Future Systems presents a selection of ground-breaking and original work by this pioneering architectural and design practice from the last twenty-five years. Over fifty projects are presented by type of building, culminating in landmark schemes such as Selfridges in Birmingham, completed in 2003. The text gives a detailed description of each project and the design process behind it. The book features four-hundred photographs and drawings, many of which have not been published before.
A selection of ground-breaking work by this pioneering architectural and design practice.
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Objects: Ivy Trolley, 1990, Champagne Buckets, 1991-2004 and Coffee Set,
2004, for Alessi, Coat Hangers, 2004, for Marni, Cutlery, 2004, for Ronchetti
Houses: House in Prague, 2003, Cube House Islington, 2002, House in Wales,
1994, Doughnut Apartments House in Copenhagen, 2004 Shopping: Commes des
Garcon in New York, Tokyo and Paris, 1998-9, Marni in London, New York, Tokyo
and Milan, 1999, Selfridges Foodhall in Manchester and Birmingham, 2002, New
Look, Oxford Street in London, 2004 Work: Conde Nast Office in London, 2003,
BMW in Munich, 2001, Green Building in London, 1990, Blob in London, 1995,
Industrial Nursery in London, 2001 Museums: Museum of the Acropolis in
Athens, 1989, Musee de Quai in Branly, 2001, Natural History Museum in
London, 2001, Egyptian Museum in Cairo, 2003, The Ark in South Yorkshire,
1995, Twenty-first Century Gallery in London, 1993, Maserati in Modena, 2004
Bridges: Bridge in Paris, 2002, Terminal 5 Bridge in London, 2002, Dockland
Floating Bridge, 1996, Bridge in Brno, Habitable Bridge in London, 1996,
Ribbon Bridge, Bridge in Prague Towers/Skyscrapers: Berlin Alexanderplatz,
1999, Biennale, 2002, Manhattan Towers, 2003, Library in Birmingham, 2002,
ZED project in London, Berlin and Toulouse, 1995, Green Bird in London, 1996,
Coexistence in Chicago, New York and London, 1983 Landmarks: Selfridges in
Birmingham, 1999, Lord's Media Center in London, Bibliotheque de France in
Paris, 1989, Mediatheque in Rouen, 2002, Naples Subway, 2003, Church in
Lisbon, 2004 Endmatter: List of works, Index
Deyan Sudjic is former Editor of Domus magazine and Curator of the Venice Biennale 2002. He is a highly respected and well-known architectural critic and writer; he is also the author of John Pawson Works, published by Phaidon.
