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Lives in Architecture: Nigel Coates

Lives in Architecture: Nigel Coates

RIBA Publishing

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2022


200pp

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Paperback Softback


ISBN:9781859469927


534g

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Synopsis

A genuinely revealing memoir from one of the UK’s most flamboyant, and important, architects, whose buildings include the National Centre for Popular Music in Sheffield, London’s Geffrye Museum extension, and Caffe Bongo in Tokyo. 

There are tales of extraordinary projects, of club culture and parties, of friendships and loves, of lives sadly lost, and professional regrets. 

Often intriguing and occasionally really quite racy, it’s an architecture book like no other. 

 

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- Grant Gibson

About the Author

Nigel Coates is an acclaimed British architect and designer. As director of Branson Coates (1984-2006), he designed buildings, interiors and products internationally. Examples of his work are held in several museum collections, including the V&A in London, FRAC in Orleans and M+ in Hong Kong. He is the author of Guide to Ecstacity (Laurence King, 2003), Collidoscope (Lawrence King, 2004) and Narrative Architecture (Wiley, 2012). Emeritus Professor and former Head of Architecture at the Royal College of Art, he was awarded the RIBA Annie Spink Award in 2012 for his outstanding contribution to architectural education.