Hardcover Book. “Steven Ehrlich, Architects. Multicultural Modernism. Steven Ehrlich. Los Angeles, Ca. 2006

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Hardcover Book: “Steven Ehrlich, Architects.”

Author: Steven Ehrlich

Publisher: Images Publishing

Subject: “Multicultural Modernism”

Hardcover Book: 100-43

Over twenty-five years, the arc of Steven Ehrlich’s career has afforded him a steady flow of projects for testing ideas with which he has constructed his own distinct architectural identity. Steven Ehrlich Architects is a California-based practice whose designs extend the traditions of architectural innovation and the fusion of technology with cultural and environmental sensitivity. What makes Ehrlich unique among his peers is the influence of his early career years spent in Saharan and sub-Saharan Africa. This book is a meticulous exploration of the four major elements of Ehrlich’s multicultural modernism. The courtyard, as an antidote to density stress, is examined and illustrated by both residental and community projects; further projects examine an openness to change and technical innovation as embodied by Los Angeles. Introduction by Joseph Giovanni

Pages:256

Date: 1997

BOOK HAS BEEN AUTOGRAPHED BY AUTHOR & ALSO AUTOGRAPHED A MESSAGE TO SHULMAN” “FOR JULIUS WITH GREAT APPRECIATION FOR YOUR FRIENDSHIP & FOR YOUR BEING SUCH AN IMPORTANT PART OF LAUNCHING MY CAREER IN 1981. SIGNED STEVEN EHRLICH. 2/17/ 07

THIS BOOK IS IN NEW CONDITION CONDITION AND WAS USED BY SHULMAN AT HIS HOLLYWOOD HILLS STUDIO.
From Shulman’s Private Book Collection located at his Hollywood Hills Studio.

*This Book is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity authorized by the Julius Shulman Trust and Photographic Archives.

Size 9″ x 12”  (22.86 cm. x 30.48 cm.)

This Hardcover Book is in new condition. Report: Any condition statement is given as an opinion and the condition statement does not imply that these Hardcover Book is in perfect condition or completely free from wear and tear, imperfection or the effects of aging.

This Hardcover Book is part of the Julius Shulman Estate and came directly from Shulman’s Hollywood Hills Studio.