Acclaimed as one of the world's foremost modern architects, Bernard Tschumi achieved early fame by winning the competition to design the Parc de la Villette on the northeast edge of Paris, featuring bright red 'deconstructivist' pavilions.
Tschumi is widely credited with leading the Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation at New York's Columbia University into the digital age and positioning the school at the forefront of the architectural vanguard. During his fifteen-year tenure, Tschumi has continued to build and the results are amply illustrated in this, the first monograph to document Tschumi's full career.
Projects include:
Le Fresnoy National Studio for Contemporary Arts in
Tourcoing, France
Columbia University's Lerner Hall Student Center
Marne-La-Vallée School of Architecture, Paris
Interface Flon, a bus, train, and subway station and
pedestrian bridge in Lausanne, Switzerland
Concert Hall and Exhibition Complex in Rouen, France
Florida International University School of Architecture in
Miami, Florida
Museum for African Art in New York
New Acropolis Museum in Athens, Greece
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