Robert A.M. Stern
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| Robert A.M. Stern | |
| Title | FAIA |
| Born | May 23, 1939; USA |
| Education | Yale University School of Architecture |
| Firms | Robert A.M. Stern Architects, New York, New York, USA |
| Notes | Robert Arthur Morton Stern. Dean of the Yale School of Architecture. |
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[edit] Projects
- Lakewood Public Library, Lakewood, Ohio
- Nashville Public Library, Nashville, Tennessee
- Jacksonville Public Library, Jacksonville, Florida
- Main Library, Columbus, Georgia
- Point West Place, Framingham, Massachusetts
- Federal Reserve Bank, Atlanta, Georgia
- U.S. Federal Courthouse, Youngstown, ohio
- U.S. Federal Courthouse, Beckley, West Virginia
- U.S. Federal Courthouse, Richmond, Florida
- Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy, Ann Arbor, Michigan
- Mason School of Business at the College of William and Mary
- 15 Central Park West
- George W. Bush Presidential Library at Southern Methodist University
[edit] Discussion
In a distinguished career that has spanned more than 35 years, Robert A. M. Stern has remained true to his principles: “I see myself not as an architectural biographer but as a portraitist devoted to the synthesis of my clients’ ambitions and the social constraints in which my buildings are to be realized.” Whether designing a residential, commercial or institutional building, Stern believes a structure’s form should fit, but not be confined by, its function. “Architecture is like the design of mittens, not gloves,” he says. “Gloves are too tightly shaped to the fingers of a single hand; mittens give you wiggle room for the future.” -AD 100
[edit] References
- Robert A. M. Stern, Elizabeth Kraft, Vincent Joseph Scully. Robert A.M. Stern: Buildings and Projects, 1987-1992. Rizzoli. 1992. ISBN 0847816184, ISBN 9780847816187.
- Robert A. M. Stern, Robert A. M. Stern: Buildings and Projects 1998-2002. Monacelli Press, Inc. 2003. ISBN 1580931219, ISBN 9781580931212
[edit] External Links
- Robert A.M. Stern Likens New Larry Silverstein Development to the ‘Titanic’ - Daily Intel, 2008.0129
- Robert A.M. Stern, A Conservative in Manhattan - 2007.1023
- Robert A.M. Stern, FAIA at Robert A.M. Stern Architects web site
- Robert A. M. Stern at Wikipedia
