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Bernard tschumi 1944 is an architect, writer, and educator, commonly associated with deconstructivism. Bernard tschumi, faia, has long documented his philosophy along with his architecture, from the fourpart eventcities the mit press, 19942010 to architecture and disjunction the mit press, 1996. Red is not a colour the latest book written by tschumi is reffered as a 746 page marathon of an architect struggling to define what architecture fundamentally is or should be. Bernard tschumi has been an important voice in new yorks architecture scene since he first arrived here in 1976 from london. Along with this he has not lost grip over his literary side and is currently appointed as a professor in the graduate school of architecture. Part monograph, part architectural theory, and part story, the book narrates a threedecade journey through a personal history of architecture and architectural ideas, intertwining theory, practice, and hypothetical. Part monograph, part architectural theory, and part story, the book narrates a threedecade journey through a personal history of architecture and architectural ideas, intertwining theory, practice, and hypothetical projects with forty built works.
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