Erick van Egeraat : works 1981-2016

Discloses the personal attitude of Erick van Egeraat on his work and the increasing complexity of the international profession.

This new monograph presents Erick van Egeraat's career, spanning from 1981 to the present day with over 100 realised projects in more than 10 countries.

These projects range from buildings for public and commercial use to luxury and social housing projects, projects for mixed use and master plans for cities and even entire regions.

Each of these projects represents his very personal and expressive vision on architecture and urban development.

Through a rich display of pivotal projects, each highlighting a unique side of Erick van Egeraat's work, the sheer scale and diversity of his built and unbuilt projects are uncovered by expert Philip Jodidio in this densely packed and comprehensive illustrated volume.

Key projects are juxtaposed with contributions from journalists and collaborators, who present new perspectives on the contexts and topics surrounding this architect's unique portfolio. AUTHOR: Erick van Egeraat, born in 1956 in Amsterdam, is founding director of the architecture office (designed by) Erick van Egeraat, which has offices in Rotterdam, Moscow, Budapest and Prague.

He graduated from Delft University of Technology in 1984 and was the co-founder of Mecanoo which he left in 1995.

Erick van Egeraat's work has received numerous international awards and has been published internationally.

SELLING POINTS: - Discloses the personal attitude of Erick van Egeraat on his work and the increasing complexity of the international profession - Includes stunning full-colour, full bleed photography and renderings, detailed plans and comprehensive project information - Features previously unpublished projects and new insights on Erick van Egeraat's work - Introduces contributions from prominent figures inside and outside the creative field - Appeals to a wide audience, both professionals in the field and non-professionals with an interest in architecture and design 800 col.