DP Architects on Marina Bay
By (Author) Collin Anderson
Oro Editions
Oro Editions
1st April 2016
United States
General
Non Fiction
720.95957
Hardback
216
Width 223mm, Height 300mm
This book chronicles the history of DP Architects and its involvement in the creation of Singapore's Marina Bay over a period spanning 50 years. It discusses the relationship between land reclamation and the conception of architecture and public space in Singapore through projects that represent a diverse range of building types, including hotels, malls, and offices, as well as cultural and performance spaces. Each project has a vital public component that contributes to the connectivity of Marina Bay and its success as the nation's civic core. AUTHOR: Collin Anderson holds degrees in civil engineering and architecture from Duke University's Pratt School of Engineering and Columbia University's Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation. He works as a designer in the Paris office of the Renzo Piano Building Workshop. Collin has previously written two books for DP Architects, Master Architect Series: DP Architects (2011) and Evolution of a Retail Streetscape: DP Architects on Orchard Road (2012). Ian Choo graduated with a Masters of Architecture from the Faculty of Design, Architecture & Building at the University of Technology, Sydney. He has been working with DP Architects since 2013 as an Architecture Associate.
Collin Anderson holds degrees in civil engineering and architecture from Duke University's Pratt School of Engineering and Columbia University's Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation. He works as a designer in the Paris office of the Renzo Piano Building Workshop. Collin has previously written two books for DP Architects, Master Architect Series: DP Architects (2011) and Evolution of a Retail Streetscape: DP Architects on Orchard Road (2012).