2G 13 Carlos Jiménez (2G International Architecture, 13)

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2G 13 Carlos Jiménez This number presents the recent oeuvre of of Texas-based architect Carlos Jiménez in a publication with abundant graphic and photographic documentation of fourteen works and projects, including the unpublished competition proposal for the Arrecifeïs waterfront in Lanzarote, Canary Islands and the Cummins Engine Distributorship Facility Prototypes. The ‘Nexus’ section includes a text by Carlos Jiménez titled Memory, a City, and the Need for Poetry. Contents: Introduction Carlos architect Jiméne. Luis Fernández-Galiano Houston, Texas y la arquitectura de Carlos Jiménez. Michael Bell Works and projects Saito House, Houston, Texas. 1991-1998 Central Administration and Junior Art School, Museum of Fine Arts Houston, Texas. 1991-1994 Lott House, Houston, Texas. 1992-1994 Spencer Studio Art building, Williams College, Williamstown, Massachusetts. 1993-1996 Davis-Mosteller House, Houston, Texas. 1994-1995 Newlin House Remodeling, Houston, Texas. 1995-1996 Eric Alexander Memorial and Garden, Holocaust Museum , Houston, Texas. 1996-1999 Forth Worth Modern Art Museum. Invited competition. Fort Worth, Texas. 1996-1997 Cummins Child Day Care Center. Invited competition. Columbus, Indiana. 1997 New Art Center at DePauw University, Greencastle, Indiana. 1997-2000 Cummins Engine Distributorship Facility Prototypes. 1997-2000 Arrecife: three linkups with the sea. Arrecife, Lanzarote, Canary Islands, Spain. 1998 “The Pritzker Architecture Prize 1979-1999” Exhibition Design. The Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois. 1997-1999 The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Renovation and Expansion. Invited Competition. Kansas City, Missouri. 1999 Biography
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