Richard Meier Architect: Buildings and Projects 1966-1976

The book features a hardcover binding with visible wear and discoloration on the dust jacket, indicative of its age. Edges show signs of wear, but the integrity of the binding remains intact. There are no inscriptions or library markings, maintaining its collectible status.

"Richard Meier Architect: Buildings and Projects 1966-1976" is authored by the renowned architect Richard Meier and published by Oxford University Press in 1976. This hardcover edition, published in New York, chronicles a decade of Meier's influential architectural projects. With an introduction by Kenneth Frampton and a postscript by John Hejduk, the book is a comprehensive look into the modernist designs that define Meier's early career. The publication was supported by the Cooper Union and the Graham Foundation, indicating its significance in architectural discourse. Meier, known for his distinctive white buildings and geometric designs, showcases projects that have shaped contemporary architecture. This edition is a valuable resource for architecture enthusiasts and professionals alike. The book's condition reflects its age, with noticeable wear on the dust jacket.