelphias Main Line, and the associated characteristics that accompany these beautifully conceived and carefully built structures.

Architects who teach utilize the academy as a laboratory for their ideas based on experience garnered from practice

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This first monograph from the firm contains 10 built projects and 10 projects in the development stage that are expressed through sketches

A key part of any green approach to architecture is the use of local natural materials with a low environmental impact

using subjectivity as a way of finding new possibilities in individual and collective identities

Site and Budget—is key to a successful design

Pages: 25

Photographs: 156

— Nader Tehrani

46 x 11 in / 215 x 280 mm

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