2011年普利兹克建筑奖得主艾德瓦尔多·苏托·德·莫拉作品集 : The 2011 Pritzker Architecture Prize Eduardo Souto de Moura / editde by Joana Mira Correa (Senior architect) ; Translated by Lukas Sun.

The book is a comprehensive introduction of 2011 Pritzker Prize winner Portuguese architect Eduardo Souta de Moura and his brilliant works. English/Chinese bilingual. This book, with a large number of item pictures, supplemented by sophisticated technical diagrams and detailed node graphs, reflects the architecture practice of Mr. de Moura and offers a deep analysis of his architecture characteristics and achievements. Contents ......Page 3 About Eduardo Souto de Moura......Page 4 S.E.C. Cultural Centre - "Casa das Artes"......Page 6 Conversion of the Santa Maria do Bouro Convent into a State Inn......Page 16 Burgo Tower......Page 30 House in Moledo......Page 40 Courtyard Houses in Matosinhos......Page 52 House in Serra da Arrabida......Page 64 House in Cascais......Page 74 House in "Bom Jesus" II......Page 86 House in Maia II......Page 100 Commercial Building in Maia City......Page 118 Porto Metro......Page 130 Cinema's House "Manoel de Oliveira"......Page 140 Braga Municipal Stadium......Page 152 2 Houses in Ponte de Lima......Page 168 Contemporary Art Museum in Braganca......Page 186 Row Houses "Quinta da Avenida"......Page 202 House in Maia III......Page 216 Hotelary School in Portalegre......Page 232 Office Building in Avenida Boavista......Page 242 Paula Rego Museum......Page 254 FACT SUMMARY......Page 266 The book is a comprehensive introduction of 2011 Pritzker Prize winner Portuguese architect Eduardo Souta de Moura and his brilliant works. Often described as a neo-Miesian, but one who constantly strives for originality, Souto de Moura has achieved much praise for his exquisite use of materials - granite, wood, marble, brick, steel, concrete - as well as his unexpected use of color. Along with his architecture practice, Souto de Moura is a professor at the University of Oporto, and is a visiting professor at Geneva, Paris-Belleville, Harvard, Dublin and the ETH Zurich and Lausanne.