Manuel Cadrecha
By (Author) Manuel Cadrecha
Oro Editions
Oro Editions
1st December 2015
United States
General
Non Fiction
720.92
Hardback
200
Width 228mm, Height 228mm
The projects in this book represent the last 15 years of Manuel Cadrecha's work across a wide range of project types, clients, and geographies. From city-scale international developments to neighborhood schools, these works are grounded in his abiding interest in materials and form, color and light, the old in the new, and the search for the inspiring in the everyday. Featuring a foreword by Perkins+Will CEO Phil Harrison, the book includes preliminary hand sketches along with personal insights into the design inspiration for these now iconic buildings. Cadrecha seeks to de-mystify the architectural process, clearly identifying inspiration sources, and recognizing the benefits of a collaborative design process. AUTHOR: As a Design Director for the global architecture and design firm Perkins+Will, Manuel Cadrecha's daily work is about crafting a unified design tone and orchestrating teams that elevate the possibilities for each project. Over a 35-year career, Manuel has become an ardent advocate for interdisciplinary design, driving an evolution towards a creative studio model that works across design scales and disciplines. Colour illustrations
Born in Havana, Cuba, Manuel Cadrecha grew up in Madrid, Spain, and New York. He received his Masters in Architecture from Georgia Tech, worked with Nix Mann and Associates starting in 1980, and joined Perkins+Will in 1996.