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Lebbeus Woods (1940–2012) was an American architect and artist. Woods studied architecture at the University of Illinois and engineering at Purdue University.
Selected works[edit]
Einstein Tomb, 1980. Aluminium.
Unified Urban Field, from the series Centricity [no. 37], 1987. Graphite on paper; 58.42 cm x 60.96 cm. SFMOMA.
Concentric Field, from the series Centricity, 1987. Graphite on paper; 58.42 cm x 60.96 cm. SFMOMA.
Photon Kite, from the series Centricity, 1988. Graphite on paper; 60.96 cm x 55.88 cm. SFMOMA.
San Francisco Project: Inhabiting the Quake, Quake City, 1995. Graphite and pastel on paper; 36.83 cm x 58.42 cm x 1.91 cm. SFMOMA.
Meta-Institute, 1996. Chipboard, wood, paper. MAK Vienna.
Untitled, sketch for the series Nine Reconstructed Boxes, 1999. ink on paper; 8.5 inches by 11 inches. SFMOMA.
Nine Reconstructed Boxes, 1999. Plastic models and ten sketches; 27.94 cm x 21.59 cm. SFMOMA.
Conflict Space 4, 2006. Crayon and acrylic on linen; 74 inches by 120 inches. SFMOMA.
Publications[edit]
- Books
- War and Architecture, New York: Princeton Architectural Press, 2002.
- Articles
- "Drawn into Space: Zaha Hadid", Architectural Design 78:4, 2008, pp 28-35.
- Interviews
- Geoff Manaugh, "Without Walls: An Interview with Lebbeus Woods", Bldgblog, 3 Oct 2007.
- Catalogues
- Lebbeus Woods, Architect, New York: Drawing Center, 2014, 129 pp. With essays by Joseph Becker and Jennifer Dunlop Fletcher.
Links[edit]
- Official website
- Personal blog, 2011-12.
- Wikipedia
