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American architect and theoretician Steven Holl (1947) is one of the best-known and most influential designers of the modern age thanks to his projects developed mostly in New york city and in the Orient (China, Japan, South Korea).<br>After graduating from Seattle University and studying in London and Rome, he opened [https://www.arch2o.com/ Steven Holl Architects] in New York in 1976.<br>In his large production Holl synthesises "philosophical thinking and design methodologies" in research study which is at the very same time "experience and criticism" (Heck-Chiarone).<br>In his essential essay Anchoring (1989 ), Holl specifies the "dialectic relationships" in between places and structures: clear examples include his New York tasks of the eighties, which brought his studio popularity and recognition.<br>His Pool House in New York (1981) and in the Museum of Modern Art Apartment (1986) reveal the constructions' geographical and historic aspects; his showroom for the Pace Collection (1986) plainly reveals the poetics of the De Stjil motion. His offices for D.E. Shaw & Co (1992) and high impact façade for the Storefront for Art and Architecture (1993) are likewise deserving of note.<br>His jobs in Europe consist of the highly experimental Kiasma [http://Www.britannica.com/search?query=Contemporary%20Art Contemporary Art] Museum in Helsinki.<br>Holl has designed many crucial single-family houses (Berkowitz-Odgis House, Stretto House) and housing complexes, including several in Japan: deep space Space in Fukuoka (1991 ), in which Holl underlines the "space" of Buddhist cosmology, and the 190 Makuhari Bay units in Chiba (1996 ).<br>His present tasks in China have actually had a great social impact: the Culture and Art Center in Qingdao City and the Ecocity Ecology-Planning Museums in the country's first environmental city (Tianjin Eco City).
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−	American ~~designer~~ and theoretician Steven Holl (1947) is ~~among~~ the best-known and most ~~prominent~~ designers of the ~~contemporary~~ age thanks to his ~~tasks~~ developed ~~primarily~~ in New ~~York~~ and in the Orient (China, Japan, South Korea).<br>After ~~finishing~~ from Seattle University and studying in London and Rome, he opened Steven Holl Architects in New York ~~City~~ in 1976.<br>In his ~~vast~~ production Holl synthesises "philosophical thinking and design ~~methods~~" in research study which is at the same time "experience and criticism" (Heck-Chiarone).<br>In his ~~crucial~~ essay Anchoring (1989 ), Holl specifies the "dialectic relationships" between structures ~~and locations~~: clear examples include his New York tasks of the eighties, which brought his studio ~~fame~~ and ~~acknowledgment~~.<br>His Pool House in New York (1981) and ~~[http://helskens.be/content/steven-holl-biography Linked Hybrid]~~ in the Museum of Modern Art Apartment (1986) ~~expose~~ the constructions' geographical and historic ~~elements~~; his showroom for the Pace Collection (1986) ~~clearly exposes~~ the poetics of the De Stjil ~~movement~~. His ~~workplaces~~ for D.E. Shaw & Co (1992) and high ~~effect~~ façade for the Storefront for Art and Architecture (1993) are ~~also worthwhile~~ of note.<br>His ~~tasks~~ in Europe ~~include~~ the ~~extremely speculative~~ Kiasma Contemporary Art Museum in Helsinki.<br>Holl has ~~developed~~ many crucial single-family ~~homes~~ (Berkowitz-Odgis House, Stretto House) and housing complexes, including ~~a number of~~ in Japan: ~~the Void~~ Space in Fukuoka (1991 ), in which Holl underlines the "~~void~~" of Buddhist cosmology, and the 190 Makuhari Bay ~~[http://Www.ajaxtime.com/?s=systems systems]~~ in Chiba (1996 ).<br>His ~~current~~ tasks in China have actually had ~~an excellent~~ social impact: the Culture and Art Center in Qingdao City and the Ecocity Ecology-Planning Museums in the ~~nation~~'s ~~very~~ first ~~ecological~~ city (Tianjin Eco City).	+	American architect and theoretician Steven Holl (1947) is one of the best-known and most influential designers of the modern age thanks to his projects developed mostly in New york city and in the Orient (China, Japan, South Korea).<br>After graduating from Seattle University and studying in London and Rome, he opened [https://www.arch2o.com/ Steven Holl Architects] in New York in 1976.<br>In his large production Holl synthesises "philosophical thinking and design methodologies" in research study which is at the very same time "experience and criticism" (Heck-Chiarone).<br>In his essential essay Anchoring (1989 ), Holl specifies the "dialectic relationships" in between places and structures: clear examples include his New York tasks of the eighties, which brought his studio popularity and recognition.<br>His Pool House in New York (1981) and in the Museum of Modern Art Apartment (1986) reveal the constructions' geographical and historic aspects; his showroom for the Pace Collection (1986) plainly reveals the poetics of the De Stjil motion. His offices for D.E. Shaw & Co (1992) and high impact façade for the Storefront for Art and Architecture (1993) are likewise deserving of note.<br>His jobs in Europe consist of the highly experimental Kiasma [http://Www.britannica.com/search?query=Contemporary%20Art Contemporary Art] Museum in Helsinki.<br>Holl has designed many crucial single-family houses (Berkowitz-Odgis House, Stretto House) and housing complexes, including several in Japan: deep space Space in Fukuoka (1991 ), in which Holl underlines the "space" of Buddhist cosmology, and the 190 Makuhari Bay units in Chiba (1996 ).<br>His present tasks in China have actually had a great social impact: the Culture and Art Center in Qingdao City and the Ecocity Ecology-Planning Museums in the country's first environmental city (Tianjin Eco City).