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Richard Neutra —1961–66: Buildings and Projects
Réalisations et Projets / Bauten und Projekte
Edited by Willy Boesiger
Frederick A. Praeger, Publishers, New York & Washington, 1966
Printed in Switzerland
Original 1966 American edition of the third and final volume in Willy Boesiger\'s important series documenting the architecture of Richard Neutra.
A substantial256-page landscape-format monograph, extensively illustrated with more than500 photographs, architectural drawings and plans, documenting Neutra\'s work of the early and mid-1960s. Projects range from private residences and apartment houses to schools, medical facilities, churches, civic buildings and large-scale institutional projects in the United States and internationally.
Text inEnglish, French and German.
CONDITION:Ex-library copy formerly belonging to the Vancouver Public Library, with library pocket and associated stamps, markings and remnants to the endpapers. Previous owner\'s stamp is also present.
Original cloth binding is sound but shows age, handling and several areas of old tape staining/residue, as clearly photographed. Interior pages are generally clean and well preserved, and the extensive photographs, drawings and architectural plans present very well.
Theoriginal dust jacket is present, retaining its original$20.00 priceon the front flap, and is protected in a clear plastic cover. Jacket shows considerable age and use, including toning, soiling, rubbing, creasing, edge wear and old tape/tape staining. Please refer carefully to the photographs for condition.
This isnot a fine collector\'s copy, but it is a complete original 1966 Praeger edition retaining its scarce original dust jacket and remains an excellent working/reference copy for an architect, designer, student of modernism or Richard Neutra enthusiast.
Please examine all photographs carefully, as they form part of the condition description.
