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Colour In Contemporary Architecture
Colour is an inseparable and important aspect of architecture, but it can often provoke strong reactions and differing opinions. This book explores the various uses and practical applications of colour in contemporary architecture through an examination of 16 building projects. Also included is a timeline of colour use from 1800 to the present, essays, and original contributions by architects on colour and its use. Contributors Susanna Komossa, Kees Rouw, Joost Hillen, Michiel Riedijk and Heide Hinterthür.
192 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 2009
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