A book exploring the design philosophy of Michael Graves. - Title: Michael Graves - Editor: Alex Buck, Matthias Vogt - Series: Designer Monographs Graves is primarily known as a leading exponent of post-modern architecture. He has not only executed numerous buildings, but has also designed furniture, ceramics, textiles, carpets and so forth. However, there are no books devoted to the design oeuvre of Graves whom the New York Times has called "...the most truly original voice that American architecture has produced in some time." Our book is meant to fill the gap. It consists of essays written by the well-known authors listed above and an introduction by Aldo Rossi, the great contemporary architect. Michael Graves / Born in Indianapolis, USA in 1934, died in 2015. Architect and designer. Taught architecture at Princeton University from '62. Representative architectural works include the Portland Building, the Humana Building, the Whitney Museum of American Art expansion, and the Newark Museum. At Alessi, he designed the world-famous best-selling bird kettle "9093". Thank you for viewing. We also have many other books related to design and architecture for sale. #barbedesign #barbearchitecture Clicking the above will make it easier to search.